Elvis as a child of black culture man of his times & exploited artist
Elvis is about the relationship between Colonel Tom Parker/Tom Hanks and Elvis/Austin Butler. The conventional wisdom is that Parker exploited Elvis and led to his demise. That’s included but Hanks does a voice over commentary so the whole story is told from his perspective so it’s going to be a lot more complimentary to him. I liked that they emphasized that Elvis came out of black culture. They had Big Mama Thornton, B.B. King and Little Richard. They also brought up what a rebellious and subversive force Presley was originally. They compare his performances to a southern segregationist complaining about the mixing of races. A lot of people just remember Elvis for the drugged out Vegas version of his career but he really shook up American pop culture when he first came onto the scene. They also placed him within his times. Thus there’s the assassinations of Dr. Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy. This was all brought off by an amazing performance by Butler. He really had the mannerisms of Elvis down pat.
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