Priscilla | Official Trailer HD | A24

Sofia Coppola movies are often focuses on female gaze, loneliness, girlhood, and womanhood which makes her absolutely perfect to tell this story. As a huge fan of her work, i can't wait to see this movie. Sofia rarely miss 🙌

For anyone curious, I believe this film is based on Priscilla's own memoir, and she approves of this movie. I'm sure at least a few people are wondering if this sort of biopic is still ethical, but this one at least is.

Saw the movie, it was so so so deeply meaningful to see this story being told with such a spotlight as someone who lived a similar experience at 14. We constantly hear stories and see headlines of these rock stars/adult men in music pursuing young teenage girls, and their stories are never told, their names never heard, their feelings never talked about. Thank you for making this.

Don't go watching this expecting the character of Elvis to look anything like him..we all knew about his moods but I think very few of us especially those who haven't read the book by Priscilla which this movie is based on...in fact at one point she looks as younger at the end as she did at the beginning..all in all if you love tragic love stories, this is one..and the Seperate ways lyrics drop in their conversation was a touch of genius.

The tone shift when he said "what do you mean, you don't like it?", when he wanted her to change her hair was absolute perfection. Sofia always makes such incredible films, especially centered around the female perspective. I cannot wait .

This looks SO GOOD. The narrative decision to centre this on Priscilla's POV (I think it's based on her autobiography?) is a stroke of genius. I've never been much of an Elvis fan, but I'm finding myself genuinely excited to watch this one. I think in Coppola's hands the humanity of the characters (based on real people) will be far more nuanced & won't shy away from the darkness in the story. & these actors are absolutely nailing it from what I've seen.

I was the only person in the theater when I went to see this movie at the movie theatre lol

Priscilla is an incredible sophisticated film expertly directed by the very talented Sofia Coppola. The cinematography is amazing and the viewer is provided with so many beautiful scenes. The film is an intimate look into the relationship between the worlds most iconic singer Elvis and his wife Priscilla. It's like the viewer is in between each sentence that is uttered from the couple. You really feel like your right there experiencing exactly how the relationship was going. Jacob Elordi who plays Elvis does very well in showing both his flaws and his nice qualities. Cailee Spaeny who plays Priscilla is exceptional. She has an incredible presence and throughout the film has many moments where her beautiful face expresses clearly what she feels with no dialogue at all. UNMISSABLE.

So glad Sofia Coppola is making this. I was scared when I heard a movie about Priscilla was being made that it would end up glamorizing Priscilla’s life

Jacob Elordi is shaping up to be a very fine actor

After Austin’s performance as Elvis I just can’t see anyone else being the king besides Austin and Elvis RIP

I loved this film so much that I think it should have been a continuation of such films

Damn! We're actually going to go with the truth of how young the girl was, the massive power imbalance with him being an adult and a growing star and her being a kid of 14? I am down with that.

Looking forward to seeing this.

Touching. She went through so much pain and neglect. Brilliant movie though.

Yet another incredible film by the brilliant and phenomenal Sofia Coppola. BRAVO!

"She's much more mature than her age. You don't have to worry about her." You don't know how many red alarms went off in my head after hearing that.

"She's so much more mature than her age" and then it cuts to 00:33 with Priscilla not even knowing simple math 😂

Sofia really is a wonderful filmmaker. There's always an elegance to the way she tells a story. This looks incredible, and I say that as someone kind of tired of Priscilla.🎉

She was 14 and he was 24... Congrats to Cailee Spaeny for the acting nominations.