All Shook Up

I suggest this film to anybody of any age. It is a very entertaining comedy. Frank Gorshin is terrific as the bumbling sherrif. The acting is really well done and so is the production. The music is good too. I recommend it highly.

Funny, very, very funny. It was like watching raising Arizona meets Airplane. Frank Gorshin is a total whacko, I don't know why he doesn't do more roles like this one -- and his crazy deputy, what a great job playing the goof. I tell you, when that airbag went off I about wet myself laughing so hard. Thanks

I saw this feature film All Shook Up at a recent film fest and I (along

with the audience) was rolling in the aisles, laughing so hard! Frank

Gorshin is at his mad-cap-Riddler best as a deranged sheriff out to

incarcerate a trio of musical country kids who are always 2 steps ahead!

Finally, the kids hide-out at a ranch, taken under the wing of a guy who

may or may not be the King of Rock and Roll! Great site gags, mixed with a clever, moving story make this a must for

all Elvis/Gorshin fans! Even Sarah Chalke (the pretty Becky from

Roseanne) has a great performance as Gorshin's Country Bumpkin ditsy

daughter!

I was visiting Aspen on a ski trip and friend invited me to see this film. I was reluctant but she insisted. I've never really been a fan of Elvis or the music or any of hype so I wasn't expecting much. I couldn't have been more wrong. I laughed until I thought I couldn't laugh anymore. Every scene found a way to be hysterical and still tell the story. I wanted to see it again but I was disappointed when I found out it was the last day of the festival. I asked about when I could see All Shook Up at a theater in my city but was told the release had been pushed up from Christmas because the producer didn't think the film was ready yet, that they might change a few scenes and the ending. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, Mr. Producer, I don't know if you read these things but don't change anything! I loved the ending, I loved it all. I still laugh out loud when I think of that crazy Deputy on the radio. All Shook Up will be an instant classic. DON'T CHANGE A THING.

A terrible vanity project with a script that seemed like an episode of Dukes of Hazzard rather than a reverential movie of Elvis. Elvis' estate should sue. The actor playing Elvis had no personality with every scene he appeared in screeching to a dead halt. It was shown on local television in Orlando hosted by a radio personality who appeared in it. She seemed embarrassed by it and I feel for her.