OUR FIRST TIME WATCHING THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2024
- A smart but sensible new graduate lands a job as an assistant to Miranda Priestly, the demanding editor-in-chief of a high fashion magazine.
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Sophie gets it she’s not changing in a bad way she’s being professional in her field
But she wasnt. She wasn't pursuing journalism. She was pursuing Mirandas wishes.
The point is that Andy refused to stop and assess and constantly justified her poor actions and the poor character she was creating in herself.
But all it would lead to is her becoming lile Miranda herself...a miserable human being. Even Nigel was miserable. And everyone saw it besides Andy.
@@thedappermagician6905mmm but it was just for a year / a year long job is isn’t that long.
@@thedappermagician6905 She was pursuing journalist. A year there would have shot her journalism career forward and in the end that's exactly what happened.
@@thedappermagician6905 Everyone in her life knew that she needed to stick it out for a year to be able to get to where she wanted to be. If she hadn’t embraced Miranda’s world she would have been fired, the friends knew this and yet weren’t helpful or understanding of that at all.
@@niki4you Yep, but those friends were sure happy to take the perks that she was to them. Andy's boyfriend and friends were the real villains, not Miranda.
I absolutely HATE the end when Nate (the boyfriend) says that he got a promotion to be the Head Chef at a famous restaurant in Boston........ so HE gets to move up in his career and get better jobs and work absolutely crazy hours and expects her to be happy for him. But when SHE was taking her career seriously and actually applying herself to her job (for just one year, nothing more - she would be able to jump to any job she wanted after working for Miranda for 1 year), he was a complete asshole and a drag. Whining and complaining the whole way through and hindering her path to success. He's so ANNOYING and childish.
Of all the languages in world, and you lady, decided to speak facts.
He was chosen to be a Sous Chef. That's not Head Chef. Smh.
Also it was clearly indicated that despite his job, he maintains a consistent character aka being true to himself
Andy isn't there for a month and begins to turn into someone that the people who know her the most aren't cool with.
Andy believes she's the same person.WE see her internal conflict...but she doesn't show that to anyone else and begins behaving around them like a different person.
Also it's fair to think that both Andy and Nate support the food industry to some extent but at the beginning of the movie are not supportive of the fashion industry.
Imagine if you fell for your boyfriend because he's considerate, is a devoted one-woman man, is strong but emotionally tender.
Now imagine he becomes executive assistant to Andrew Tate. But wait! This will help his blogger/UA-cam career. It'll just be a year.
And then he begins to change. Slowly at first. You gonna be supportive?
@@thedappermagician6905 Except Miranda Priestly isn't Andrew Tate. Miranda's a practical businesswoman. Andrew's a straight-up rat. And change is inevitable. Andy became professional after a month working under Miranda, alongside Emily and Nigel. She was on her way to success and would've been way beyond that if she saw it as that. But she was conflicted, afraid to take the risks Miranda took in order to build an empire. Her and Nate are different, and he wasn't a catch anyway.
@@jidsylo you didn't qualify your comparison in anyway that others can follow besides "trust me bro"
Miranda is CLEARLY a rat. No one likes her. Not really. And she knows it.
I honestly think you missed my whole point which would be indicative of the state of the world we're in.
I'm trying to communicate that this kind of success, these actions people take, for money, for status and prestige and recognition...is at it's core Bad. Evil. Anti-social. This is NOT how a good and spiritually balanced person operates.
Sure Andy learned some skills that can help her here and there. But she was losing that which made her like herself and those whom she likes, like her. Andy knows she is good. She knows that what the people at the magazine do is abhorrent and indicative of poor character. If you like her so much, trust her appraisal. That's why the end of the movie is a happy/bittersweet one. Because Andy recognized what she would become if she stayed with Miranda, and Miranda herself helped her see it. That which Nate and her friends mentioned but she denied was brought out into the light by Miranda and Andy could see how she had deceived herself. How they ALL deceive themselves and she chose to be better.
@@thedappermagician6905 This (partially). I mean Miranda is somewhat of a good person..One example, she worries about how her divorce (and all the press about it) will affect her kids. The book goes into even more detail too, Andi's mom gets into a car accident while she's in Paris and Andi has to decide whether to stay in Paris or fly home. I don't get why people are defending Miranda and this "success at the cost of everything else" mindset either. It's not healthy by any stretch. Especially since Miranda threw her "good friend" Nigel totally under the bus to get her own way.
The boyfriend and their so called “friends” were the worst. Being judgmental, didn’t support her since the very start. But funny how the “friends” loved it when she gave all of them very expensive brand gifts 🙄
Her boyfriend and friends behave like humans. She almost ruined her life with that job and only didn't because her boyfriend and friends had incredible patience.
The friends in the book make a lot more sense than the friends in the film version. It's a terrible book but their frustration with Andi is more logical with the larger back story. They cut too much of it out in the film.
Not at all, they saw that she was changing her ideas, both professional and personal, she was losing herself, in the end she realizes and therefore resigns. They stopped caring about the gifts when they saw that she wasn't acting well...they worried about her...
nate is a Chef and should understand that andy works long hours just like heeee works longs hours
Right lol!
That’s what annoys me about his attitude
He understands. What he doesn't understand is when she snaps at him. If you hate your job:quit.
If you have a goal: go for it.
Just don't snap at me.
@@roddo1955 She did it at the beginning and he loved that. Once she stopped and showed enjoyment, it made him angry. The truth is he hated her changing. He hated her prioritizing work and he hated the type of industry she was in. That's not supportive.
Her boyfriend was the rea villain
LOL no, he is way too nice to her and has too much patience.
@@redsimonDE Both he and Andy are pursuing careers which will take up a lot of energy and hours - journalism will be even more time-consuming than a job as Miranda's assistant. If he cannot understand the kind of relationship he will entering into, if he cannot accept that he is not the only one giving time and commitment to a difficult and creative career, he should not be blaming Andy and should be willing to let the relationship go without making either of them feel guilty.
@melenatorr this is nonsense rationalisation. SHE changed. If you enter a relationship based on a certain status quo and the other person changes, you have EVERY right to object and/or leave.
@@MA-go7ee But actually, she didn't: and if she did, it, would only have been in preparation for a continued change once she would have become a journalist. This dedication, crazy hours, and concentration on career will become part and parcel of Andy's life, if she intends to be a good or great journalist, just as Nate has to consider the same for his own career. He could not, surely, have figured journalism to be a 9-5 job?
100% her bf and all her friends were the real villains. Not supportive or understanding. While her priorities shifted for the worse momentarily, she reigns herself back and she never loses sight of the person she is.
“You're under no obligation to be the same person you were 5 minutes ago.”
― Alan Watts
But if you change, accept that people who liked the old you have a right to reevaluate the relationship
@@MA-go7ee reevaluate away your root people will stay......your leaf people were only there for a season anyway.
The boyfriend really doesn't like it. He is a shallow, selfish, unsupportive narcissist. She should have dumped him- the world is full of douchebags if she really wants one.
And Andrea's friends are similar.
He’s supportive she just lost her identity. Maybe watch it again and pay attention.
She is the one who joins a company of narcissists and becomes one herself, until she realizes what really matters.
@@judeless77 I’ve seen it a dozen times. I refuse to make excuses for narcissists.
@@judeless77And Nate isn't a narcissist for saying "yey guess who got a promotion" at the end, brushing of her whole situation? I bet he worked long shifts too, he didn't receive any complaints. We should allow our loved once to pursue their passion.
Fun fact: the author of the book "The Devil Wears Prada" plays the nanny in the scene where the twins are on the train with their copies of the Harry Potter book.
"A million girls" - the ones who are into fashion - would kill for this job because Miranda is an icon and taste-maker in the industry; editor of the most influential fashion magazine out there. NOT because Miranda's such a good person to work for.
Sophie's comments are spot on. You have to be supportive of your partner, especially if they've advancing in their career
So a few things:
Runway is based on Vogue and Meryl is meant to be Anna Wintour as the film is based on a book written by her former assistant.
The work function she misses the birthday for is the Met Gala, her man should be understanding enough to realise how big that opportunity is.
I love love LOVE how these 2 disagree but then make their individual points and basically go "hmm i see how you could think that BUT i still feel how i feel" and just giggle amd move on...its so cute and how it should be
Nate was the worst boyfriend ever.
Her friends are hypocrites because they loved the job when they were getting free things but not when she was doing better.
Christian is into being praised and Andy is caught up in the fact that she wrote a paper about him.
Watch it again and pay more attention.
This movie always sparks debate between Andy and her boyfriend. His point was that he just wanted her to admit that she was changing, because Andy kept being in denial. It's fine that Andy was actually becoming more interested in fashion and working for Miranda, but she kept saying she's still the same person etc., and she wasn't. So that's why he told her he doesn't care what she does as long as she has integrity. However, he was also in the wrong because he didn't like the change and wanted her to stay the same. The hypocrisy is that while she's pursuing a career in journalism and has to intern at Runway for a good reference letter, she gets shit for it, but when he gets a job as a sous-chef in another city, then it's all fine and dandy. I think there was just a huge lack of communication between them. She needed to be honest with herself, her boyfriend, and her friends. He needed to be more supportive and stop making her feel bad for "changing", as we all do and that's not a bad thing at all.
This is the ONLY and TRUE take. Nobody gets it. He wanted her to admit and accept she was changing even though there is nothing wrong with change. But a thing that needs to be said is, if you are in a relationship, even if changing as a person is not wrong, if your partner doesnt want to be with the new person you are becoming, that's ok too.
But andy didnt want to accept she was changing and also didnt want to break up with him. And that's why at the end she came back.
If anybody in your life has a problem with you changing you need to run far, far away from them. Change is good. We're not in high school writing never change in our yearbooks.
Change can be good or bad @@theshadowfax239
Yes! It's not like people don't change when they graduate college, start a new career, adapt, grow, make new contacts, experience more of life, etc. etc. etc. Either you're on board for all of it or none of it.
You hit the nail on the head. Too bad the movie pushed the theme that she was in the wrong instead of being fair and realistic.
5:46 Giselle is Tom Brdy's ex-wife, not Tom Cruise, lol. 18:46 totally agree Sophie! The boyfriend was NOT supportive, which made it harder. He HAS an established career as a chef and it's not fair to put her down for trying to get ahead with her job when her parents are helping her make rent.
Omgsh I meant Brady 😭😭🫠
And it was model Elle Macpherson that apologized for being in the elevator at the beginning of the movie.
@@jamesm654 OMG! I can't believe I never noticed that after all the times I watched her in Friends around that same time. I think she was on Friends in 1999. Maybe that's my excuse, lol. I KNOW I've seen this since 1999 though so still duh on me!
It was a different super model who was on friends. Elle Macpherson.@@carriesmith742
@@jamesm654i respectfully disagree. That wasn't elle
Stanley Tucci is so wonderful in this movie. Everyone is great but he is my personal favorite. Awesome reaction, this movie is awesome!. The boyfriend is the bad guy in this movie and everyone knows it 😂
Stanley is amazing in anything he does
The boyfriend is the nicest and most patient guy in the movie. Anyone else would have dumped Andy sooner and forever.
@@redsimonDE Suuuure😂
@@redsimonDE What a hilariously wrong take you have. Can you name one thing he did that was supportive of her career?
@@theshadowfax239 She wants to have a relationship with him but stops contributing and changes into a person he would have never dated. A relationship goes both ways.
The boyfriend is such a man child, soft, whiny person. Can't stand him.
Could you even imagine being a grown "man" and being upset that your girlfriend cannot celebrate your birthday on the exact day because she has to work, instead of doing it on a weekend when you're both off? He's the worst.
That's Emily's first meal in a year. Now that she broke a leg and is not going to Paris.
I didn't expect this movie on this channel but this film is a big reason why i got into journalism.
Sophie is correct, she was correct in choosing to go to Paris.
Why should she stall her career for a coworker? She chose to go to Paris for her career which is more important than friendship.
Especially a co-worker that for a significant chunk of the film treated her like shit
The co worker that hated her XD
"where is that piece of paper that i had in my hand last week" kills me every time LOL
When I was 22 I was an apprentice hairdresser in the number 1 salon I died to work for, I was also certified makeup + SPFX artist.
I had been working since I was 16 and I worked so hard.
My hour's were anywhere from 60-80 hours.
I had a whole week of fashion week(my dream), my older boyfriend(36) just attacked me for ever working and wouldn't be happy for me when I was extraordinary under that pressure that made me so happy.
I understand fashion and back stage at fashion week is one of the amazing energy's that I have ever felt 🖤
The boyfriend is the bad guy. Her friends do not support her growth and change. They prefer her go stay the way she was. You have to change to be better.
The character of Miranda was inspired by Vogue Editor Anna Wintour, the woman who wrote the book used to work for Anna.
The thing about Emily being cut out of Paris was ridiculous because she ends up getting hit by a car and she wouldn’t have been able to go anyways. There is no way Miranda would want Emily hobbling around behind her.
The title is about Miranda and she was a even carrying a Prada bag when she gets out of the car.
It was pretty obvious that the sacrifice would be for one year to start doing what she wanted. Her friends were unsoportive, the boyfriend acted like a child and unsoportive.
Excuse me, but I have some things to say:
1. You can hate your job, which is how the whole thing started. But then after she talked to Nigel she realized that she wasn't giving it her all, she was just going to work and doing the bare minimum. She's smart but she wasn't trying to do great at her work: she didn't research anything about Miranda or the magazine, she didn't try to learn once she was there... she didn't even know how to spell GABBANA! But after the talk with Nigel she decided to try to do better. She knew her boss valued their appearance, so she changed her appearance; she learned how her boss wanted things to be done, so she anticipated them and did them without her asking for them; she started learning the ropes... And that takes time. When you start doing good at your job, your personal life always suffers because you can't have everything. She knew this was a temporary position, only for a year... And she excelled so much that she replaced Emily in under a year which is HUGE!!! So she was going to be in a position to further her own dreams: to be a writer for a major publication.
2. As a boyfriend, if my partner hates their job I would tell them to quit and look for something more fulfilling. If they are only doing it for a year to further their career, I would say SUCK IT UP and do it for a year. I would UNDERSTAND that my partner doesn't have time to do a lot of things because their job is AWFUL and it never stops. She's an assistant, she will get calls at all ours and have to attend events as part of her job...
I don't understand the friends tossing her phone around like teenagers. Like... This is my job, I just got you presents from MY JOB, and you're messing with it. It's MY BOSS calling so I need to answer the phone. That's not cool under any circumstances to me. I would get really angry if any of my friends did that to me. And her boyfriend gets mad because he missed his birthday? How many birthdays will he have? can't they celebrate tomorrow? Is it so hard to understand that SHE HAD TO WORK? It wasn't her choice, it's just stupid. It's a birthday party... You can just have something special the next day or something... You don't need to make her feel guilty because she had to work. Just because your job has regular hours doesn't mean that she has to have regular hours too... AND HE KNOWS THAT. And the killer for me is that she had an opportunity to go meet someone who could further her career, she had the opportunity to talk to and editor of a major publication and she turned it down to go to her boyfriend's birthday... And the boyfriend was an A-HOLE to her. That's stupid. If that was my girlfriend I would've been like: GO FOR IT BABE, DONT WORRY ABOUT ME, GO AFTER YOUR DREAMS, MAKE THEM HAPPEN. What kind of boyfriend gets mad because her girlfriend had to work on his bday?
3. I don't understand why people don't hate Nate with a passion. He is so toxic. You don't need to like her job, she's the one doing it. And she is allowed to hate something at first and then find parts of the job that she likes. She doesn't get fashion, but she's smart and she knows how to kill it at any job. She likes Nigel, she likes Emily even though they banter... She even appreciates some of Miranda's qualities. She hated her job because she didn't care about it, once she tried to do a good job... She cared, and that made her look for the things she liked.
If a relationship doesn't grow with you, you need to break it. He wasn't at all supportive.
100% agree with you guys! I always had an issue with how her boyfriend and friends treat her work. She's trying her best to get her foot in the door, and they should be more supportive. It's also weird that right after she gifts her friends with cool exclusive stuff that they play with her by tossing the phone around. Like, come on guys:/ that's not nice. Also, Nate being so immature about her missing his birthday when he's out there working in a fancy restaurant-- and we know how hectic those are! Anyways, love this reaction, you guys rock!!!
Her boyfriend and friends acted like aholes. This is Andy's career shes working toward and growing as a person. They are making her feel bad about growing up and being serious about her job. The friends werent like that in the book.
Meryl Streep could have won an oscar for that role in 2007: her performance was so iconic... But there was Helen Mirren (The Queen) that year: really tough competition.
As someone who worked in editorial at a big magazine, the jobs were truly like that.
this movie was one of my favorites since it came out. and as a 35 yr old man some people ask why. i always say. "have you ever been working your way up through something very important to you?" its like your career molding itself and coming to light. meanwhile your life before is still going on. you cannot leave it behind. you also do not require rewards for every good job. this movie kind of opens your mind to how business can work.
This one of my hubs favorites. We often say ‘ that’s all’ 😊
Sophie is spot on! Love her take. Ppl want ppl to stay the same. As a young professional, you’re changing and figuring things out.
Nah I can’t not comment on Sophie my god she’s got that ethereal beauty just emanating from her. Give me your game card!!!
It’s crazyyyyyy that Andy is „not allowed“ to work hard in her job and taking it seriously so she get get to where she wants to be, but at the end the boyfriend gets his chance to move up and immediately jumps on it despite it being a different city, so he’s allowed to have a better job but she can’t take her chances ?!ughhhhhhh I hate him sm
Andi has a deadline/plan to only do this internship for a year, and the fact none of her friends or bf understood that always baffles me
I think you both add such a unique perspective with what you notice. You each have your own insights, predictions, etc, and I think it makes for a deep reaction.
Loved you guys’ reactions to this one - and I really enjoyed the discussion afterwards. I’m new to the channel but I love how you two communicate your ideas and reactions really clearly and articulately, and you often bring up ideas I haven’t considered.
If you didn’t know, this film was based on a book which was written as fiction, but was based on the experiences of a girl being an assistant to a very high up fashion editor (assumed to be Anna Wintour of Vogue)
If my friends have done what they did with Miranda, i would tell them "if i got fired you are fcking paying me my salary"
Yes Gisele Bundchen was in this movie, the highest paid model to ever exist.
This is out of left field and I loovee it!! Meryl Streep is one my favourite actresses and this movie is top tier!
Keep up the epic work 🤩 🤩
I just came over from marathoning your LOTR reaction, and I loved how you guys came to this movie with the same open-mindedness and thoroughness! The discussion at the end was A++, so interesting and you guys both brought up such interesting points throughout the reaction + at the end that I had never heard of before or thought about. Quality content guys! Your humour and thoughtfulness is seriously unique, I'm subbing (: Keep it up you two!
This entire movie works around the effects of effective and ineffective communicaiton. Andy has a clear goal of 'getting through' this fashion job that she is very dismisive of until she get that little heat to heart with NIgel who essentially tells her to grow up and be an adult. Up until this point Andy and her friends have the same perspective of the fashion industry. Nigels speech reminds Andy that at least for some, and more importantly for those that are sucessful in their role, their job isn't just a 'job'. So Andy changes her perspective; her friends have no need to change their perspective and Andy is never seen communicating her changed perspective so her friends are only hurt and confused that it seems as if the industry they all made fun of is changing their friend without their friend noticing (and what friend wouldn't be concerned about that?).
This is the missed communicaiton and overreaction. Andy's friends should have been more supportive and not antagonistic, BUT the check ins they do give show misguided concern for their friend who has clearly NOT been communicating her changed perspective with them. All they see is Andy changing clothes, buying expesive gifts, losing touch, and missing events that should have been important to her.
Andy on the otherside, is overwhelmed trying to give her all to the job and focuses so much she does leave her friends behind. its not just the missed events either, the the crucial lack of communication with her boyfriend and main support group about what shes planning to do and how important her performance at this role is. If they had even one grounded check in conversation about how much Andy needs to give in order to complete the 1 year and not get fired I 100% beleive her friends would have been behind her. Instead the only conversations her friends here in between the gifts is 'she hates me' 'oh the dragon lady is calling again' etc etc
its a no fault situation where all parties could have done something different to avoid the conflict that arose.
And Miranda's characer is both based of of an actual person, and a typical characterization of what it takes to be a women in an executive role backwhen it was not typical for a woman to be in a position with that much executive authority. You are the boss, not the friend, and the choices you make are not personal, but a reflections of the expectations needed to maintain the organization. While Miranda is cutthroat, this is also the expectation for the Fashion industry, at least at the time of the movie. Trying to say Miranda was Mean or unfair or unrealistic marginalizes both the responsibility of her role, and the choices she made to chose work over her home life, as if those choices were easy for her to make, as if she wasn't aware of the consequences of her choices and actions.
7:05 did they just skip the most iconic scene of all movies????
This is the first time I’ve watched your channel and loved your commentary and you have great chemistry 😊
She just needed ONE year to have all the doors open up. Nate and crew could have held out that long.
Loved this reaction, actually talking about the plot and thoughts on each scene, new subscriber for sure
i loved this reaction and the discussion at the end.
thank yoU!
The devil wears Prada was a book loosely about Vogue editor in chief Ana Wintor and her devil like attitude, her working conditions and how she treats her staff. Vogue is a publication first and for most and has legit writers and writers about 21 century art which is what we know as fashion today. Condé Nast which houses Vogue also is the parent company to GQ, Vanity Fair,W, the New Yorker to name a few. The magazines that they publish are very well know and also iconic.
I graduated college in 2005 so this film was my Roman Empire. You're spot on about change, maturity, and learning how to gain power and influence through how you present yourself and how you move through people and relationships at work. She made mistakes--not knowing Runway, not knowing Miranda, bagging on fashion when that is such an integral part of her job, etc. But she listened to good advice from Nigel and she found her voice and power. In the end, she's able to do what she wants. ❤❤❤
I don't think Andy was really 'changing' herself. I think she was taking good advice and putting forth more effort at work instead of treating her position like just a paycheck. If you treat your job like a career, you'll get more respect - which is what she wanted. She didn't really care about the clothes or the make up, etc. She didn't really want to go to Paris, she knew that was Emily's thing. And when she did quit, she went back to the style she felt comfortable in. She started dressing nicer and 'caring' about fashion to get respect from her coworkers, and more importantly Miranda. And when she saw at the end how much that life cost her and how Miranda was able to throw Stanley Tucci's character under the bus to save her own ass - she decided she didn't want that and quit.
The film is said to be "modelled" on the editor and chief of American Vogue Anna Winter, because the author of the novel was also said to have worked at American Vogue and was also said to be Anna Wintour's assistance
Emily Blunt steals every scene she’s in.
In the book, the boyfriend wasn't like this. He was a teacher who was passionate about helping kids in the local community, so it was an even bigger contrast to having a job in fashion that doesn't seem like it contributes the same way as his job. Like, he was practically a saint.
Mair is picking up on the movie’s surface level theme but Sophie is being the most realistic and mature. Great contrast in POVs and I’m glad you both have open discussions about it and be open minded
This movie is a classic, and i thoroughly enjoyed you guys review! 💯 a total banger 👌👌
You took about my favorite line about the blue sweater lol
The main thing to know here is that Andie basically only had to put in a year and she would have been guaranteed an in tonwhatwver writing job she wanted. Her friends ad boyfriend couldn't juat let her put in her year so she could move on to do what she really wanted.
One of my favorite reactions for this movie!
It’s changing her? Yes into a grown up who works. Her boyfriend and friends were idiots. She’s not seeking Miranda’s validation, she’s trying to learn how to be excellent at her job. And she is willing to learn. To me at the end it was pretty clear Andi and her bf were history. She stayed in NY and he went to Boston for his career. Andi decided to go for her career in a way that didn’t hurt others and also grew up enough to be free of the crappy unsupportive boyfriend and juvenile friends.
This movie and the negative aspect of Andy changing mid plot its only being presented thru 3rd parties views (her boyfriend being mad with her outfit, her friend being mad with the same thing yet they were assholes when the phone call scene cuz nobody in real life should mess with others job like that) and that´s why it falls flat a little bit for me. You cant be mad at someone for adapting and paying their dues in order to fulfill their dreams, and lets be real for real, Andy wasn't really changing like for "the worst" cuz she remained a nice genuine person, never acted up or was a b-word towards their people around her. Yes she missed a holiday but who wasn´t because of work. The real turning point was actually at the limo scene with Miranda cuz she pointed her she was becoming the person Andy knew she was not going to want be (honestly would´ve been more impactful if Emily had not actually got into an accident cuz that made the situation for Andy worked for the better) but Andy right there made her choice and being happy with her choice was actually the moral of the movie. She stuck to herself. Her boyfriend is kinda like a man-child throwing tantrums and not actually being happy for her like you mentioned. Mind you, he is insinuating they moved to Boston while knowing Andy has truly a better chance to be a writer in New York. But hey, thats just my take. Great reaction guys!
10 seconds and I'm already loving the smiles. :) you two are cute as hell!
I love your reactions ❤
I really like you guys. That's all.
4:54 The one-liners in this move are indeed insane. Easily one of the most quotable movies ever.
Great reaction. Beautiful couple
Definitely put 'Intern' into your list of movies to watch. Robert DeNiro is so cute in it. Really enjoyed watching this movie again with you both.
A book about the Boss From Hell becomes a movie about the Worst Employee In The World. She wanted the cherry but was unwilling to do what was necessary to get it, and when she finally did, her bratty boyfriend constantly pulled her down. In the end she did get what she was after (a good recommendation from Runway, a famous industry journal); it pushed the next door open enough to make the job a sure thing. But I feel her boyfriend and her other friends were very selfish. It wasn't integrity that irritated that guy; if it was, he'd understand. He's a sous chef, for gods' sakes. If there's anyone who understands having no life, it's restaurant kitchen staff. What irritated him was that her focus was off of him; she was thinking too much about her job to the point where he felt neglected. It really tells you something about him that he knew she had set a time limit of one year to take her recommendation and go, and yet he couldn't just step back and let her have that time to set the path for the rest of her life. It was a year, not a decade; it was a job, not a divorce. If he couldn't own up to the fact that it was his problem, not hers (dedicating herself to her job is not integrity how, exactly?), then he needs to get himself a girlfriend with no ambition and no outer life.
Well said!
Most people dont get the boyfriend situation and assuming he was toxic and problematic. The issue was not Andie changing, but she was losing herself. That is the issue. Did he express well? no he didnt! In the end, andie understood that she can change, but she doenst need to become something else. Sure now, she dress well, have better hairstyle and knows Gabbana. But she can still be the old andie, with opinions and make fun! She doesnt need to be the next miranda... she only needs to be herself!
The Intern was a great movie to check out if you want to see Hathaway flip on this role!
You 2 are really fun reactors! New subber.
At 4:00 it was implied that she was hired when Emily fetched her in the lobby to come back up stairs 🙄
Andy was never wrong!
GUYSSSSSSS please watch Society of the Snow!! It’s so good
love your reaction
The model is Gisele Bundchen
Awesome reaction of my favorite Anne Hathaway movie!!!!😊😊😊😊
Miranda saw this ambitious Jaqueline salivating for her top job miles away and took her in to direct her talent and keep her under her control. Miranda was just as cutthroat and ambitious getting to the top. She is a master at that game and sees it in others.
Her loyal guy she can count on to always be there and never be her competition. Why should she throw away that hand 🃏 on him when she needs to play it elsewhere to survive????
You know this movie is based off a book written by the real life assistant of Editor in chief of Vogue Anna Wintour… ( Miranda Priestly) this movie is what really happened to her working at Vogue etc… in the 90’s when the book came out it caused a lot of controversy towards Anna Wintour and her persona at Vogue Magazine … The Devil is Miranda Priestly.. if you noticed in the beginning of the movie when she walks from her limo Miranda is wearing all Prada garments And her Heels and her purse is Prada …
The way y’all are saying Andrea like Miranda did is sending me!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Bravo.
you guys are so cute and funny together i loved you reaction❤❤🎉
You two need to check out" A Soldiers Story", and " New Jersey Drive"
The Intern is also an excellent movie in which Hathaway works with another legendary actor.
Nodoby will convince me that the boyfriend was right. Andi worked hard and he decided to play the victim when Andi didnt give him the attention he was used to. Cry baby
That scream at 22:34 😆
Vanity is the Devil’s favorite sin! Once I heard this in that horror movie Devil’s Advocate. And I think there’s very true!
She’s actually meant for the job, it’s just not familiar, just like ANY JOB.
My first time seeing your reaction and I subscribed! 🤗 Andy changed, but for the wrong reasons. Her friends and her boyfriend knew it and tried to warn her. She was supposed to gain confidence and she did, but her job meant more to her than what really mattered. Andy learned the hard way and later tried to make amends for it when it was too late. Her female friend was right in what she said to Andy because she was saying it out of love. Oh and Nate is a chef.
Her friends are not supportive and her man is a hater.
That's the fake difference, when changing is treated differently, according to any kind of discrimination. Unfortunately, people being discriminated, also often do this to others, in their favor or "justification"
You keep the people who are good close but never give them too much power..its like the Godfather lol
If my bf missed an opportunity to meet someone who could advance his career in a big way just because it’s my freaking bday I’d be so pissed and he would be too the other way around. I mean come on you have like 60 more birthdays ahead of you and it’s not like you can’t for once celebrate it a day later. Nate is pissing me off so much can’t stand his whiny ass
Sophie's perspective at the end of the movie is very very American.
Where's the bit of paper I had in my hand yesterday?
You guys should seen the stepfather 2009 movie
Another drama-dee with Anne Hathaway is Bride Wars..co-staring Kate Hudson.
Work life balance. When I first started my career, YES, I was all about my job. Now, not so much, lol
I watched this movie a lot of times, but suddnely after my last rewatched a thought have opened my eyes. I started being uncomfortable that the authors made Andy's friends and Nate put an emphasis on her interest in fashion (which is not a problem at all), instead of making her understand that this job is destroying her, breaking mentally and could potentially cause her physical harm, after which she'd be most likely thrown under the bus the same way Emily was. No one should work for such a person like Miranda. Under the "fashion" plot hindes the topic of harassment on the workspace, and the worst is that all characters in the film seem to be ok with it, and even pushing Andy into the guilt of not trying harder, when Mirnada is just an ****hole. And what Andy's friends say: oh, you now like fashion, you don't belong here anymore, when it actually shoould be: Girl, wake up, in which part of your contract it was it stated that you should do bossess' children's homework? ._.
If anyone reads it, please take care of yourself, don't allow anyone to walk over you.
Is anyone curious about how a 60-year-old woman has twin girls under the age of 10?
Don’t you know that women over 50 if they’re still menstruating they can get pregnant? Also there’s adoption.
@@zulynava4059 my bad.