Elvis Presley's quest to recover his musical preeminence after a decade of self-imposed exile from concert stages is depicted in this concert documentary from 1970. Sidelined by his film career and overshadowed by rock's mid-1960s upheavals, the King began his comeback two years earlier with the relatively sparse assault of his legendary network television performance, '68 Comeback Special. Now, the Memphis icon was preparing to realign his performing profile by pursuing top-tier headliner status in Las Vegas, a decision that seems even more transitory than it was at the time. Elvis: That's the Way It Is tracks the evolution of the act from rehearsal to stage, with six nights' worth of concert footage providing the inevitable climax. The rehearsal tape, which has been enlarged for this special version, provides additional evidence that Presley's band was just outstanding...