Kim Brown

After a worryingly woke first few minutes, this movie really gets into it's stride and becomes a fascinating watch. The section of the film where we follow Elvis through his time in the army is particularly gripping. In all other stories about Elvis, this part of his life is always glossed over with a two second clip of him getting his haircut and then we're suddenly in 1961. It's like 'Hey, wait a minute, there must be more to tell us here'. And we get to see a lot more! The clips from his sixties movies are just as bad as you remember but cringingly funny. Old McDonald Had a Farm must be the lowest point in Elvis' career - I was virtually hiding behind the couch as he was singing it! Thoroughly recommended.

There was something missing from this film for me. It was OK but forgettable. The acting is fine but there is a lack of proper suspence. The background music is rather grating and the film could do without it. Not as disappointing as the emotionless Dunkirk.

Heartless, soul-less and incredibly boring. Avoid.