I bet the oppressed working class will love this heartwarming scolding movie.
Therefore, I strongly recommend that non-media workers and media workers alike have a look at the black humor of fashion circles outside or near this circle.
For the novel of the same name, I watched this "small" movie that is said to have beaten a lot of big-budget films in the United States this year. Every year there will be some obscure "emerging" top-notch movies, because of the plot, because of the actors, because of the director. Of course, many movies may be just one of them, and "The Devil Wears Prada" (sorry, I really don't like the literal Chinese name, it seems to be from a horror movie slogan), has all the above three elements: excellent The topic of fashion circles, adapted from a best-selling novel, because not many people understand the operation mode of fashion magazines, but there are many people who are eager to live such a luxurious life. Even if such a script cannot attract all Americans, at least It can soften all the earthlings who pursue a high-quality life; not to mention the actors, Meryl Streep, a veteran actor, who has won many Oscar awards, has played a very good role as the editor-in-chief of runway, with eyes, movements, posture, and the degree of grasping is very good. Plus bonus, her charm is that she has the demeanor of a king with every move and every move, whether it is the image of the Iron Lady who shocks others, or the lonely woman who sits in a lonely guest room in the middle of the night and removes her from China, she can control it skillfully. Your heart is ups and downs with her frowns and smiles. You will grit your teeth for her inhumanity, and you will feel pity for her loneliness. Maybe successful people have to suffer from loneliness, "I really dont care about what the others said!"
I watched the movie without subtitles. Fortunately, I can still see clearly. The cute little confused of the Princess Diary has transformed into a very ambitious new person in the workplace this time. Although the colorful clothes make her a bit like a vase, but I still like this silly andy, at least, in the end she didn't lose herself, saying that the media is a circle of fame and fortune, that's true, there are too many rules to follow, when her father asked her why she didn't insist on being a journalist and chose to have nothing to do with it As an assistant, she was a bit mum, and I think everyone who reads the news has encountered the same question, especially those in unrelated professions, including myself. At first, Andy thought that just swallowing her voice could add points to her future, but finally she realized that pursuing her dream is not about giving up principles, a person who is always unsuitable to be an assistant, a person who loves randomness, loves news, loves freedom, but not very much. A fashionable person can still say no even in the face of a job that thousands of girls dream of. The best thing is the moment when she threw her mobile phone into the fountain. The terrified girl disappeared, and I saw the release of the smile. However, when she went to newyorker for an interview later, she did not obliterate her one-year experience in runway. Although she did not have much to do with reporters, she still asked her to manage to learn a lot. The meaning of laughter.
Finally, of course, we must praise the director who once directed sex and the city. He can always accurately express one meaning: people in the circle want to come out, and people outside the circle want to go in. Therefore, people inside and outside the circle want to see this movie. Haha, I think, this is also his success in directing similar urban fashion dramas.
Cinderella returns to simplicity, unlike most movies like Turning a Phoenix, because that's the reality. Many people say that making this movie will offend the famous American vogue female editor-in-chief, but, like the heroine bravely QUIT THE JOB, the impetuous society needs people with courage, and impetuous Hollywood does not need it. A courageous movie?
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