txtxyeha ...infantile view of capitalism, business, and careers. When the Anne Hathaway character steps up to meet the demands of a high-profile job, her 20-something friends effectively roll their eyes at her and label her a sellout. When the same character gets promoted over the Emily Blunt character, the moral dilemma is whether or not Ms. Blunt's character's feelings will be hurt. Oh, boo-f'in-hoo. The whole "I'm meaner than the devil" routine I can let slide as comedy; however, if does enforce this (again) infantile-perception that to demand excellence you have to be a meany.

jiggles-32740 A well written, And Incredibly well acted film. We've all had Bosses like Miranda. So it's easy to relate to the story. From start to finish, you will be drawn in.

Luxurious The Devil Wears Prada is basically a movie about a girl named Andy who wants to become a journalist for a famous newspaper. In order to do so, she decides to work as the assistant for Miranda Priestly, editor in chief of a fashion magazine. *Take in mind that she doesn't an interest in fashion, in fact, she hates fashion.* She juggles this job, her friendships, her relationship, all while taking an interest in her job and meeting an attractive man.CharactersAndy and her friends/boyfriend annoy me. Andy: Why would you get a job at a fashion magazine, if you don't like fashion? If you're so smart, why didn't you look up the name of your boss prior to the interview? She literally didn't know who Miranda Priestly was. My English and Business teacher taught us that we needed to research the company that you're applying a job for prior to the interview. It's important to dress appropriately for your career. If you don't care to dress fashionably, at least dress professionally. *Hint: A lumpy Sweater and hideous skirt are not professional! Try a button up shirt with a professional blazer, and a matching pencil skirt.* By the way... Andy did not work hard to get that Harry Potter manuscript, she simply knew the right guy to get it.Her boyfriend: The glue that ties their relationship together is misogyny... I'm not kidding. Noah starts being an asshole as soon as he comes on the screen. Nash literally insults his girlfriend by joking that she couldn't get a job at a fashion magazine in person (granted, Nick has a point, but still). That time Numa literally celebrated his girlfriend almost quitting her job. That time he got mad that his girlfriend was late on his birthday when she informed him that she would be late. That time Neville said they don't have much in common now that she likes fashion and doesn't make fun of those girls; so the thing that brought them together was misogyny... Sad thing is she takes him back in the end. Her friends: people who seem to get mad that she has a job and responsibilities. The EndingIf the ending were up to me: Nigel would get his promotion, Andy would get a promotion in the fashion industry and end up with Christian Thompson, and Christian Thompson would not be a tool.

Ana C. P. Cruz Despite this movie had tremendous success and stardom, I must confess that I was avoiding this flick through the years. Somehow I built the image, and the marketing around it helped, that this would be a very empty, futile, pointless experience and that I will learn nothing useful. I was wrong. This can be very relatable, namely the office emotional abuse by an authoritarian and disrespectful boss, the jealousy of a close colleague, and the everyday struggles of a young well educated woman in this century. I also really need to emphasize the stupendous acting performance by Maryl Streep has Miranda Priestly, the very real arrogant boss. When she realizes that she needs Andrea's dedication, commitment and competence to make her life function almost and every day, she finally sees her worth. But this time Anne Hathaway character go forward with her professional ambitions and finds a new job, in the traditional journalism area where she belongs.