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Studio: 20th Century Fox

Rating: PG-13

Leading Role: Anne Hathaway

Director: David Frankel

Format: DVD

Movie/TV Title: The Devil Wears Prada

Genre: Comedy

Actor: Meryl Streep

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by rice4ike
May 22, 2019Top favorable review
Excellent Production
When the “Devil Wears Prada” released in 2006, and I ventured to the theater to see it, I was initially disappointed because it did not more faithfully adhere to the original book. But now, years later, I see what a good production it is and of course, with Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Stanley Tucci how it stands on its own. I don’t live in New York City but I certainly have had my share of “rat race“ jobs, and frequently refer to this film to remind me to take a deep, cleansing breath, put on couch potato jammies, and unwind before the world becomes too manic. Highly recommended! “That’s all.”When the “Devil Wears Prada” released in 2006, and I ventured to the theater to see it, I was initially disappointed because it did not more faithfully adhere to the original book. But now, years later, I see what a good production it is and of course, with Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Stanley Tucci how it stands on its own. I don’t live in New York City but I certainly have had my share of “rat race“ jobs, and frequently refer to this film to remind me to take a deep, cleansing breath, put on couch potato jammies, and unwind before the world becomes too manic. Highly recommended! “That’s all.”
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by s351chic82
Mar 26, 2008
The Devil Wears Prada
The girly girl in me kep me from watching this with husband even though every trip to the video store had me eyeing the shelf. I finally borrowed it from my cousin and after leaving work early yesterday I rested and watched it. I love Ann.. she does a great job and totally gets you on the side of the under-dog. Meryl is just vicious to a tee and does an excellent job. Towards the end of the movie we get to see a more human side to Miranda when her husband requests a divorce but that is quicky snapped back up. The story line towards the end seemed a tad rushed for me and then it made sence when I realized it was a book--since everything gets so re-arranged in movies. It makes me want to read it out now to get the full scoop of what was going on....The girly girl in me kep me from watching this with husband even though every trip to the video store had me eyeing the shelf. I finally borrowed it from my cousin and after leaving work early yesterday I rested and watched it. I love Ann.. she does a great job and totally gets you on the side of the under-dog. Meryl is just vicious to a tee and does an excellent job. Towards the end of the movie we get to see a more human side to Miranda when her husband requests a divorce but that is quicky snapped back up. The story line towards the end seemed a tad rushed for me and then it made sence when I realized it was a book--since everything gets so re-arranged in movies. It makes me want to read it out now to get the full scoop of what was going on....
by BgasT8p4R1W@Deleted
Jan 12, 2007
Do Your Job
When Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) lets her hair down with Andrea Sachs (played by Ann Hathaway) in Paris, after she has let Andrea know that Miranda's husband, Steven, does not need to be picked up at the airport since he has decided to sue for divorce, Andrea fully identifying with Miranda's situation (one can see it so well in Ann Hathaway's face, and one should not underestimate Ann Hathaway's performance), asks Miranda, "Is there anything else I can do?" Miranda quickly settles back into her normal "hauteur" and replies, "Your job." That is exactly what one can say that everyone involved with this film has done. The writer of the screenplay, McKenna (if I remember correctly) has gone farther than the original book by Lauren ... When Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) lets her hair down with Andrea Sachs (played by Ann Hathaway) in Paris, after she has let Andrea know that Miranda's husband, Steven, does not need to be picked up at the airport since he has decided to sue for divorce, Andrea fully identifying with Miranda's situation (one can see it so well in Ann Hathaway's face, and one should not underestimate Ann Hathaway's performance), asks Miranda, "Is there anything else I can do?" Miranda quickly settles back into her normal "hauteur" and replies, "Your job." That is exactly what one can say that everyone involved with this film has done. The writer of the screenplay, McKenna (if I remember correctly) has gone farther than the original book by Lauren Weisberger and has given the devil her due. The cutting and editing are simply perfect. The music is admirably chosen and sometimes proves to be a link between one scene and another (e.g., between Andrea's scene with her boyfriend Nate and the quick cut to the Urban Jungle shoot). (It is well worth buying the CD for the music, as I have done as well.) One has to see this movie more than one time and it is well worth doing so. It is easy to notice Meryl Streep's admirable performance at first, but another viewing lets one see the slow but perfect development of Andrea (an everyman -- or everywoman -- a Faustian character, e.g., Emily's comment: "I knew you sold your soul when you tried on your first pair of Jimmy Choo's." But Stanley Tucci's (Nigel) and Emily Blunt's (Emily) roles are simply perfect as well. Even the minor characters, Nate and Christian, are really well done, though they are perhaps more "fifth business" rather than central characers, even though they are central characters, but somewhat sketchily developed. Nigel's (Tucci), "[Fashion] It's art, but greater than art, because it's something which you wear on your back -- well, not you, but some people," etc. and the comment by the Newspaper Editor at the end of the movie about some snooty girl, such a fun, perfect, snooty girl. One can see her other side when she tells Andrea's successor, "You have big shoes to fill." One can go on and on, one can comment on every scene, every line, but the sum of it is where I began. It is as if Miranda Priestly was in charge of everything and everyone did their job. (If the whole thing was a take on Vogue's Anna Wintour -- or her predecessors, Grace Mirabella or Diana Vreeland -- or her counterparts at other similar publications, like Harper's Bazaar, none of them should feel any objection at all, for in the end, they all did their job, or as Andrea told Christian, (paraphrase) "If it were a man doing Miranda's job, there would be no criticism." I watched the movie in the theater 10 times and on the DVD I watched it again, and then again with the Director's comments and the deleted scenes. The deleted scenes were wonderful, but, yes, they were rightly deleted from the movie itself, to pace it properly (so once again, everyone did their job). The last time I was so impressed with a film was in 1979 with the movie "Time after Time," starring Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenbergen and about H.G. Well's really having a time machine and coming to 1979 with Jack the Ripper a.k.a., his friend, a Doctor Stevenson. In that movie, there was only one scene (in the bank) which I thought didn't fit, but otherwise, well put together. It isn't that a movie is (or attempts to be) profound. "Apocalypse Now" had profound in
by the_journey_company
Feb 07, 2007
Devil Wears Prada Posted by CK-Auctions
Talk about defying expectations — I sat down earlier this year to watch The Devil Wears Prada fully anticipating that I'd be bored out of my mind by this chick-lit adaptation. Was I ever wrong: Meryl Streep delivered a performance that had people talking Oscar in June, director David Frankel (who cut his teeth on several HBO series, including "Entourage" and - you guessed it - "Sex and the City") somehow managed to make this fluffy dramedy about couture seem effortless and actually engage this reviewer, who could care about who's wearing what and even elicit a scene-stealing performance from the terrific Emily Blunt, who more or less thieved The Devil Wears Prada right out from under Anne Hathaway's nose. If nothing else, The Devil Wears Prada was a ... Talk about defying expectations — I sat down earlier this year to watch The Devil Wears Prada fully anticipating that I'd be bored out of my mind by this chick-lit adaptation. Was I ever wrong: Meryl Streep delivered a performance that had people talking Oscar in June, director David Frankel (who cut his teeth on several HBO series, including "Entourage" and - you guessed it - "Sex and the City") somehow managed to make this fluffy dramedy about couture seem effortless and actually engage this reviewer, who could care about who's wearing what and even elicit a scene-stealing performance from the terrific Emily Blunt, who more or less thieved The Devil Wears Prada right out from under Anne Hathaway's nose. If nothing else, The Devil Wears Prada was a light-as-air antidote to the humdrum sequel-infested summer, a breezy, date night cinch that actually holds up upon repeated viewings, proving that screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna did a very solid job extracting the humanity from Lauren Weisberger's acclaimed roman-a-clef about her tour of duty with Vogue magazine's editatrix Anna Wintour (upon whom Streep may or may not have based her character, wink wink, nudge nudge). And again, upon revisiting the film for this review, it's clear that Streep, at the very least, should be considered a dark horse Oscar candidate for a deeply human portrayal that, in lesser hands, would've been the unpleasant caricature of a stone-cold bitch. Hathaway stars as perky, idealistic J-school grad Andrea (Andy for short) Sachs, who's landed in New York City with ambitions towards a career in the world of magazine journalism — a slight detour is in order, however, as Andy finds herself serving as an assistant to Miranda Priestly (Streep), one of the most feared and respected editors in the business. As her haughty co-worker Emily (Blunt) informs her, if she can last a year with Miranda, Andy can land a job at any magazine she chooses. Disgusted with the uptight, glitz-obsessed world of fashion but determined to stick it out, Andy desperately tries to hold on — not only to her job, but also her sense of self, as she slips ever deeper into the seductive, glamorous world of haute couture. Her boyfriend Nate ("Entourage" star Adrian Grenier) feels her job is changing her while Nigel (a fantastic Stanley Tucci), Miranda's right-hand man, encourages the young woman to embrace her sense of adventure. Building to a poignant climax at the height of the Paris showcases, The Devil Wears Prada has some bittersweet reality to mix in with its flighty fantasies, underscoring that success very nearly always comes at a heavy price. I can't really underscore enough just how much fun and how touching The Devil Wears Prada really is — aside from Streep's commanding, humanistic performance as the iron maiden of magazines, much of the cast makes this film soar; arguably, the one weak link would be Hathaway herself. While she makes for a convincing clothes horse, Hathaway can't really handle the shifts in tone from bubbly to sober — surprising, considering that her work in Brokeback Mountain was some of her strongest to date and called upon her to tap into a much more difficult range of emotions. Nevertheless, The Devil Wears Prada is an effervescent delight, a film that will surprise you and deliver one of the year's most rewarding entertainments. Remember, you can't always judge a magazine by its cover. Any questions, please contact us at : contact@ck-auctions.com
by lizajw15
Jan 25, 2009
a STYLISH comedy!
Even though I'd seen this movie a couple times, my older teen daughter and I thought it a MUST HAVE in our DVD collection. Largely due to the fact that it's a smart and funny examination of SELF in a romantic comedy wrapped in high fashion. Makes a nice package to deliver what can be cliche coming of age, ugly duckling to beauty, realizing what matters in life messages. In this version, the cast, story line, and delivery updates these messages to new audiences, especially of this generation. Meryl Streep gives a cutting performance, right on target - her non-spoken and spoken acting abilities are always a treat to watch! Anne Hathaway, although in another ugly duckling to beauty role, she handles it beautifully and matches up well with Ms Streep. Excellent and worth watching more ... Even though I'd seen this movie a couple times, my older teen daughter and I thought it a MUST HAVE in our DVD collection. Largely due to the fact that it's a smart and funny examination of SELF in a romantic comedy wrapped in high fashion. Makes a nice package to deliver what can be cliche coming of age, ugly duckling to beauty, realizing what matters in life messages. In this version, the cast, story line, and delivery updates these messages to new audiences, especially of this generation. Meryl Streep gives a cutting performance, right on target - her non-spoken and spoken acting abilities are always a treat to watch! Anne Hathaway, although in another ugly duckling to beauty role, she handles it beautifully and matches up well with Ms Streep. Excellent and worth watching more than one time! :-)

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