Could this trailer BE anymore Sofia Coppola-y?

Check out the first teaser trailer for Coppola’s The Bling Ring, which stars everyone’s favorite braniac wizard Emma Watson as one of the girls involved in the infamous celebrity theft gang turned convicts, circa 2008-2009. 

The group targeted such celebs as Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Orlando Bloom, stealing more than $3 million worth of goods from their homes. 

The film follows their journey from bratty and brazen thieves to sobbing and ashamed convicted criminals (partying and lip-smacking included!). 

I can’t decide if this is going to be surprisingly awesome or terribly awful. Sofia is really hit or miss, and as of late, she hasn’t been doing it for me. Let’s she if she can take a ridiculous story and make it ridiculously watchable. 

Even though she is already set to play Belle in a new version of Beauty and the Beast (which is PERFECT casting, btw), word on the street has it that Harry Potter star Emma Watson is in talks to play Cinderella in Kenneth Branagh’s newest take on the fairy tale. This one already has Cate Blanchett as the evil step-mother, so it’s got to be at least mostly decent. 

How do you feel about Watson possibly playing TWO Disney princesses? Is that weird? 

Because YES. 

“We accept the love we think we deserve.”

Emma Watson w/ an American accent, one of my favorite books, angst, friendship, finding yourself, living in the moment, enjoying everything, trying to understand. LOVE.

LOVE LOVE LOVE. 

If you thought a trailer for a documentary about a movie series about a book series about a boy wizard couldn’t make you emotional, think again.

Here’s the trailer for the documentary When Harry Left Hogwarts.

#harrypotter

The ones that love us never really leave us.

Do they?

We’ve got our first look at Hermione, I mean Emma Watson, in The Perks of Being a Wallflower! Logan Lerman’s in these photos too, btw. Not a fan of Perks? STFU AND GO READ THAT BOOK.

I’m pretty stoked for the adaptation, I gotta say. And for Watson to be in it. And for the other people in it too (Mae Whitman, Ezra Miller, Dylan McDermott). Like I said, STOKED.

(images via Collider via Summit)

Marilyn Monroe. Hath there ever been a tragic beauty quite like her? Even a half century after her death she’s still one of the most iconic women on the planet. Overdone? Probably. Do I still want to see My Week With Marilyn? You bet your ass I do. Why? Because it actually looks pretty damn great. Michelle Williams has me convinced—totally—in the trailer already, and the supporting cast is DANK, yo. (Um HELLO Eddie Redmayne! And Hermione in a post-Potter world—YESS)

For a subject matter that’s far from original, I think this film has the potential to be quite good. Check out the trailer for yourself: