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Girls! Girls! Girls!

Girls! Girls! Girls!

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Good-hearted and fun movie
Review: Never would have imagined that a good-hearted and fun movie like Girls, Girls, Girls! could generate such simple-minded and near-sighted nonsense as we had here. We are considering here a movie made more than 40 (forty) years ago, and we are still talking about it today. We are even still watching it today and let's face it, guys, like it or not, but some people even still seem to enjoy doing so. Funny isn't it? And that for a 'marginal talent' who has been dead for more than 25 years!? Wanna bet that nobody will ever talk about you again as soon as this page has been deleted? Recommended.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Not all Elvis fans have DVD players!!
Review: No complaint with the movie, just the format. This title and "It Happened At the World's Fair" were the only 2 Elvis titles we didn't have. All the other films are available on VHS (at least for now). You can still get these 2 on VHS provided you don't mind plunking down a couple of hundred bucks for a used copy. A little consideration for those of us still stuck with 20th century technology would have been appreciated!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Elvis Was Another Olivier! Another Caruso!
Review: Oh, what an actor! A true thespian in the esteemed tradition of Olivier, Scofield, Laughton, Donat, and Gielgud! Elvis was an actor of intense realism, uncanny emotionality, impeccable announciation, and masterful gesticulation! "Girls, Girls, Girls!" ranks right up there with Olivier's "Wuthering Heights," Scofield's "A Man For All Seasons," and Donat's "Goodbye Mr. Chips" as one of the all-time great films! And to think he had a better voice than Caruso! My, my this man Elvis was the greatest actor-singer whoever lived! Yes, it's true! Now, will somebody please hand me my Lithium and strap me into my straightjacket? Bye, bye! I'm off to see Elvis in person at Happydale Sanitarium! Bye, bye!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Elivis Movies available
Review: The person that does not have "It happened at the Worlds Fiar", I have seen that available at a Best Buy store in the past few months. I have had a copy for quite some time in VHS. I also am looking for a new copy of "Girls, Girls, Girls". It should come out in production soon I would think. All other titles seem to available from time to time.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: I'm In Agreement!
Review: This certainly isn't one of Elvis' good movies -- but it holds a sentimental favorite place in my heart. It was one of the first Elvis movies I ever saw when I first became a fan, way way back in 1975. It's one of the few I don't own, and I have been eagerly searching for Elvis movie titles on DVD -- and have been very disappointed to find so few! This year, with the 25th Anniversary, would be a grand time to have finally reissued all the movie titles on DVD!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Elvis Fans Take Irrationality To New Highs
Review: To the reviewer from Norfolk, United Kingdom----the fact that Presley himself stated in an interview that his music and films were juvenile--- yet you still deify him--- tells a lot about your level of rationality. Even after the man behind the curtain is exposed you still choose to believe he is the Wizard of Oz. I think the proper term for such behavior is "delusional." I agree with the reviwers from Memphis and Drexel Hill----even Presley himself knew he was a marketing phenomenon and little else.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Oh, What a Man! What A Singer! What a short-order Cook!
Review: Where did this boy genius learn to sing like Caruso, dance like Astaire, and act like Olivier!?! What a national treasure this brilliantly, sophisticated, articulate genius of a man truly was!!! God bless his soul for being the greatest entertainer in the history of film, stage, concert, radio, and television. His spirit must be up in Heaven where he's singing "Heartbreak Hotel" with the Lord Himself! Oh what a man! A giant! A genuis! And to think he even liked fried peanut butter and banana sandwhiches until his big, fat belly burst! Oh, but we'll forgive his gluttony since he was so fat and sexy! My one and only blimpo, fatso, slobbo Elvis! Now he's eating fried peanut butter and banana sandwhiches and baloney and whipped cream with the angels!!! Save some for me you big fat hunk of a man....I'll be coming to join you soon! Yep, your cousin Bertha Billie Bob Jo Presley is closing in on 500 pounds...that should just abot put me into a diabetic coma so I can join my kiss'n cousin beyond the pearly gates. Then we can hootenanny together, you Ol cowpoke, you! Hey, are there any McDonald's up there? I know there must be thousands of pharmacists up there to supply you with your daily megatonnage of cocaine, heroin, morphine and LSD. Yup, get those donuts ready cause I'm a comin.


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