Review of G.I. Blues (1960) by Paul D — 16 Mar 2013
A G.I. stationed in West Germany dreams of opening up his own nightclub; to do so he needs cash, so he places a bet that he can spend the night with Lili, a beautiful nightclub dancer with a reputation for being extremely hard to get.
The first post army Elvis film is obvious and predictable, as well as being all too easily nothing more than a way to exploit Elvis' image. However, this is one picture that Elvis himself, along with his musical numbers, makes enjoyable at the very least.
This review of G.I. Blues (1960) was written by Paul D on 16 Mar 2013.
G.I. Blues has generally received positive reviews.
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