The Devil Wears Prada
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Synopsis
With an aspiration to become a journalist, Andy, a smart but sensible young graduate, travels to New York. She starts working as an assistant to one of the city's biggest high fashion magazine editors, the cynical Miranda Priestly.
Cast
- Meryl Streep
- Anne Hathaway
- Emily Blunt
- Stanley Tucci
- Simon Baker
- Adrian Grenier
- Tracie Thoms
- Rich Sommer
- Daniel Sunjata
- David Marshall Grant
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- Aug 29, 2016
incredible how emily blunt plays a character called emily whose main characteristic is "blunt." one of many visionary elements in this seminal Masterpiece.
clownheadJan 9, 2018this is just the fashion version of whiplash
beckAug 25, 2021emily not in paris
tamar - Oct 30, 2018
andy's self-centered, emotionally manipulative, dismissive, and egotistical sous-chef boyfriend who was a dead weight in her life and did nothing but make her feel worthless and guilty of her own success was the REAL antagonist, not miranda who pushed andy to become the…
amandaJan 7, 2021why does every film with anne hathaway insist on having a makeover sequence as if she isn’t literal goddess anne hathaway
mollyJan 27, 2018WELL DAMN MIRANDA I CAN’T CONTROL THE WEATHER
issy 🥝 - Jun 7, 2017
FLORALS? FOR SPRING? GROUNDBREAKING!!!!!!!!!
robertaMar 24, 2017Kay but for real Andy's boyfriend and friends are super shitty! Like, she has this incredible job that can open all sorts of doors for her and you are pissy that she is sometimes late to stuff? Andy deserved better.
AnikaAug 28, 2017hey give up your successful career for me, a man in birkenstock sandals. oh by the way we're also moving to boston lol
robyn
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- Ethan Blackmon likedThe Devil Wears Prada
Not bad... would've been better if the Devil showed up halfway through to challenge Meryl Streep to a fiddling competition for her soul, only to find that she doesn't have one so instead they compete for her favorite Prada bag.
Easton Moore dislikedThe Devil Wears PradaIf I wanted to watch someone get berated for 2 hours I’d go home to my parents
Alena E lovedThe Devil Wears PradaI get that Andy had “character development” but that outfit she wore in the beginning was atrocious. Nine year old me wouldn’t even let her Barbie with the three stab wounds and a crater t*tty put that on.
- Lindsay likedThe Devil Wears Prada
Most of the people in this movie (especially Andy’s “friends”) are terrible. I’d have told them all to go pound sand and stuck out the few extra months.
sam lovedThe Devil Wears Pradaa fashion classic!! I love how it shows the brutality of the fashion industry but also how important it can be sometimes. the reality of the protagonist's life disaster when she's great at the job shows an interesting side of mental stability at work and social life. love this!
celina sarkis dislikedThe Devil Wears Pradalet’s be honest here, this movie is not as good as it seems at first look. It was so boring and had to meaning. I felt like there weren’t many relatable bits and that there was nothing funny. So to be honest I wouldn’t recommend this movie to anyone and I wouldn’t watch it again
- tori lovedThe Devil Wears Prada
i really love this plot it's so simple but it works
russ lovedThe Devil Wears Pradabest anne hathaway movie, no one can say otherwise
Car likedThe Devil Wears PradaCan you please spell Gabbana? Iconic
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Metacritic
The story is glossy junk begat of just-plain junk anyway: Lauren Weisberger, who wrote the hiss-and-tell roman à clef best-seller on which the picture is based, was herself an assistant to Wintour.
Lisa Schwarzbaum
Entertainment Weekly
Takes place in the world of haute couture. And that pretty much sums up the movie. Otherwise, it would be just another Queen of Mean, boss from hell movie. But, oh, what delicious fun Meryl Streep and her conspirators have with that world.
Kirk Honeycutt
The Hollywood Reporter
Streep single-handedly elevates this sitcomy but tolerably entertaining adaptation of Lauren Weisberger's bestselling 2003 roman a clef about a personal assistant's year of chic hell under the thumb of the dragon lady of the fashion world.
Todd McCarthy
Variety
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