Heartbreak Hotel

A Rock and Roll Fantasy with an underrated cast, this movie is a lot of fun. David Keith gives a believable performance portraying Elvis as human rather than as the icon we all choose to remember. That's the most gratifying... Full review

This movie is much better than people seem to think. It's not just fun family entertainment, it really shows Elvis trying to come to terms with what went right and wrong with his life. It goes from a spooky, spiritual... Full review

This movie is a wonderful film. It is very memorable, but might not be appropriate for young children due to the language. Heartbreak Hotel is some-what unrealistic, but that is what movies are all about. Making the impossible, possible. This movie... Full review

This is pure fantasy. As an Elvis fan it made me think what if Elvis had been confronted with his past towards the end of his life? The end of the film I found to be sad as we all... Full review

I just saw this movie. I was surfing on cable and I came across it. At first I thought it would be rubbish but then it caught me. At the end of the movie I found that I was in... Full review

This movie is cute,funny, has action,musical. David Keith is a gorgeous man and does a great job as Elvis. The ending scene although unrealistic as is the whole movie was really awesome! I loved it. It is a shame this... Full review

'Heartbreak Hotel' is one one the all-time greatest entertainment treasures. With a solid, brilliant cast led by the incredibly talented Mr. David Keith as Elvis Presley, this movie could brighten even the dullest mood with its simple charm, humour and... Full review

I think HEARTBREAK HOTEL was a great movie. Maybe David Keith doesn't look much like the real Elvis Presley but he is a pretty good Elvis imitator. Ronnie McDowell sang most of the Elvis song. Besides a few which Elvis... Full review

HEARTBREAK HOTEL takes the viewer on a light hearted "what if" fantasy ride to the world of the Elvis of 1972. The makers of this movie were certainly Elvis fans. There is a good amount of detailed inside information about... Full review

Don't get me wrong. I do like most of Chris Columbus' other projects. I do like David Keith, but he gives one of the worse portrayals of Elvis I have ever seen. This time flattery is not complimentary. It bothers... Full review

Heartbreak Hotel" gives us Saint Elvis, Uncle Elvis, Elvis as E.T., the Last Temptation of Elvis, in which the rock god, enticed by an ordinary life -- wife, kids, lawn mowers -- reconsiders his Vegas act, white suits and facial hair. Chris Columbus wrote and directed this stupefyingly dumb fantasy with David Keith as the King, circa '72. ... Full Review

Here it is, the goofiest movie of the year, a movie so bad in so many different and endearing ways that I'm damned if I don't feel genuine affection for it. The movie finds so many different approaches to its badness that it becomes endearing. ... Full Review

Eamon's guest this week is one of Ireland's great entertainers, singer Brendan Bowyer. He has experienced major success in Ireland, the UK and Las Vegas and will be forever associated with the Royal Showband. ... Full Article

S ince the sex-crimes wing of Dick Wolf's Heartbreak Hotel is the only Law & Order still doing a brisk business, and thus the only one of the triptych already renewed for another year by NBC, it may be worth... ... Full Article

High on a hill, a country band featuring players who used to back Ernest Tubb and Merle Haggard play a shuffle version of "Heartbreak Hotel." ... Full Article

In January 1956 Elvis Presley entered the recording studio to begin his official career as an RCA artist, laying down, among other tunes, his debut single for the major, "Heartbreak Hotel". ... Full Article

From the Chicago Reader The rather crazed conceit of this "rock 'n' roll fable" by writer-director Chris Columbus ( Adventures in Babysitting ) goes something like this: in a small town in Ohio in 1972, teenager Johnny Wolfe (Charlie Schlatter)... ... Full Article