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** No less a critic than Creator/RogerEbert declared this the best acting Creator/BruceCampbell has ever done.
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** No less a critic than Creator/RogerEbert declared this the best acting Creator/BruceCampbell has ever done.done, even one of the best performances of Elvis on screen he'd ever seen.
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* WTHCastingAgency: Creator/BruceCampbell as an elderly Elvis. And it ''works''. According to the DVDCommentary, his agent found it so bizarre he initially threw it out.
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* WTHCastingAgency: QuestionableCasting: Creator/BruceCampbell as an elderly Elvis. And it ''works''. According to the DVDCommentary, his agent found it so bizarre he initially threw it out.
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* HesJustHiding: The follow up concept was going to be an ImmediateSequel where the nurse comes out to perform CPRCleanPrettyReliable on Elvis.
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: CryForTheDevil: When Elvis meets The Mummy named Bubba Ho-Tep for the first time, He sees how The Mummy died and what happened before he came to terrorize the rest home. Before he died he was a Pharaoh who was assassinated by his royal priests. We dont know why they killed him, but we see him being seduced by two women and then later a priest jams a hook thru his nose while he's alive and awake and removes his brain. The mummy is an evil soul sucking fiend, but you still feel bad about the way he died.
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** No less a critic than Creator/RogerEbert declared this the best acting Creator/BruceCampbell has ever done.
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* WTHCastingAgency: Creator/BruceCampbell as an elderly Elvis. And it ''works''.
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** At a Q&A session before the film was released, Campbell proudly stated "A 68-year-old fatass Elvis who has cancer on his penis. Let's see Tom Cruise tackle THAT part!"
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** At a Q&A session before the film was released, Campbell proudly stated "A 68-year-old fatass Elvis who has cancer on his penis. Let's see Tom Cruise Creator/TomCruise tackle THAT part!"
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* WTHCastingAgency: Bruce Campbell Creator/BruceCampbell as an elderly Elvis. And it ''works''.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuTE3OnYTwU The Sebastian Haff Show]] plays during Elvis' reminiscence of his glory days and perfectly sums his character up.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Even Elvis himself at one point doubts that he's really Elvis in a deleted scene. Then he decides that it doesn't matter one way or the other.
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** There's also a moment that implies JFK's story is true, and this makes the other characters' stories more plausible by extension.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The soundtrack to this film elevates it another level above what it could have fallen into. It helps that the score is by Bryan Tyler, who also provided the music for ''Film/SixStringSamurai'', another (albeit indirectly) Elvis-centric film.
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** The soundtrack to this film elevates it another level above what it could have fallen into. It helps that the score is by Bryan Tyler, who also provided the music for ''Film/SixStringSamurai'', another (albeit indirectly) Elvis-centric film.
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** The soundtrack to this film elevates it another level above what it could have fallen into. It helps that the score is by Bryan Tyler, who also provided the music for ''Film/SixStringSamurai'', another (albeit indirectly) Elvis-centric film.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The soundtrack to this film elevates it another level above what it could have fallen into.
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** It helps that the score is by Bryan Tyler, who also provided the music for ''Film/SixStringSamurai'', another (albeit indirectly) Elvis-centric film.
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** Also something as an example for the B-movie genre as a whole: A ridiculous plot, schlocky effects, and gratuitous violence mask a surprisingly deep story with compelling characters.
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** It helps that the score is by Bryan Tyler, who also provided the music for ''SixStringSamurai'', another (albeit indirectly) Elvis-centric film.
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