The Devil Wears Prada

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camille H @Camille01 47m I think it turned out to be better than the first one to be honest very clean and no bad humor in it very amazing movie highly recommend to see See more Kelvin A @RT08688774 8h   The movie itself is good, but since I don’t really like this type of film, it didn’t appeal to me that much. Still, it’s great for anyone who enjoys this genre. Overall, it’s a good film — it has a solid story and really excellent entertainment value.   See more israel K @RT86999628 9h Once, I watched this movie with my family, and we were amazed by the lessons we learned from it. It showed how people can discourage you, treat you unfairly, and try to diminish your worth. By the end of the movie, I learned that good always overcomes evil. Thank you so much for this project. It was wonderful and helped our family keep moving forward, even when others tried to stand in our way. See more Larcio R @RT73528314 9h I really enjoyed The Devil Wears Prada 2. The film managed to capture the same vibe as the first, with lots of style, charismatic characters, and fun moments. It was great to see the characters again and see how they've changed over time. It's the kind of movie that holds your attention from beginning to end. See more Vixo S @vixo_six 1d The Devil Wears Prada remains beloved because its simple story is elevated by style, rhythm and performances with clear personality. The plot is predictable, but the film has color, humor and elegance, giving its world an identity that still feels alive. Anne Hathaway makes Andy's transformation believable, while Meryl Streep turns Miranda Priestly into an unforgettable figure of control and quiet authority. Emily Blunt also gives the film sharp comic energy, making a secondary role feel essential. What gives the film weight is its view of ambition. Andy's change is not only about clothes or success, but about the cost of trying to belong to a world that reshapes her values. The film understands that ambition is not the problem. The real question is whether success still matters when it separates someone from their own identity. See more Garry A @heavyg 1d It's a fun and witty movie. Anne Hathaway's character can be annoying. Meryl Streep is a revelation as Miranda...that's all. See more Read all reviews

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