Sofia Coppola's films last Oscar nominations are literally two whole decades ago with Lost in Translation (2003). She made many good films since then but never good enough for the Academy. I LOVED The Beguiled (2017) and it should have gotten Director and Acting noms imo. She won Best Director in Cannes for it.
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Her film was a joke. The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. This movie was a joke
I really loved this, but I am an aggressive Coppola stan. Agree with BrotherBro that we weren't immersed in the Elvis of it all in the beginning, which was a huge part of the story obviously and that l along with some different choices in the last third would've presented a little more "color" to the relationship I thought Cailee Spaeny did such a strong job, and Jacob Elordi is a movie star. Great observation on the framing from Mrs. OscarExpert. Another hit for the girls, the gays and the theys for Sofia Coppola.
Too bad you didn't get it. The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. The movie was very poor
@@MT-or3kz Again, Butler's portrayal was so much more than what you said. It showed the addictive personality. Showed the passions and ambitions. The sex, drugs, etc.... Your critique is off.
I think its definitely interesting to compare the two Elvis films we've gotten lately.... Baz's Elvis sort of painted him as a saint, a victim of the people around him particularly his manager. A sort of do gooder who made it big but had some not so great people around him who held him back. This film shows some of that, but it also shines a light on Elvis as being not quite as wholesome as the first movie suggests. He had his own demons and was often his own problem too.
Baz showed him as a drug user and womanizer. Saint? We definitely have different ideas as to what the definition of a saint is. 😂 But honestly, in reality there is no such thing as a saint. It’s a delusional concept. All people have demons. Elvis is no exception. His demons just get to be plastered all over a big screen for all to criticize nearly 50 years after his death. My worst nightmare would be a film showing all my faults from my ex-husband’s perspective after I am dead.
I adored Priscilla. My favorite of 2023 after Past Lives. Cailee Spaeny is so empathetic as you just get to feel how lonely Priscilla must have felt waiting around for Elvis' various returns. Sofia Coppola is a fantastic director.
8/10 I agree. Good film, rewatchable, and I think Elordi has the best performance of the runtime. Might see his name pop up this awards season. The voice, the mannerisms, and the look… he was clear cut the better Elvis. Really gunning for him. Loved him in Saltburn and Euphoria
Your review reveals that you don't have intelligence. The portrayal was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. This movie was a complete and utter failure
I loved the film. I think Sofia Coppola really threw out all the glitz and glamour and broke it down to the basics of the relationship. It was very realistic and dark. It shows how screwed up their dating years and marriage actually were. Elvis was playing around with other women while Priscilla was sitting alone at Graceland waiting for him. I found both of the performances very good. I really liked Jacob Elordi's take on Elvis. He was superb and far more realistic than Austin Butler's portrayal last year.
😆 You missed everything. The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. .this movie was a complete and utter BS joke.
@glenn212now And the reason you found it to be a cartoon is because you lack the intelligence necessary to understand that era. You're not well educated about the subject. I AM. I've studied this subject longer than you've been alive. And Baz NAILED it. Everything about the narrative is pure perfection. The arc of the story is perfection. Austin's performance is OSCAR WORTHY because he captured the multidimensional personality of the king. His addictions are there on full display. His corrupt manager is there. The passion is there. His love for the fans. The movie "Priscilla" is a one-dimensional cartoon. As for you? Grow some intelligence
@@bradhuskers Wow. You know it's possible to have differing opinions about a movie without telling someone they aren't intelligent. Anyway, I think Baz Luhrman's best movie is 'Moulin Rouge.' Now THAT is a masterpiece.
What is important to note is that I'm not sure that Elvis, dancing, songs etc was deliberately taken out cause the idea was it was not important. Actually what I have read is that Copolla didn't get the rights for Elvis look and Songs and that's why she had to cut that things and put other songs instead. Maybe it worked even better in the end.
Then you must have a low IQ. The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. This movie was a complete and utter joke.
It's a pure fantasy. She left Graceland to live with her boyfriend Mike Stone, the married karate instructor with whom she already had an affair 😒. But obviously in the movie she has to be the saint and Elvis the devil 👎🏻🤦🏻♀️ People are taking too seriously what it has been shown in the movie...she only makes you see what she wants you to see 🤣
This is what I told my brother, that this movie is what she WANTS YOU to think. Her side with out the accountability and stuff she doesn't want to be responsible for - as any woman does. When I saw this scene and I saw her lay her hand on his arm and laugh and stuff I had the immediate thought that she was seeing someone else. But then again, elvis was seeing other woman as well.
Yes Lisamarie is buried at Graceland now and has an ugly mother who has No heart grieving over her Daughter because bathe narcissistic is too busy parading herself Discusting cold. Fish
دpriscilla So normal Priscilla have no big tragidy in her lifetime. They make normal film About Love married bregnancy Same any wommen normal life Romance film Onthing espisal I give the film four Thank you for reviowing💛⚘
I really didn’t like this movie AT ALL. I have read Elvis and Me book and it made me uncomfortable reading it. Then, I watched the tv movie based on the book. Again, I was uncomfortable. The lighting director on this film should have been fired because it was way too dark. Elvis was not super tall and I found Jacob Elordi an odd choice for this role. This movie seems like a get back at you film and answer to the movie Elvis. I think this film was unnecessary and didn’t need to be made. That’s just me.
me too. i had a good time watching it but i just kinda wanted more and it didnt deliver. it did put me onto jacob elordi and cailee spaeny though so for that im thankful
Correct. The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, showing the entire depth of the man.
@antoniodjordjevic9493 I absolutely loved "the virgin suicides", a brilliant masterpiece. But here, she puts together a dumb "soap opera" for daytime TV. Just a cartoon caricature of a poor movie.
She has changed her story so many times it’s hard to believe her. Scientology really did a number on her. She’s brain washed and ruined her family with Scientology. Beware she making only herself look the victim/ or good. Look at her interviews during the years. Always changes. 😮
As per usual, I expect this Sophia Coppola film to take an interesting topic and make it incredibly boring. Also, she will probably waste the talents of wonderful actors.
The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. This movie was a complete and utter joke.
Always enjoy your reviews. I enjoy hearing another persons view on a movie. I do have to say, I find it surprising that people act like this is new information. I read the book and saw the tv mini-series in the 80s. It just old news. Also, it is very one sided as it is from her perspective. Though I believe many of her experiences are true, I find her action over the years strange. She took her maiden name back when she divorced to reclaim her identity ( completely normal). Then changed her name back to Presley after he die. ( not normal). She was with Marco Giribaldi for 20 years after Elvis’ died. They had a son together. I find it odd that a 78 year old women is so focused on only 10 years of her life. Especially. If those years were so confusing and painful as she described. All of it is odd to me. But back to the movie. I have not enjoyed this directors other movies. Her work is just not my taste. So, I don’t plan to see it in the theaters. I don’t think the significant other would find this date night material.
I mostly really like Priscilla (it’s in my top ten of the year). There are just 2 issues I have with it. 1. Trying to pass off that actress as a 14 or 15 year old was distracting. I know there isn’t really a better way to do it, but to me it was almost the equivalent of having a white man play a character that is supposed to be experiencing anti-Black racism; she acts very well but does not fit the role, and it is distracting. 2. Several scenes were weirdly dark in a way that was neither aesthetically pleasing nor made sense in universe (Priscilla’s dad questioning Elvis in the living room with the lights off being the most obvious). I know it was a choice, but I think it was a bad one. Everything else I loved. Especially the complexity of the main relationship and the different ways they filmed Priscilla to make her size more or less relevant in each scene. 8/10, very good, quality of performances was the best part. As far as awards, I personally have it in my top 5 in Lead Actress (second only to Huller; I have issues with the portrayal early, but later in the relationship Spaeny is a powerhouse), Supporting Actor, and Director, though I know it has little real award chance.
There are many black racists. Second, This movie was a cartoon caricature. Third, You need to grow some intelligence. In strong contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. This movie was a complete and utter joke
@@bradhuskers first: that’s why I specified anti-Black racism. Second: yes, it was a caricature that took mundane real lives and made them stand for something more meaningful and interesting, like all good biopics do (and I wouldn’t call it a great biopic, Larrain is the only active director who I’d say makes legitimately great biopics, though I am very intrigued to hear Aronofsky is doing an Elon Musk biopic at some point). Third: I never said anything bad about Butler. For the specific story that was being told, I think both him and Elordi were very good (but hard to compare given the different roles). Elordi’s Elvis felt more like a man struggling to find meaning and meaningful relationships in a world of easy excess, which I personally found more interesting than Butler’s “I just want to entertain/I just want them to love me” thing.
This portrait of elvis was a cartoon caricature. In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man. This movie was a complete and utter joke
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Sofia Coppola's films last Oscar nominations are literally two whole decades ago with Lost in Translation (2003). She made many good films since then but never good enough for the Academy. I LOVED The Beguiled (2017) and it should have gotten Director and Acting noms imo. She won Best Director in Cannes for it.
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Mrs Oscar Expert is a great addition to the show.
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I do think with the volpi cup win for actress Cailee has to be in the best actress convo
Brother bro is just too fine....
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Sofía has her own unique style that is very different from what the Oscars usually like
Mhm that’s why she’s won one 🤣
Her film was a joke.
The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
This movie was a joke
I really loved this, but I am an aggressive Coppola stan. Agree with BrotherBro that we weren't immersed in the Elvis of it all in the beginning, which was a huge part of the story obviously and that l along with some different choices in the last third would've presented a little more "color" to the relationship I thought Cailee Spaeny did such a strong job, and Jacob Elordi is a movie star. Great observation on the framing from Mrs. OscarExpert.
Another hit for the girls, the gays and the theys for Sofia Coppola.
Too bad you didn't get it.
The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
The movie was very poor
@@bradhuskers Oh lord, the weirdo Elvis defenders/shooters have arrived.
@@MT-or3kz
Again, Butler's portrayal was so much more than what you said.
It showed the addictive personality. Showed the passions and ambitions.
The sex, drugs, etc....
Your critique is off.
Jacob is mid, his performance is not good at all
@@bradhuskers I literally have said nothing about Austin Butler. You are unhinged and unwell.
I think its definitely interesting to compare the two Elvis films we've gotten lately.... Baz's Elvis sort of painted him as a saint, a victim of the people around him particularly his manager. A sort of do gooder who made it big but had some not so great people around him who held him back. This film shows some of that, but it also shines a light on Elvis as being not quite as wholesome as the first movie suggests. He had his own demons and was often his own problem too.
Baz showed him as a drug user and womanizer. Saint? We definitely have different ideas as to what the definition of a saint is. 😂 But honestly, in reality there is no such thing as a saint. It’s a delusional concept. All people have demons. Elvis is no exception. His demons just get to be plastered all over a big screen for all to criticize nearly 50 years after his death. My worst nightmare would be a film showing all my faults from my ex-husband’s perspective after I am dead.
Really? I found Elvis unlikable in the first movie. A lot of his addiction problems flushed his potential down the toilet.
November best picture rankings?
Are you guys going to do a reaction to the European film awards nominations
Another thing is that this film for an example only her die hard Fans find amazing or the critics nerds who feel THEY HAVE TO LIKE IT.
I adored Priscilla. My favorite of 2023 after Past Lives. Cailee Spaeny is so empathetic as you just get to feel how lonely Priscilla must have felt waiting around for Elvis' various returns. Sofia Coppola is a fantastic director.
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The movie was garbage.
Check your IQ level
8/10 I agree. Good film, rewatchable, and I think Elordi has the best performance of the runtime. Might see his name pop up this awards season. The voice, the mannerisms, and the look… he was clear cut the better Elvis. Really gunning for him. Loved him in Saltburn and Euphoria
Your review reveals that you don't have intelligence.
The portrayal was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
This movie was a complete and utter failure
I loved the film. I think Sofia Coppola really threw out all the glitz and glamour and broke it down to the basics of the relationship. It was very realistic and dark. It shows how screwed up their dating years and marriage actually were. Elvis was playing around with other women while Priscilla was sitting alone at Graceland waiting for him. I found both of the performances very good. I really liked Jacob Elordi's take on Elvis. He was superb and far more realistic than Austin Butler's portrayal last year.
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You missed everything.
The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
.this movie was a complete and utter BS joke.
@@bradhuskers Hey everyone is entitled to their opinion. I actually found the Baz Luhrman film to be a cartoon.
@glenn212now
And the reason you found it to be a cartoon is because you lack the intelligence necessary to understand that era. You're not well educated about the subject.
I AM.
I've studied this subject longer than you've been alive.
And Baz NAILED it.
Everything about the narrative is pure perfection.
The arc of the story is perfection.
Austin's performance is OSCAR WORTHY because he captured the multidimensional personality of the king. His addictions are there on full display. His corrupt manager is there. The passion is there. His love for the fans.
The movie "Priscilla" is a one-dimensional cartoon.
As for you?
Grow some intelligence
@@bradhuskers Wow. You know it's possible to have differing opinions about a movie without telling someone they aren't intelligent. Anyway, I think Baz Luhrman's best movie is 'Moulin Rouge.' Now THAT is a masterpiece.
@@glenn212now
Ok.
Whatever you say
I think Spaeny may be a surprise on Oscar morning. Need to see if The Color Purple flops or not.
Me too 😍
When are y’all gonna start predicting Golden Globe nominations?
Btw I think this is definitely in for costumes. I don't think Maestro has a better shot than it
But there’s a shot in the Maestro trailer that’s literally just costumes. Maybe they can both get nominated
Not Costume Design! 100% Priscilla gets in for Best Actress
Favorite movie of the year. Only ones i haven’t seen that could top it i think iron claw zone of interest poor things maestro big one being the zone
Nice! I have to ask, have you seen All of Us Strangers (if not, I encourage you to add it to your list)?
yes that too I hear its really good.
I think Elordi gets GG/SAG noms and that’s it
There’s one of those every year now
I think he'll be top 10 for both Saltburn and this but miss for both. There should be a supporting actor of the year nomination haha.
@MT-or3kz Definitely not happening for Saltburn, the only acting nom I could see for that at this point is maybe Pike and that’s a long shot
@@seankoontz4235 oh yea
@@seankoontz4235 right??? Like nearly every year we get an actor that gets a GG/SAG nom then that’s it
What is important to note is that I'm not sure that Elvis, dancing, songs etc was deliberately taken out cause the idea was it was not important. Actually what I have read is that Copolla didn't get the rights for Elvis look and Songs and that's why she had to cut that things and put other songs instead. Maybe it worked even better in the end.
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I only saw this because my wife wanted to see it.. I think I ended up liking it more then her. I actually loved it.
Then you must have a low IQ.
The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
This movie was a complete and utter joke.
This movie stretches the truth I don't care for Priscilla I think he had other girlfriends who treated him better
First thing I've seen Elordi in and I don't get the hype!
watch season 1 of euphoria
So, at the end of the film, Priscilla leaves Graceland alone. What happened to Lisa Marie?
Well she died
Many years later.
@@TheClubOrtiz
It's a pure fantasy. She left Graceland to live with her boyfriend Mike Stone, the married karate instructor with whom she already had an affair 😒. But obviously in the movie she has to be the saint and Elvis the devil 👎🏻🤦🏻♀️ People are taking too seriously what it has been shown in the movie...she only makes you see what she wants you to see 🤣
This is what I told my brother, that this movie is what she WANTS YOU to think. Her side with out the accountability and stuff she doesn't want to be responsible for - as any woman does. When I saw this scene and I saw her lay her hand on his arm and laugh and stuff I had the immediate thought that she was seeing someone else. But then again, elvis was seeing other woman as well.
Yes Lisamarie is buried at Graceland now and has an ugly mother who has No heart grieving over her Daughter because bathe narcissistic is too busy parading herself Discusting cold. Fish
what happened to your patron
Yeah Elordi will be famous now only cause he played Elvis ❤ Yeah he will be famous 😮
دpriscilla
So normal
Priscilla have no big tragidy in her lifetime.
They make normal film
About
Love married bregnancy
Same any wommen normal life
Romance film
Onthing espisal
I give the film four
Thank you for reviowing💛⚘
Cailee Spaeny is going to get an Oscar nomination for Best Actress.
I really didn’t like this movie AT ALL. I have read Elvis and Me book and it made me uncomfortable reading it. Then, I watched the tv movie based on the book. Again, I was uncomfortable. The lighting director on this film should have been fired because it was way too dark. Elvis was not super tall and I found Jacob Elordi an odd choice for this role. This movie seems like a get back at you film and answer to the movie Elvis. I think this film was unnecessary and didn’t need to be made. That’s just me.
The movie didn't really do it for me. I thought it was pretty average. 6/10
Literally same! I was so so excited to see it but like I felt so lukewarm by the end
me too. i had a good time watching it but i just kinda wanted more and it didnt deliver. it did put me onto jacob elordi and cailee spaeny though so for that im thankful
Correct.
The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, showing the entire depth of the man.
Think this comment is very important cause this is how usually and most of the people react to her films.
@antoniodjordjevic9493
I absolutely loved "the virgin suicides", a brilliant masterpiece.
But here, she puts together a dumb "soap opera" for daytime TV.
Just a cartoon caricature of a poor movie.
She has changed her story so many times it’s hard to believe her. Scientology really did a number on her. She’s brain washed and ruined her family with Scientology. Beware she making only herself look the victim/ or good.
Look at her interviews during the years. Always changes. 😮
Worst movie ever! I can't believe I lost sleep for this...
As per usual, I expect this Sophia Coppola film to take an interesting topic and make it incredibly boring. Also, she will probably waste the talents of wonderful actors.
The portrayal of elvis was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
This movie was a complete and utter joke.
For me this movie gets 0000 😮 stupid nothing ... any way Priscilla stalked Elvis 😢 liars liars liars 😢
Always enjoy your reviews. I enjoy hearing another persons view on a movie. I do have to say, I find it surprising that people act like this is new information. I read the book and saw the tv mini-series in the 80s. It just old news. Also, it is very one sided as it is from her perspective. Though I believe many of her experiences are true, I find her action over the years strange. She took her maiden name back when she divorced to reclaim her identity ( completely normal). Then changed her name back to Presley after he die. ( not normal). She was with Marco Giribaldi for 20 years after Elvis’ died. They had a son together. I find it odd that a 78 year old women is so focused on only 10 years of her life. Especially. If those years were so confusing and painful as she described. All of it is odd to me. But back to the movie. I have not enjoyed this directors other movies. Her work is just not my taste. So, I don’t plan to see it in the theaters. I don’t think the significant other would find this date night material.
This movie sucked - easily Sofia Coppola's worst movie - had literally nothing to say.
Fantastic movie which surpassed my expectations 😍
I mostly really like Priscilla (it’s in my top ten of the year). There are just 2 issues I have with it.
1. Trying to pass off that actress as a 14 or 15 year old was distracting. I know there isn’t really a better way to do it, but to me it was almost the equivalent of having a white man play a character that is supposed to be experiencing anti-Black racism; she acts very well but does not fit the role, and it is distracting.
2. Several scenes were weirdly dark in a way that was neither aesthetically pleasing nor made sense in universe (Priscilla’s dad questioning Elvis in the living room with the lights off being the most obvious). I know it was a choice, but I think it was a bad one.
Everything else I loved. Especially the complexity of the main relationship and the different ways they filmed Priscilla to make her size more or less relevant in each scene.
8/10, very good, quality of performances was the best part.
As far as awards, I personally have it in my top 5 in Lead Actress (second only to Huller; I have issues with the portrayal early, but later in the relationship Spaeny is a powerhouse), Supporting Actor, and Director, though I know it has little real award chance.
There are many black racists.
Second,
This movie was a cartoon caricature.
Third,
You need to grow some intelligence.
In strong contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
This movie was a complete and utter joke
@@bradhuskers first: that’s why I specified anti-Black racism.
Second: yes, it was a caricature that took mundane real lives and made them stand for something more meaningful and interesting, like all good biopics do (and I wouldn’t call it a great biopic, Larrain is the only active director who I’d say makes legitimately great biopics, though I am very intrigued to hear Aronofsky is doing an Elon Musk biopic at some point).
Third: I never said anything bad about Butler. For the specific story that was being told, I think both him and Elordi were very good (but hard to compare given the different roles). Elordi’s Elvis felt more like a man struggling to find meaning and meaningful relationships in a world of easy excess, which I personally found more interesting than Butler’s “I just want to entertain/I just want them to love me” thing.
@thrawncaedusl717
Butler's portrayal was much much more.
Revealing warts and all.
Jacob elordi gave a mid perspective 🤮
I loved "the virgin suicides" a brilliant masterpiece.
But here, she puts together a cheap 'soap opera' TV movie, suitable for cheap video only.
This portrait of elvis was a cartoon caricature.
In contrast, Austin Butler's portrayal was multi-faceted, revealing the depth of the man.
This movie was a complete and utter joke
The Austin Butler movie was a multi-faceted portrayal.
It showed the full picture.
This movie was a cartoon caricature, a joke.