In The Devil Wears Prada 2, the sequel to 2006’s The Devil Wears Prada, we return to Runway two decades later. The movie is not an ordinary continuation of the original movie’s plot. Like the first movie, it reflects the times we live in. Back then, a print magazine like Runway could not only survive but thrive. Today, digital media, viral social media trends, and corporate acquisitions are driving print media’s decline (if it is not already dead).
The world Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) once ruled with icy precision has, well, changed. The real threat in the sequel is not a tyrannical boss or a toxic workplace. It is something far more insidious: irrelevance. And to Miranda, nothing is more terrifying.
This sequel jumps straight into that fear. This is a world of fashion where having good taste is relevant or where institutions are forever on the verge of collapse by people who have no idea what they are doing. Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) is back at Runway, but she is not an inexperienced assistant like she was in the first film.
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The Central Conflict: Who Controls Runway?
Meryl Streep steps back into Miranda’s shoes with authority ????????
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The film builds toward a power struggle over Runway. After the death of chairman Ira Ravitz, his son Jay inherits the company with the corporate passion that always …read more
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