It also has always been one of her husband John Krasinski’s favorite films. Like SERIOUSLY one of his favorite films, he even has a favorite outfit that Anne wears in the montage.
Most women HATE the boyfriend (and the friend too). They were so wildly unsupportive for what was just 6 MONTHS of Andy being on the corporate grind. Everyone has periods of their lives where work has to take precedent, just for a little while, but all they did was shame her, belittle her work, and just complain all while taking gifts she got as perks from her work! Also that friend who yelled at her for RECIEVING a kiss on the check is crazy! She did not initiate. In fact everything she says to that guy until she is single is a polite rejection. You’d think a friend of “16 years” would not jump to conclusions. Also it is very interesting that bf is struggling with work the whole time Andy is doing well, and only forgives her at the end once HE’S been promoted and she’s unemployed. That is suspect. It’s like he only likes her when her self esteem is low. It WAS a toxic dynamic and I hope that they don’t get back together. Everyone in Andy’s life was just so not understanding. Runway sucks. Miranda is cruel, but those friends were fair-weather friends.
Agree, I just left a similar comment, but yours was more detailed. The friend really bothered me. Been friends 16 yeard but cant give her friend 5 seconds to explain herself. Great friendship there.
I recall somewhere else countered to those supporting Nate, that they are 2 young people trying to build careers in NY. It is normal that they would not have a lot of time to see each other owing to work demands and conflicting schedule. She cited her own situation and how she and her boyfriend made it work. Andi's boyfriend and friends are showing both hypocrisy and naivete. They all want to be successful in prestigious jobs but Andi is the first one to get an important opportunity that could lead to amazing things. It's also as Joe and Kevin stated a high level job where the demands are insanely high. None of the others are experiencing that. It was only for 1 year. A small price for proving her worth and mettle. And she did prove herself, partly thanks to Nigel. Even after Andi quits and pisses her off, the film version of Miranda is still professional enough to give Andi a good recommendation. Nate is now a sous-chef. Good luck with that guy! That means his work load will be much higher, the job stress will be more comparable to what Andi went through and he'll be working nights. And it will be a lot less glamorous than working at Runway. It can be just as toxic as working for Miranda. At least Andi got some perks out it as well as beautiful clothes
This is supposed to be la thinly veiled swipe based on Anna Wintour who ran Vogue magazine with an iron hand in a silk glove - and had the fashion industry power of Vogue that one might imagine
Runway magazine and Miranda Priestley are based on Vogue magazine and Anna Wintour. This movie is based off a book literally written by her former personal assistant. To answer your question: YES!! Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief of Vogue USA was literally the most revered woman in fashion. 👸🏼😈 6:24 - 6:28 Anna Wintour is known for only staying at parties for 15 minutes.
Her bf and her both agreed at the beginning that it was only for one year, so I never understood why within that same year he felt so betrayed by her commitment to her job. HOWEVER - my opinion is that Andy becoming a workaholic is not just due to this industry… I’m finally accepting this label myself after years of my spouse calling me a workaholic and it’s very much just in me - regardless of what industry I’m in I live my job and in fact, it’s even worse when I actually like what I do…. So I have a feeling that even when Andy gets that job at a newspaper she will likely still be a workaholic, all about the job and they will not work out because that is not Nate’s cup of tea. And that’s his right. Everyone doesn’t want to date that kind of person
And it seems like the reason why one year with Miranda would get Andy a job at any magazine she wanted is because of how hard Miranda works her assistants and her high expectations, as well as the connections the assistants form while performing Miranda's tasks. It's like doing an internship, and her bf, being a chef, should have understood that!
This is one of those cases where I’d say the movie is far, far better than the book. I know it’s based on actual events to a certain degree, but book-Andy is much less sympathetic, while her poor boyfriend is busting his ass teaching disadvantaged kids through Teach for America. It’s kind of a reversal from the movie situation, where you feel sorry for Andy and her boyfriend comes off as needy and unsupportive.
Loved this! I'm so happy you're reacting to movies and chose The Devil Wears Prada. Your thoughts on the movie as a whole were insightful and very enjoyable.
No, the boyfriend wasnt right. What's gonna happen the next time she gets really buissy with something he "disaproves of". Her boyfriend want things on his terms, even in the end, come with me to Boston, be with me there. After she clearly right after this gets a job in New York. Also her friends are horrible, playing around with her phone, when they know how horrible her boss is, and the friend in the gallery "In dont know this Andrea" and not even giving her a moment to explain, when she basically just stod there when a guy was flirting with her and she said "no".
2:00 I’m the same way. I rewatch the stuff I know I will enjoy more often than taking a chance on something new. It took me a long time to give this movie a chance. I’d usually rather watch Aliens for the hundredth time 😄
great video! also the scene where we are introduced to Miranda is recreated in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend season 4 where Nathaniel imagines himself in romcom! It was very funny😆
What a nice surprise. The Devil Wears Prada is quite a film and was a major career boost for Streep. Just FYI: The actor from the Mentalist is Simon Baker. That was not the actress who was in the Deadpool films. That would be Morena Baccarin who was also known for the tv show Firefly and who played a re-occuring villain on the Mentalist Andi's boyfriend, even the actor who plays him admits the character was a petulant jerk Andi's girlfriend was played by Tracey Thomas and was in the film version of Rent and co-starred on Cold Case There's a cut scene from the film that not only foreshadows Miranda's divorce but explains Miranda's choice to take Andi to Paris. At the benefit, there's an ugly moment that almost happens involving Miranda's husband who's had a little too much to drink. It would have happened in front of the head of the company. Andi thinks fast and able to prevent it from happening.. The scene ends with Miranda mouthing "thank you". The night at the benefit shows that while Emily is more passionate about fashion and the industry, Andi is better at the job and has way more potential. oh and Nigel wouldn't have clothes that would fit a size 6 since they would have been sample size clothes and were created for professional models to wear. The book is different. More of a revenge by the writer on Anna Winter, editor of Vogue. Also the book has a sequel and they did make a bad musical version of it last year
I don't know which one is Kevin and which one is Joe, but whoever is in that tan shirt should probably wear longer sleeves because I'm less than halfway done with the video and THOSE GUMS are distracting me SO BAD!!!😂
When the person whose personality and priorities you fell in love with, changes, you fall out of love with them. They no longer match your lifestyle. When that happens, you’re not required to stay with them.
@@realSimoneCherie It’s one thing to commit to a job. But if the job changes who you are and how you align your priorities, the other person no longer finds that attractive or compatible.
@@SixFour0391 It's like being on an internship or being a graduate student on an accelerated path. Yes, it's going to change your priorities temporarily, but that's because your focus has to be on that program/project/job until you have completed your task. I have not had to have a job like working for Miranda, but I did recently get out of a graduate program, and that completely killed my hobbies and my social life. That doesn't mean that I changed what my priorities should be for the rest of my life after.
@@Lady-Seashell-Bikini While your analogy is semi-relatable, in the movie’s scenario, it changed the core of who Andy was. So much so, that the BF thought that she’d never be able to come back from those changes. That the NEW Andy had no room for him. It’s well within his right to react/respond the way he did. If Andy hadn’t quit out of an “ah ha” moment, she would have stayed at that job until she WAS Miranda.
@@SixFour0391 Her BF was being dramatic, imo. He's trying to establish a career as a chef, and he just got employed as a sous chef. That's also going to put strain on their relationship, AND it's not just a year, like Andy's job was supposed to be. In fact, if her BF would have been more supportive of her and recognized that she was going to have a temporary shift in priorities, things may have been different.
the current popular opinion on this movie is “the boyfriend was the real villain of the story,” which always annoyed me because while the boyfriend and her friends could have been more supportive i don’t think they were worse than the boss who fostered a toxic work environment. andi was out there doing the kids’ science projects, i can’t believe people are saying her friends are wrong for telling her to quit 😭
Her friends and boyfriend get pretty agro about her quitting, and they make it about "now you're one of *them*" stuff, but yeah agreed they're not the villains. They were trying to save her from drowning in it.
@@SarahMaeBea The scene where they all thought it was funny to play keep-away with her phone, when her boss was calling, made me dislike her friends immensely. Even if it's a shitty, stressful job, that she should quit... she needs it in the meantime to pay the bills, and they were not only making her stress worse, but putting her job in jeopardy.
THIS is one of those rare cases when I will say the books doesn't add ANYTHING to this movie, and in fact the book basically sucks. If you liked the movie, spare yourself the headache of reading the book. Andrea comes off as completely unlikable, entitled, and has obviously never worked a day in her life. I don't blame Miranda at all for being a bitch to the book version of Andy; it's not a matter of she's just not into fashion, she's simply a really BAD employee. Also, Stanley Tucci's character does not exist in the book, and every gay man in the novel is a 2-dimensional caricature.
Well sometimes other people's choices can annoy us. They are under no obligation to appease you. I can just as easily ask them to never change it out. Is my marker for their channel. But I would never say that..........
@@tathidramatizoando1671 Well you are not the only person with a right to give an opinion. Although you obviously think you are. I was just giving mine... "but still".
@@donny1960 From your first comment, I understood that you meant that I shouldn't have done mine, when you say "I would never say that" you are implying that I shouldn't either, so I was just explaining the reason for my comment.
This was Emily Blunt's breakout role and she was fantastic.
It also has always been one of her husband John Krasinski’s favorite films. Like SERIOUSLY one of his favorite films, he even has a favorite outfit that Anne wears in the montage.
Most women HATE the boyfriend (and the friend too). They were so wildly unsupportive for what was just 6 MONTHS of Andy being on the corporate grind. Everyone has periods of their lives where work has to take precedent, just for a little while, but all they did was shame her, belittle her work, and just complain all while taking gifts she got as perks from her work! Also that friend who yelled at her for RECIEVING a kiss on the check is crazy! She did not initiate. In fact everything she says to that guy until she is single is a polite rejection. You’d think a friend of “16 years” would not jump to conclusions.
Also it is very interesting that bf is struggling with work the whole time Andy is doing well, and only forgives her at the end once HE’S been promoted and she’s unemployed. That is suspect. It’s like he only likes her when her self esteem is low. It WAS a toxic dynamic and I hope that they don’t get back together.
Everyone in Andy’s life was just so not understanding. Runway sucks. Miranda is cruel, but those friends were fair-weather friends.
Agree, I just left a similar comment, but yours was more detailed. The friend really bothered me. Been friends 16 yeard but cant give her friend 5 seconds to explain herself. Great friendship there.
I recall somewhere else countered to those supporting Nate, that they are 2 young people trying to build careers in NY. It is normal that they would not have a lot of time to see each other owing to work demands and conflicting schedule. She cited her own situation and how she and her boyfriend made it work.
Andi's boyfriend and friends are showing both hypocrisy and naivete. They all want to be successful in prestigious jobs but Andi is the first one to get an important opportunity that could lead to amazing things. It's also as Joe and Kevin stated a high level job where the demands are insanely high. None of the others are experiencing that. It was only for 1 year. A small price for proving her worth and mettle. And she did prove herself, partly thanks to Nigel. Even after Andi quits and pisses her off, the film version of Miranda is still professional enough to give Andi a good recommendation.
Nate is now a sous-chef. Good luck with that guy! That means his work load will be much higher, the job stress will be more comparable to what Andi went through and he'll be working nights. And it will be a lot less glamorous than working at Runway. It can be just as toxic as working for Miranda. At least Andi got some perks out it as well as beautiful clothes
@@ninino86she also never returned the free handbag if it bothered her so much.. so like, hypocritical on all levels that friend was 😂
I almost died when you said that “well I hate to be that guy, but it looks like Paris is out now.” I had to pause for like 5 minutes.
This is supposed to be la thinly veiled swipe based on Anna Wintour who ran Vogue magazine with an iron hand in a silk glove - and had the fashion industry power of Vogue that one might imagine
she still runs Vogue, with a ton of more titles in Condé Nast.
Not surprised you guys liked it. The screenwriter is Aline Brosh-Mckenna, co-creator of CXG!
7:02- She is playing Dame Anna Wintour, and she is still like this TODAY
Runway magazine and Miranda Priestley are based on Vogue magazine and Anna Wintour. This movie is based off a book literally written by her former personal assistant. To answer your question: YES!! Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief of Vogue USA was literally the most revered woman in fashion. 👸🏼😈
6:24 - 6:28 Anna Wintour is known for only staying at parties for 15 minutes.
Her bf and her both agreed at the beginning that it was only for one year, so I never understood why within that same year he felt so betrayed by her commitment to her job. HOWEVER - my opinion is that Andy becoming a workaholic is not just due to this industry… I’m finally accepting this label myself after years of my spouse calling me a workaholic and it’s very much just in me - regardless of what industry I’m in I live my job and in fact, it’s even worse when I actually like what I do…. So I have a feeling that even when Andy gets that job at a newspaper she will likely still be a workaholic, all about the job and they will not work out because that is not Nate’s cup of tea. And that’s his right. Everyone doesn’t want to date that kind of person
And it seems like the reason why one year with Miranda would get Andy a job at any magazine she wanted is because of how hard Miranda works her assistants and her high expectations, as well as the connections the assistants form while performing Miranda's tasks. It's like doing an internship, and her bf, being a chef, should have understood that!
This is one of those cases where I’d say the movie is far, far better than the book. I know it’s based on actual events to a certain degree, but book-Andy is much less sympathetic, while her poor boyfriend is busting his ass teaching disadvantaged kids through Teach for America. It’s kind of a reversal from the movie situation, where you feel sorry for Andy and her boyfriend comes off as needy and unsupportive.
The book is still really good, I prefer the book's ending to this, very satisfying😂
Loved this! I'm so happy you're reacting to movies and chose The Devil Wears Prada. Your thoughts on the movie as a whole were insightful and very enjoyable.
The MGM studio intro was pretty great as a kid too!
Lovinggg the long-form videos, esp with masterpieces such as the devil wears prada
I assume one of the Patrons have told you that S.Tucci is now married to E.Blunt's sister
i think andy couldve had miranda driven out of miami to another city and have had her flown out of florida from there😊
That was model Elle Macpherson in the elevator at the beginning of the movie.
No, the boyfriend wasnt right. What's gonna happen the next time she gets really buissy with something he "disaproves of". Her boyfriend want things on his terms, even in the end, come with me to Boston, be with me there. After she clearly right after this gets a job in New York. Also her friends are horrible, playing around with her phone, when they know how horrible her boss is, and the friend in the gallery "In dont know this Andrea" and not even giving her a moment to explain, when she basically just stod there when a guy was flirting with her and she said "no".
You guys didn't recognise Gisele Bundchen 🥲 she played Serena (Emily's friend)
I lost it at "I have to quit my job because it's my boyfriend's birthday"😂😂
Great reaction, guys!
Just like my first day in a high-end interior design firm in NYC. Lol. The industry is awful, but gods, it's an adrenaline high every day.
2:00 I’m the same way. I rewatch the stuff I know I will enjoy more often than taking a chance on something new. It took me a long time to give this movie a chance. I’d usually rather watch Aliens for the hundredth time 😄
great video! also the scene where we are introduced to Miranda is recreated in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend season 4 where Nathaniel imagines himself in romcom! It was very funny😆
First watch with you guys and this was very enjoyable 😊
Gonna check out some more of your channel
Jason Long got muscles?
Kevin here, and I cannot wait to tell Joe this! :)
@watchthiswithjoeandkevin6 When you do, keep in mind It's a complimeeeennnnnt 😂😅😂
What a nice surprise. The Devil Wears Prada is quite a film and was a major career boost for Streep.
Just FYI: The actor from the Mentalist is Simon Baker.
That was not the actress who was in the Deadpool films. That would be Morena Baccarin who was also known for the tv show Firefly and who played a re-occuring villain on the Mentalist
Andi's boyfriend, even the actor who plays him admits the character was a petulant jerk
Andi's girlfriend was played by Tracey Thomas and was in the film version of Rent and co-starred on Cold Case
There's a cut scene from the film that not only foreshadows Miranda's divorce but explains Miranda's choice to take Andi to Paris. At the benefit, there's an ugly moment that almost happens involving Miranda's husband who's had a little too much to drink. It would have happened in front of the head of the company. Andi thinks fast and able to prevent it from happening.. The scene ends with Miranda mouthing "thank you". The night at the benefit shows that while Emily is more passionate about fashion and the industry, Andi is better at the job and has way more potential.
oh and Nigel wouldn't have clothes that would fit a size 6 since they would have been sample size clothes and were created for professional models to wear.
The book is different. More of a revenge by the writer on Anna Winter, editor of Vogue. Also the book has a sequel and they did make a bad musical version of it last year
Yoy both are great. I just discovered you.. ❤ from Assam,India
Agree! Big Night is also awesome!
If you’re taking requests, I’d love to see you guys watch The DaVinci Code series, Fly Away Home!
just watch Emily Blunt in Agatha Christie's Poirot tv series in Death on the Nile, she nails it there as Linnet Doyle (Ridgeway)
You can be at the top and still be nice to people. It seems it is just easier to be a jerk.
A MOVIE???!! What?? It’s like I don’t know you guys anymore!! Hahahaha JK
You guys should do the Hunger Games movies.
I don't know which one is Kevin and which one is Joe, but whoever is in that tan shirt should probably wear longer sleeves because I'm less than halfway done with the video and THOSE GUMS are distracting me SO BAD!!!😂
Love this movie!
When the person whose personality and priorities you fell in love with, changes, you fall out of love with them. They no longer match your lifestyle. When that happens, you’re not required to stay with them.
And if Andy committed to the job permanently, Nate leaving would make sense. But they agreed it was just one year, so what’s the problem
@@realSimoneCherie It’s one thing to commit to a job. But if the job changes who you are and how you align your priorities, the other person no longer finds that attractive or compatible.
@@SixFour0391 It's like being on an internship or being a graduate student on an accelerated path. Yes, it's going to change your priorities temporarily, but that's because your focus has to be on that program/project/job until you have completed your task. I have not had to have a job like working for Miranda, but I did recently get out of a graduate program, and that completely killed my hobbies and my social life. That doesn't mean that I changed what my priorities should be for the rest of my life after.
@@Lady-Seashell-Bikini While your analogy is semi-relatable, in the movie’s scenario, it changed the core of who Andy was. So much so, that the BF thought that she’d never be able to come back from those changes. That the NEW Andy had no room for him. It’s well within his right to react/respond the way he did.
If Andy hadn’t quit out of an “ah ha” moment, she would have stayed at that job until she WAS Miranda.
@@SixFour0391 Her BF was being dramatic, imo. He's trying to establish a career as a chef, and he just got employed as a sous chef. That's also going to put strain on their relationship, AND it's not just a year, like Andy's job was supposed to be. In fact, if her BF would have been more supportive of her and recognized that she was going to have a temporary shift in priorities, things may have been different.
Great movie but the bf is the worsssssttttttttt
Reaction: Great!
Editing: 💩
You cut off the final scene of the movie? Is it crack? Is it literal crack you were smoking while editing this? Smh
We will pass this along to our editor. Our apologies.
the current popular opinion on this movie is “the boyfriend was the real villain of the story,” which always annoyed me because while the boyfriend and her friends could have been more supportive i don’t think they were worse than the boss who fostered a toxic work environment. andi was out there doing the kids’ science projects, i can’t believe people are saying her friends are wrong for telling her to quit 😭
Her friends and boyfriend get pretty agro about her quitting, and they make it about "now you're one of *them*" stuff, but yeah agreed they're not the villains. They were trying to save her from drowning in it.
@@SarahMaeBea The scene where they all thought it was funny to play keep-away with her phone, when her boss was calling, made me dislike her friends immensely. Even if it's a shitty, stressful job, that she should quit... she needs it in the meantime to pay the bills, and they were not only making her stress worse, but putting her job in jeopardy.
@@Bayougirl78 I forgot about that bit, good point!
THIS is one of those rare cases when I will say the books doesn't add ANYTHING to this movie, and in fact the book basically sucks. If you liked the movie, spare yourself the headache of reading the book. Andrea comes off as completely unlikable, entitled, and has obviously never worked a day in her life. I don't blame Miranda at all for being a bitch to the book version of Andy; it's not a matter of she's just not into fashion, she's simply a really BAD employee. Also, Stanley Tucci's character does not exist in the book, and every gay man in the novel is a 2-dimensional caricature.
Your channel is cool, but that poster is starting to annoy me... 😂 I know it's just a joke from the SC TV show, but still...
Well sometimes other people's choices can annoy us. They are under no obligation to appease you. I can just as easily ask them to never change it out. Is my marker for their channel. But I would never say that..........
@@donny1960It's my right to give my opinion and that's what I did. I didn't say it was their obligation at any point.
@@tathidramatizoando1671 Well you are not the only person with a right to give an opinion. Although you obviously think you are. I was just giving mine... "but still".
@@donny1960
From your first comment, I understood that you meant that I shouldn't have done mine, when you say "I would never say that" you are implying that I shouldn't either, so I was just explaining the reason for my comment.