"The Imax-finished film releases worldwide through Universal Pictures and Neon in late February."

Source:
https://variety.com/2025/film/markets-festivals/elvis-producer-joan-of-arc-karaoke-hugh-jackman-1236567382/


Disappointed.....
I was hoping for an earlier release,like early January ...

From memory I think Elvis had about 7 albums in the top 50 at the same time just after his death.


The chart problem is that at the time of Elvis’s death, I heard there were over 100 different RCA/Camden titles
that record stores could order from RCA.
This means there could potentially be ...

From memory I think Elvis had about 7 albums in the top 50 at the same time just after his death.


The chart problem is that at the time of Elvis’s death, I heard there were over 100 different RCA/Camden titles
that record stores could order from RCA.
This means there could potentially be ...

From memory I think Elvis had about 7 albums in the top 50 at the same time just after his death.


The chart problem is that at the time of Elvis’s death, I heard there were over 100 different RCA/Camden titles
that record stores could order from RCA.
This means there could potentially be ...

According to elvisinfonet the reissue of Moody Blue from 2000 has been issued a silver disc in the Uk for sales of 60,000 copies.
Obviously this is in addition to the original album.


it would be nice if RIAA USA would come around with an update of awards for Elvis


...pretty sure that ...

According to elvisinfonet the reissue of Moody Blue from 2000 has been issued a silver disc in the Uk for sales of 60,000 copies.
Obviously this is in addition to the original album.


it would be nice if RIAA USA would come around with an update of awards for Elvis


...pretty sure that ...

From memory I think Elvis had about 7 albums in the top 50 at the same time just after his death.


RCA had to turn over half their production lines for Elvis Product after he died.


http://www.elvis-history-blog.com/elvis-europe.html

Those of us old enough to remember Elvis' death in August ...

MysteryTrain wrote: October 31st, 2025, 2:18 am The official announcement states: “An audio only FTD edition will be released during 2026.”

MT

I thought the release statement was at the top of this thread which does not mention it. But hey ho, for completists, that’ll be another chunk of money they will have to spend.

From memory I think Elvis had about 7 albums in the top 50 at the same time just after his death.


In what country? UK or US. If the US, it was 6 but in the UK, there were more - on the first week of September, there were 14 including Moody Blue. Numbers are chart positions for that week. Most ...

According to elvisinfonet the reissue of Moody Blue from 2000 has been issued a silver disc in the Uk for sales of 60,000 copies.
Obviously this is in addition to the original album.


The original went on to sell around 210,000 - it wasn’t on the UK chart for very long however - only 11 weeks ...

For several years now, I've been disappointed with FTD.

The reason is that they keep packaging some unknown takes into deluxe sets. Fans with
little money, who can barely afford their hobby, are left out. I can't afford these box sets
and therefore have to do without new audio material ...

Alexander72 wrote: October 13th, 2025, 1:38 am Call me old fashioned but I do not appreciate any of this. 10 Years from now new generations will not recognize anymore what is authentic Elvis and what is not, which is already the case with AI-generated pictures.

Totally agree.

So Neon and Universal Pictures will distribute EPiC next year.
No idea if it matters who get the rights….and also no idea if that makes
any difference regarding a Bluray release.



What is telling is that it has got two distributors.

To me it suggests that the producers have ...

So Neon and Universal Pictures will distribute EPiC next year.
No idea if it matters who get the rights….and also no idea if that makes
any difference regarding a Bluray release.



What is telling is that it has got two distributors.

To me it suggests that the producers have ...

So Neon and Universal Pictures will distribute EPiC next year.
No idea if it matters who get the rights….and also no idea if that makes
any difference regarding a Bluray release.



What is telling is that it has got two distributors.

To me it suggests that the producers have waited ...

So Neon and Universal Pictures will distribute EPiC next year.
No idea if it matters who get the rights….and also no idea if that makes
any difference regarding a Bluray release.



What is telling is that it has got two distributors.

To me it suggests that the producers have waited for ...

So Neon and Universal Pictures will distribute EPiC next year.
No idea if it matters who get the rights….and also no idea if that makes
any difference regarding a Bluray release.



What is telling is that it has got two distributors.

To me it suggests that the producers have waited for and ...

NinaFromCanadaEh wrote: October 10th, 2025, 12:32 pm i am surprise they would not have had photos and Beatles stuff on display, as the place that launched them

The new one does but not really the old one. Back in 1973 when it in its last days, it was just a dance cellar that smelt of sweat and booze.

NinaFromCanadaEh wrote: October 10th, 2025, 11:37 am you are convincing

My girlfriend (my wife now) and I went to The Cavern on the last day it was open in May 1973. Unfortunately, there was no sign of the Fab Four playing lol.

interesting

i had copied that data a long time ago and I am in Canada so no familiar with the roads in the UK


I travelled up and down the M1 and M6 motorways from London to Liverpool and vice versa lots of times and if Ringo had been coming fro London to Leicester, it would have been on the M1 ...