The Bling RingIn THE BLING RING, Oscar Winning filmmaker Sofia Coppola takes us inside the world of these teens, where their youthful naivete and excitement is amplified by today's culture of celebrity and luxury brand obsession. The members of the Bling Ring introduce us to temptations that any teenager would find hard to resist. And what starts out as youthful fun spins out of control, revealing a sobering view of our modern culture. (c) A24 R. If You Want to Watch The Bling Ring Movie Online Streaming Megavideo from HERERelease Date The Bling Ring Jun 14, 2013 Limited | |
| The Bling Ring Movie Genre: Drama | |
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| All Critics Rating For The Bling Ring : 6.4 | |
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| Emma Watson,Leslie Mann,Taissa Farmiga,Israel Broussard,Katie Chang,Claire Pfister,Georgia Rock,Gavin Rossdale,Carlos Miranda,Stacy Edwards,G. Mac Brown,Marc Coppola,Janet Song,Annie Fitzgerald,Lorenzo Hunt,Timothy Starks,Rich Ceraulo,Joseph Nieves,Nelson Rockford,Doug DeBeech | |
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| It's obvious that Coppola knows this milieu, what these kids wear and the way they speak. Jocelyn Noveck-Associated Press A rich (and even urgent) portrait of a society that has lost control of its culture, a place where aspirations have become the ultimate impediment to actual happiness. David Ehrlich-Film.com The Bling Ring is enjoyable. And it's always easy on the eyes. David Edelstein-New York Magazine Eschewing the languorous rhythms and visual lyricism of her previous work, Coppola has crafted a fast-paced caper about vapid youth obsessed with wealth and notoriety. Jon Frosch-The Atlantic An off-putting, based-on-actual-events ode to the rich and clueless. Keith Uhlich-Time Out New York A cool and intriguing cinematic journey, largely free of either editorial commentary or amateur psychology. Andrew O'Hehir-Salon.com A way-cool account of a real-life crime spree in Southern California that trips on Sofia Coppola's failure to take a directorial stance. Erica Abeel-Film Journal International Sofia Coppola is our foremost cinematic interpreter of emotional dislocation and moral blankness. Kirk Honeycutt-honeycuttshollywood.com A winking condemnation of a generation of naive, covetous privacy-abandoning teens Roger Moore-McClatchy-Tribune News Service Coppola observes the sticky-fingered waifs in their natural habitat (home, school, Paris Hilton's house) with her characteristic light touch and absence of mockery; there's no need for it, as her chief characters are seemingly beyond parody. Fiona Williams-sbs.com.au Sofia Coppola seems curiously unmotivated to bring full analysis or provocation to her themes, leaving the film feeling like a disappointingly toothless satire. R. Kurt Osenlund-Slant Magazine Shallow yet scary, superficially documenting a banal youth culture of self-surveillance. Susan Granger-SSG Syndicate A sharp-edged portrait of a band of amoral teenage thieves in Southern California who have a passion for fashion, a yearning to have more, and a desire to experience the cheap thrills of danger. Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice While the film is repetitive, it isn't boring; while the world it represents is morally ugly, the picture is striking to look at. Jordan Hoffman-ScreenCrush It is an enjoyable, amusing and well-executed film even if it does feel awfully insubstantial and inconsequential. Allan Hunter-The List It's an intriguing notion, but one wishes Coppola wouldn't pound on this single point for her movie's entire running time. Tim Grierson-Paste Magazine More bling than ring of truth in a Post-Occupy world. As Hollywood's projecting paranoid flavor of attacks on their privileges by the poor here and countries they in actuality exploit, adds a new economic crisis class enemy, the diminished middle class. Prairie Miller-Critical Women A breezy, deadpan satire on our obsession with celebrity culture and the lengths some people will go to secure a fleeting moment in the limelight. Allan Hunter-Daily Express The problem with The Bling Ring is that it is very nearly as vapid as the people that it depicts. Shaun Munro-Film School Rejects | |
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