Emma Watson fans have been left gobsmacked by one of her most iconic projects as the actress strayed away from her “good girl” image, but you have just days left to stream the film
Emma Watson’s “hottest” film is disappearing from Netflix.
Netflix users only have until 12 September to stream the Emma Watson fronted film, which also stars Katie Chang, Israel Broussard, Claire Julien, Taissa Farmiga and Paris Hilton.
The Bling Ring based on the true story of a group of teens that were convicted of multiple thefts from high profile celebrities. Much of their loot belonged to socialite Paris Hilton who had her home broken into multiple times. A reported fifty homes were targeted by the fame-obsessed criminal group.
Directed by Sofia Coppola, The Bling Ring is widely regarded as Emma Watson’s most controversial film role and is seen as the Harry Potter actress straying away from her usual “good girl” roles.
One person tweeted: “Bling Ring Emma Watson is my everything, sorry, like she was so f****** tea,” while another person said: “Emma Watson in The Bling Ring was on her hot girl s***,” as a third X/Twitter user said that they “only watched the film for Emma.”
“[…] Haven’t seen everyone talking about The Bling Ring and especially that hot Emma Watson scene,” typed another fan as a second chimed in: “Watched The Bling Ring last night and although I didn’t really enjoy it, it was worth the watch for this shot of Emma Watson,” and attached a screenshot from one scene that showed Emma dancing and licking her lips.
Elsewhere in Netflix news, Keira Knightley’s smash-hit comedy Bend It Like Beckham recently landed on the streaming platform and fans couldn’t be more excited.
The film stars Parminder Nagra, Keira Knightley, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Archie Panjabi and Juliet Stevenson. Released back in 2002, Bend It Like Beckham follows a young girl who manages to twist the rules and play professional football.
The film’s title is a reference to David Beckham’s curling free kick technique, known as “bending,” and was a smash hit well received by critics and fans alike as the story challenged societal norms and cultural views.
Fans online have praised the flick with one person writing: “A very earnest and uplifting exploration of the daughter of Indian immigrants who just wants to play some football,” while another chimed in: “Superb tale of a girl’s struggle for her dreams.”
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