tishiamal

Had a yearning to rewatch this because it so fascinated me with the footage. I know some complained it was not balanced with all the astronauts, yet it was still wonderful to watch.

Come to find out Disney has pulled from streaming which I don't mind but then give me a chance to buy it on a DVD or a Bluray option.

Is this America or is this some weird country where you find something you like and someone decides to no longer offer it...AT ALL.

CREEPY AND CONTROLLING. Like you no longer want to make money off of something that some enjoy?

All downhill now.

And since my review is too short, I will only say this: all movies should be offered to those who love them otherwise, why even bother.

I started watching thinking it would be the same old Elvis bio pic. So not what I thought it would be. I loved the camera angles, the pop, the ambiances of all the abuses of a young superstar, wanting to make it and being turned by money, money, money and fear, fear, fear.

Austin Butler was amazing and all the actors, hovered into a reality so unseen and unwielded in all the other bio pics. I'm STILL AMAZED.

Tom Hanks always continues to amaze me in everything he does and this is no exception. The pace, the unique views of deception....wonderful.

I also loved the connection between Elvis and the wonderful black musicians of that time: BB King, Little Richard, Big Mama Thornton and so many that were used by white musicians for gain.

I might come back down to earth in a few days...but this...BEYOND FURTHER WORDS.