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Change of Habit (Widescreen)

Elvis Presley (Actor), Mary Tyler Moore (Actor), William A. Graham (Director) | Rated: G (General Audience) | Format: DVD
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Elvis tried something different in his final narrative movie… but the results are oddly similar to his usual '60s formula. Here the King plays a doctor working in an inner-city free clinic, playing host to three Catholic nurses (who are really nuns incognito). Elvis gets hung up on one of the nuns, played by Mary Tyler Moore; she seems a lot closer to The Dick Van Dyke Show than the Vatican. The songs are sparse--"Rubberneckin'" gets a workout in one of those awful stilted hootenannies so prevalent in Elvis pictures. The flower-power ambience is more interesting than the story; the film features Mod Squad-style attempts at racial politics, a sit-down protest, and a weird sequence involving "rage reduction" to cure an autistic child. Elvis has good scenes and indifferent ones, but he looks fantastic (this is just after the great "comeback"), and he dresses like no other doctor before or since. --Robert Horton

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5.0 out of 5 stars so glad I found this.., Jun 1 2011
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I am so glad this was in stock...I loved this movie when I was younger and enjoyed watching every minute of it
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5.0 out of 5 stars American humour?, Oct 2 2003
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J. Altair "Jan from OZ" (Australia) - See all my reviews
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After reading the reviews for this movie, you would come away thinking it was a comedy. I do not feel the movie could in any way be described as a comedy, unless that is the way America interprets comedy. Why not check out down under in Australia to find out what comedy really means and you'll come away with stitches!
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3.0 out of 5 stars How Times Have Changed, Sep 10 2003
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Indeed. I guess you have to look at this movie in this context. It looks dated, kind of like those really bad TV shows of the late 60s and early 70s. The dialogue is terrible, laughable at some points - "she was raped, even against her will" - give me a break!

Elvis looks good, before he blimped out on cheeseburgers and drugs and Mary Tyler Moore is her usual annoying self - its said they didnt get on - not unsurprisingly.

The supporting cast is not too bad - good to see Ed Asner in an early role. This is one of Elvis lost films, so to speak, in that if you are not a fan then you would not really know about it.

Worth a look. The DVD is good quality as is the VHS. The songs are pretty duff but whats new?

It looks like he was trying to get his movie career back on track but was perhaps side tracked by live performances.

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