Elvis review - Baz Luhrmann's squeaky-clean King is shaking no one up

Incurious yet frantic, Luhrmann's spangly epic is off-key - and Austin Butler flounders in those blue suede shoes Baz Luhrmann has given us another pointless explosion of super-spangly sparkles in celluloid form - exactly the same sparkles he sprinkled over the Moulin Rouge and Jay Gatsby in previous films. And just as Alan Partridge said his favourite Beatles album was The Best of the Beatles, so Luhrmann has given us a film built around what he imagines is the best of Elvis Presley. It's not a...