MORE THAN A TEENAGE DREAM.

AND Coppola's use of the anachronistic pop song is nonpareil: after Elvis bestows his first, gentle kiss on Priscilla's lips, she enters a fugue state, having shifted to new plane of existence. That's the feeling Sofia Coppola captures in her quietly extraordinary Priscilla, which is adapted from the story told by Priscilla Presley in her candid and moving 1985 memoir Elvis and Me. But Coppola makes it clear, as Elvis and Me does, that nestled within the darkness of this union was an incomparable tenderness, something Priscilla Presley could never get over. [Extracted from the article]