There’s a delicate boundary between intense ambition and self-destruction. Watching this film again recently, the beautiful clothing couldn’t completely mask the harsh reality of workplace bullying that the story reveals—and somewhat excuses. It’s an unsettling experience to revisit it now that you truly understand the pressures of today's job market. The movie prompts us to consider how much we’re willing to sacrifi…

"The Devil Wears Prada" manages to be both clever and fashionable, mixing comedic elements with dramatic undertones within the demanding world of fashion. Meryl Streep is incredibly compelling as the powerful Miranda Priestly, giving a performance that’s simultaneously frightening and fascinating, and Anne Hathaway does well portraying the protagonist trying to find her way through a bewildering new job. A key reason…

The performances really lift this movie considerably. While I don’t have any major complaints about the other aspects of *'The Devil Wears Prada,'* I honestly can’t say I would have liked it nearly as much if not for the actors involved. Meryl Streep is superb in her depiction of Miranda, and Anne Hathaway provides a great counterpoint as Andrea. Emily Blunt is also fun to watch as Emily, and Stanley Tucci does we…

This isn't usually a type of movie I’d go for, but the actors drew me in—seeing Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci was enough because they are all performers I really enjoy watching. Plus, I’ve appreciated the other movies that have tackled the fashion world before, like 'Ready to Wear', 'Zoolander', and even 'Death Wish 5: The Face of Death'. What surprised me most was how funny it was; the …