Did this movie as one of you suggested it on the legally blonde video.. which movie should we do next??

The "side character" is played by Gisele Bündchen, one of the biggest supermodels to ever exist 😂

"Awww what a supportive boyfriend!" - Famous Last Words

"her personality changed, she was so laid back", in a scene where she had just given all her friends thousands of dollars worth of gifts (things she only has access to via her new job) and not 30sec later they are putting her job in jeopardy by not letting her answer and mocking her for stressing, not respecting her at all. Those are shitty friends.

Cam said the *woman in the blue sweater" and my brain went, "but what you don’t know is that that sweater is not just blue, it’s not turquoise, it’s not lapis, it’s actually cerulean."

“how to lose a guy in ten days” or “ten things i hate about you” would be good ones to watch!!

I hated the boyfriend and one of her friends because they loved the benefit of her job (handbags and lingerie) but criticized the way she is achieving her goal. wanting to be good at her job isn't a bad thing. then, at the end, when the boyfriend said he got promoted or got his dream job, she said congratulations! she was supportive more than he was, and moving up in his career is okay for him but not for her? It made me so upset, and I wish she didn't have to apologize so much.

If your boyfriend breaks up with you for missing his birthday because you had to work he is 12 years old and you're better off.

when you said the devil wears nothing that was such a MISSED opportunity to say the devil wears NADA 😂😂

LOVE Emily Blunt in this!! "Oh I'm sorry, do you have some prior commitment? Some hideous skirt convention you have to go to?" lives in my head rent free n gets me every fkn time🤣🤣🤣🤣 improvised line too

The Devil Wears Prada would have been a 10/10 movie if Andy roasted her friends and Nate for only being suppprtive when they got things from her, slapped Simon Baker, became besties with Emily and then became a fashion journalist (possibly talking about technology in textile manufacturing, where/how textiles, colours and patterns are developed across the world, exploitation in fashion) at Runway.

The scene when she turns down meeting the editor of The New Yorker just so see her bf was frustrating to watch. I’d be damned if I stopped my significant other from chasing their dreams just bc it’s my bday, who cares?  We can celebrate my birthday tomorrow, you have the opportunity of a lifetime this evening, chase your dreams NOW and we’ll do something for my bday tomorrow.

To make it worse, Nate gets his chef job in Boston at the end. So the boyfriend is allowed to get ahead in his career but Andie is not allowed to get ahead in hers? And he’s lowkey hinting that she should drop everything and move to Boston for HIS dreams. That’s trash  Andie’s bf and friends should’ve supported her. They low-key were the real villains of this movie. She was only gonna be working that job for 1 year and they lost their minds after a few months

Fun fact, there was an adult film parody of this movie called "The Devil Wears Nada"

Meryl Streep is ICONIC in this. It's because of this movie that Meryl Street is my favorite actress

i love how cam acts as if hes the character, very immersive

This movie might be my favourite we've done yet you know, what a blast

The the boyfriend and his friends are actually pretty toxic and unsupportive, something you definitely pick up when you watch back which is an interesting parallel to the people at work who are outwardly awful to her - her friends and bf are just passively doing the same :(

Miranda is based on Anna Wintour, the editor of US Vogue.

him completely missing the point of the ‘not Just cerulean’ scene while wearing an ed hardy hoodie… lol pure comedy. fashion is an art form, the high fashion industry is created by collections of artists working their asses off and their art creates ripples in the water creating art trends which then get duped and become mainstream while the original creative minds behind the trend rarely get full credit.
it’s a brutal cutthroat industry that people kill to get into to this very day. yes the industry can be very harmful but it’s undeniably supporting the creative livelihood of millions in the world for centuries. the whole point of the movie is that andy initially disregards fashion simply as stupid, superficial, and boring but comes to learn and appreciate it by finding out about how much effort and education actually goes into it by working directly with people who design clothes.

Chick flicks Cam needs to react to 👇
* Angus, Thongs & Perfect Snogging
* John Tucker must die
* A Cinderella Story
* Wild Child
* Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen
* The Parent Trap (Lindsay Lohan)
* Sugar & Spice
* What a Girl Wants
* The Princess Diaries