Girl Happy / Kurven Lily - 2007

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<span style='font-size:12pt;line-height:100%'>Girl Happy / Kurven Lily</span>

Format: Widescreen (2.35:1 - anamorph)
System: PAL
Tonformate: Dolby Digital 1.0 in Deutsch - Dolby Digital 1.0 in Englisch - Dolby Digital 1.0 in Spanisch
Untertitel: Deutsch, Englisch, Deutsch für Hörgeschädigte, Englisch für Hörgeschädigte, Spanisch, Dänisch, Schwedisch, Finnisch, Norwegisch
Termin: 17.08.07
Regionalcode: 2

BONUS-MATERIAL: Kino-Trailer

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This was published on several websites:
It looks as if Warner Bros (Benelux) has a way of messing a perfectly good release plan up.

Earlier on, Warner Bros launched the DVD campaign by advertising that Elvis has sold over “one million records worldwide”, and that massive quantities of drugs were found in Elvis’s body after he passed away. Even on the official WB/Elvis site, Elvis's last name is misspelled. But if you thought that we’ve seen it all by now, think again. This time, Warner Bros can’t even get the track listing for their own Elvis DVD’s right.

All of a sudden, the new release of “Girl Happy” contains an extra track: “Good News”. Good news it is, and we can’t wait to see/hear the unknown song… Or is it another mistake?

Note EpGold:
In the movie, Nita Talbot is a stripper and she sings the song while wearing a dress that looks like the pages of a newspaper. The scene of the song has lyrics like "come and get it, it's hot off the press." Shelley Fabares, who is drunk in the scene, gets on stage herself and sings some lines of the song as well.

On the song "Good News" , the correct title apparently is "I've Got News For You." It was written by Randy Star and Fred Wise and sung by Nita Talbot and Shelley Fabares in the move "Girl Happy." Randy Star and Fred Wise wrote a number of songs for Elvis, including "Kissin' Cousins," "Carny Town," "Look Out Broadway," "Datin'" and "Adam & Evil." In some databases the song is called "Read All About It."

<span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>Quelle: EPGold.Com / ElvisMatters.Be</span>

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Warner Bros "Discover" New Song?

It looks as if Warner Bros (Benelux) has a way of messing a perfectly good release plan up. Earlier on, Warner Bros launched the DVD campaign by advertising that Elvis has sold over “one million records worldwide”, and that massive quantities of drugs were found in Elvis’s body after he passed away. Even on the official WB/Elvis site, Elvis's last name is misspelled. But if you thought that we’ve seen it all by now, think again.

This time, Warner Bros can’t even get the track listing for their own Elvis DVD’s right. All of a sudden, the new release of “Girl Happy” contains an extra track: “Good News”. Good news it is, and we can’t wait to see/hear the unknown song… Or is it another mistake?

<span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>Quelle: ElvisNews.Com</span>

der nächste Paukenschlag ?

Wage es mal ziemlich zu bezweifeln

Die Antwort steht doch schon oben im Text …

Tonformate: Dolby Digital 1.0 in Deutsch - Dolby Digital 1.0 in Englisch - Dolby Digital 1.0 in Spanisch

...jetzt gehen die Puristen wieder an die Decke, aber trotzdem hätte ich mir alternativ einen 5.1 Remix als zusätzliche Tonspur gewünscht, so wie es bei den "alten" Paramount-DVDs der Fall war.

Da konnte man sich aus den DVDs die Musik-Clips schön rauskopieren und eine richtig "soundlastige" DVD mit nur den Musikstücken brennen...

Ansonsten halte ich "Kurven-Lilly" (was für ein beknackter Titel) für einen GUTEN Unterhaltungsfilm. Der macht Spaß! Natürlich wegen ELVIS, aber auch wegen "Schnuckelchen" Fabares und der "Mickey-Mouse-Fun-Songs".

Kaufe lieber diese DVD doppelt als mir noch einmal "Double Trouble" anzusehen (mit Ausnahme der Musikstücke...)

...jetzt gehen die Puristen wieder an die Decke...

Wieso? Ist doch völlig egal. Von mir aus können die auch eine weitere Tonspur anbieten, wo Rio die Songs auf Kisuaheli neu eingesungen hat. Solange man frei wählen kann, who cares?