Café Europa

Título original: G.I. Blues

1960
PG
1h 44min

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Tulsa McLean, un soldado que sueña con tener su propia discoteca, apuesta con su amigo Dynamite a que puede ganarse el corazón de una bailarina intocable. Pero cuando Dynamite es transferido... Leer todoTulsa McLean, un soldado que sueña con tener su propia discoteca, apuesta con su amigo Dynamite a que puede ganarse el corazón de una bailarina intocable. Pero cuando Dynamite es transferido, Tulsa debe reemplazarlo en la apuesta.Tulsa McLean, un soldado que sueña con tener su propia discoteca, apuesta con su amigo Dynamite a que puede ganarse el corazón de una bailarina intocable. Pero cuando Dynamite es transferido, Tulsa debe reemplazarlo en la apuesta.

Dirección
- Norman Taurog
Guionistas
- Edmund Beloin
- Henry Garson
Elenco

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Dirección
- Norman Taurog
Guionistas
- Edmund Beloin
- Henry Garson
Elenco

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Premios
- 3 nominaciones en total

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6/10

Blues is Pretty Upbeat

When you have Elvis Presley in a movie is there a need to have a plot or do you just stick him on screen and say GO! That's not really fair. Though there is most certainly a formula to making an Elvis picture there is also a lot of talent that went into each movie. Not the least of that talent was Elvis himself. All the Elvis movies have both a timeless quality to them while also presenting an innocence of a film-making age. Hal Wallis, who directs many of the Elvis films also directs Blue Hawaii which is a better followup to GI Blues.

The reason to watch G.I. Blues is not the story, the cinematography nor the direction even though all three are done with precision and no overkill. The reason to watch is Elvis. This movie was made in 1960 when The King was at his prime and starting to feel comfortable on screen. His performances are excellent, musical numbers that is, and we're all lucky to have them captured. The movie and Elvis are full of charm and you wonder at times how much Elvis' real life was mirrored with all that charm-like atmosphere around him. ***/**** (for an Elvis flick).

On a side note if you find an original poster of this movie, call me.

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Trivia
Despite the European locale, all of Presley's scenes were filmed in Hollywood.

Errores
The G.I.s are wearing underwear in the shower.

Citas
Tulsa McLean: [while trying to pry a sandwich out of a baby's hand] Army manual, section 43 - when in hand to hand combat with the enemy, apply judo chop to the back of neck. Oh, if you was only my size, you little rascal.

Créditos curiosos
After the opening credits: Produced with the full cooperation of the U.S. Army and the Department of Defense

Versiones alternativas
Because of copyright problems, in the European version of the movie the song "Tonight Is So Right For Love" (by Sid Wayne and Abner Silver) which was based on the melody of "Bacarolle" by Jaques Offenbach, was substituted with "Tonight's All Right For Love" (by Wayne, Silver and Joe Lilley), which had similar lyrics but was based on the melody of "Tales From The Vienna Woods" by Johann Strauss.