Warner Bros. is going big with its celebration of The King's 75th birthday, releasing newly restored and remastered versions of several of Elvis's best-known cinematic outings just in time for Elvis Week (August 10 - 16). Earlier this week, Warners released the Golden Globe-winning 1977 documentary Elvis on Tour, which features Elvis performing some of his biggest hits such as "Burning Love," "Don't Be Cruel," and "Hound Dog." You can pick it up right now on Blu-Ray and DVD, or order it on iTunes or On Demand.
If you're not in a documentary mood, Warners has also released restored versions of Viva Las Vegas and Jailhouse Rock, which are available on iTunes and On Demand. Finally, if that's still not enough hip-gyrating for your liking, you can pick up the Elvis: 75th Anniversary DVD Collection, which bundles together 17 of Presley's movies alongside a 40-page commemorative book and reproduction memorabilia pieces. It's the most Elvis you can fit on your home-entertainment center short of stealing one of those porcelain lemurs from Graceland. Check out a larger shot of the box art and an exclusive clip from the restored Viva Las Vegas below.
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