this movie is so devoid of life. pure bland.

I'm pretty sure I would've been more entertained watching actual paint dry.

Really enjoyed the scope and focus of this, every single shot besides the second to last is from the POV of Priscilla.
Sofia does an incredible job at setting and capturing the mood while subverting the expectation of that mood at the same time.

Knockout performances by Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi here. Beautifully shot and set and not to mention the incredible musical direction.
Not going to be for everyone and some may find it a bore, but if you give in to it, it will repay you.

Just like Priscilla…. I too felt trapped at Graceland. Inside this boring movie. The score is terrible. The story feels so empty and just jumps from scene to scene from their relationship. It also rushes an ending in a movie that dragged on and on. Cailee Spaeny was good and that’s about it.i hate when biopics on artist do movies with out the artists music in it.

The story of Priscilla and Elvis. We all know it…. But this movie kind of sucked…. There is absolutely no emotion between Elvis and Priscilla…. You can see them acting and badly. Also the height difference, wow! Too profound…I know it was there to prove a point but it goes into creepy…. And the courtship in the beginning really did have creepy vibes. I think this movie does not represent accurately…. No Elvis music…. Ok this pales in comparison to the Elvis movie of Baz…. Disappointed…

I just loved the whole movie. Sofia Coppola did an amazing job, every single detail is so well captured. I really emphasize a lot with the story and i was moved till the end. Heartbreaking the ending with a lot of hope to be more..

I saw the film Elvis and the two perspective of their life it's soo heartbreaking. Amazing work.

What a sad movie.

No one captures vibes like Sofia Coppola.

'Priscilla' from Sofia Coppola works really well as a companion piece to 'Elvis' by Baz Luhrmann. While Luhrmann's film focused on the problematic relationship between Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, the controversial romance with his wife only played a minor role. Coppola, on the other hand, focuses almost exclusively on Priscilla's view of the events, and Elvis doesn't come off well here at all. All the grooming of the initially only 14-year-old is really not easy to stomach. And Coppola is strong at staging Elvis' underlying pressure on Priscilla, sometimes more and sometimes less subtly.

The two leads also deliver strong performances, with Cailee Spaeny emerging as a true discovery and Jacob Elordi demonstrating once more that he's a rising star. What I liked most about the movie, however, is that it's not just a victim story because it also shows how Priscilla emancipates herself from Elvis. This whole part could have been a bit more detailed, whereby cuts could have been made in the middle. But even as it is, this movie is worth a recommendation.

Priscilla is really well done - particularly the set and costume design. Sophia Coppola's direction is always impressive. However, I could never fully buy into Jacob Elordi as Elvis (maybe his height?). The biggest weakness, though, is the films watchability. I'm glad I saw it, but I don't foresee any reason to revisit it.

An unfair portrayal of someone who cannot defend themselves.

An interesting movie if you have a pinch of salt handy.

Like a used diamond bit: spectacular, dull and it bored the whole time.

Sofia Coppola did a stellar job directing, unfortunately there was nothing (apart from a very talented Cailee Spaeny) there for her to direct.