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My favourite thing about this movie is that it was great when it came out but actually turned out to be stunningly prescient; biopics were fairly common at the time but they're loving ubiquitous now and are all essentially the same. Rocketman had the good sense to at least try to put a different spin on "[artist name] has to think about his whole life before he plays" but Elvis did the "IT'S THE DEVIL'S MUSIC" scene unironically.
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I do not believe I will ever be at a point in my life where I don't laugh at the running gag with the sinks, when he walks into a huge bathroom filled end to end with sinks and just screams in fury lmao from the day I watched the movie from the first time I've been desperate for an Elvis biopic starring Jack White. WOAHLOOKOUT here comes the king
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Android Blues posted:The sink scene is literally just a scene from Walk the Line where Cash fucks up a sink, but in this movie, it's a whole row of sinks! that sure is a joke from the movie and the origins of it, yes guys this parody movie is referencing other movies, deeply confusing
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Mordja posted:The purposefully awful casting for The Beatles. Paul Rudd looking directly into the camera and saying "ehmahgyune" is an in-joke in our house lol. god this thread is bringing everything back. Frankie Muniz as Buddy Holly and a good portion of his dialogue is just him repeating that he's Buddy Holly. Dewey yelling "TEMPTATIONS!" then it's The Temptations singing acapella lmao
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