The Bling Ring

2013 Directed by Sofia Coppola

Living the Dream, One Heist at a Time

Inspired by actual events, a group of fame-obsessed teenagers use the Internet to track celebrities' whereabouts in order to rob their homes.

Katie Chang Israel Broussard Emma Watson Claire Julien Taissa Farmiga Georgia Rock Leslie Mann Carlos Miranda Gavin Rossdale Stacy Edwards Marc Coppola Erin Daniels Brenda Koo Doug DeBeech Annie Fitzgerald G. Mac Brown Rachelle Carson Peter Bigler Janet Song Patricia Lentz Nina Siemaszko Joe Nieves Maika Monroe Halston Sage Logan Miller Nelson Rockford Kirsten Dunst Paris Hilton Brett Goodkin Show All…

Alternative Titles

Adoro la Fama, Bling Ring: A Gangue de Hollywood, Zlatá mládež L. A., Adoro la Fama (The Bling Ring), Οι Ύποπτοι Φορούσαν Γόβες, Lopom a sztárom, Bling Ring, 블링 링, Elitinis jaunimas, Ladrones de la Fama, Bling Ring: O Gangue de Hollywood, Hotii de celebritate, Elitnoe obschestvo, Элитное общество, 星光大盜

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Popular reviews

Review by Lucy ★★★★★ 10

SET SET THAT CROWN ON THE GROUND AND AH
Review by Karsten Runquist ★★★½ 25

not a single good shot or outfit in this entire thing
Review by meera ★★★★

Who the fuck leaves their keys under the mat… Paris Hilton deserved to get robbed
Review by davidehrlich ★★★★ 13

“In a country that doesn’t discriminate between fame and infamy, the latter presents itself as plainly more achievable.” ― Lionel Shriver, We Need to Talk About Kevin
There’s a moment in Sofia Coppola’s fascinating new film, “The Bling Ring,” in which Emma Watson (née Hermione) learns that her friends have been looting the vacant homes of young celebrities, and – with a reflexive vacancy – immediately declares, “I want to rob!” Watson is playing a thinly veiled fictionalization of teen fameball Alexis Neiers, a home-schooled reality TV star at the periphery of the crime spree that briefly enjoyed national attention circa the series finale of “The Hills” (or, as historians refer to it, 2010). Her lust for fame wasn’t necessarily…
Review by katie ★★★½ 3

I WANT TO ROB
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Recent reviews

Review by taydothepotato ★★★★

(23/100) I'm obsessed with rich bored white teens inject it into my veins
Review by summerpittman ★★★½

I wanna rob.
Review by emilyrodz ★★½

the literal embodiment of 2013
Review by claudia ★★½

the way they got kirsten dunst in this....
Review by Nicky Leonard ★★★

Fine I’ll say it Emma Watson is a bad dancer
Review by nico ★★★½

very inspiring
Review by Argaiz ★★½

Come on, Sofia, you´re better than this.
Review by João Francisco

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

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Review by Madison Harris-Weiner ★½

This is shot in a very hands-off, observational way, which, in my opinion after reading the book, does not serve the story at all. The case of the Bling Ring kids is so much, if not entirely, about obsession with fame and celebrity; a nearly crippling obsession. This doesn't come across at all in the film. Sure, we get that they felt the urge to rob some celebrities but it never feels more than an activity to pass the time, even when we can see that it clearly is so much more than that. We don't feel any of the adrenaline rush of the burglaries, nor do we feel the excitement of the robbers' own eventual rise to fame (infamy, rather). In short, I didn't ever feel anything in this. No emotion. Nothing. And that is a sure sign of failure when it comes to a film about teenagers because just about all they do is feel.