The best part is when Elvis, grasping a champagne bottle at waist height, pops the cork right in the face of his rival for the affection of the leading lady.

Elvis and Ann-Margret are very good together. For once Elvis isn't surrounded by replaceable women, but is given someone his equal in sex appeal. And it works.

Elvis couldn't act to save his life, Ann Margaret would only learn to act years later, and this romance musical had very little behind it except paring two attractive young people with some of Elvis's hits. The title track is the highlight, but even it doesn't rise much above "decent".

elvis does the same stuff over and over, some of his movies are better than others, and this one is smack dab in the middle, not horrible by any means but pretty flippin' bland. the saddest part is the best song in the movie was a solo by ann-margret, other than the one song "my rival" it's all forgettable, and really nothing to fret over if you haven't seen it.

One of those "saw-only-parts-of-it-on-tv-when-you-were-a-kid" type thing. And for a reason.

Not a big fan of the Elvis films.

Fun, fun, fun.