She gives her friends expensive gifts, then they start tossing around her phone which could get her fired 🔥 ! ‘Unsupportive Boyfriend” works in a restaurant which is a 24/7 job & he has the nerve to shade Andy for putting in extra hours for her job ? Shitty Boyfriend, Shitty friends. Have lunch with Emily- dump the others & start dating Christian- who did you favors without asking questions, is cuter & tried to introduce you to Magazine editors to look at your articles. You’re sooo much better than your “friends” By the way did Nate ask you about taking his job in Boston ? Me thinks NOT. #HateNate 🙀

I hate her "friends" and her "boyfriend".

I actually understand both sides. We are seeing it from the point of view of Andrea. We don't know what her bf or friends have been feeling or thinking. It's not their POV. I'm thinking from their perspective, she made fun of these people and turn to one of them and abandoned them for a job that she doesnt even want in the first place.

@@lovablecharacter8167 exactly! I see both sides of the story too! There’s a two sides of every story and tbh..not only did her friends and Nate see the perks of her job. They also heard her multiple times being stressed or complaining about her job too. They saw her being consumed by this job and Andy wanting to prove to Miranda that she can handle the pressure and job. That desire of Andy wanting to prove her worth also caused her to spend less time with her family, friends, and Nate. So of course they would be concerned about her well-being. Should they have been more understanding? Maybe…but again as you said.. this movie was in the perspective of Andy. We only see a few scenes and moments with her family, friends, and boyfriend. But even that in itself was proof that she was slowly becoming someone that she honestly doesn’t want to be. The life that Miranda has is not want Andy wanted and that was obvious throughout the whole movie.

The friends all.sucked

That makes a lot of sense! Thank you

Also that was the second time she ever smiled in her life

@@dreamcatcher2327 with the first time being her twins being born lol

Honestly, that scene made me gay lol

I would also like the add that (in my opinion) Miranda sees a different Andrea and it was all in the flick of her hair. Throughout everything Andrea had been through, she saw that Andrea grew to respect Runway and Miranda and even though she walked away from fashion. Miranda could see her influence. Andrea carries herself different, has new sense of style and takes pride in her appearance.

I wish I can do this in my job... I'm a teacher.

That proves you don't need to be loud to be scary and intimidating. Miranda is firm, direct and collected. Knowledgeable, logical, strategic and decisive. She knows everything about fashion and her work which makes her competent. That's why she is intimidating to many people. But for some who recognise all these traits, like Nigel, Andrea and Emily, she is respected.

I have teacher, coach and mom who's just like Miranda. Blessed. @@TheMbangel

@@TheMbangelnoooo! You never want your students afraid of you! That’s the only reason why her quiet, icy demeanor works…

Truly scary people aren't loud

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Yes, and when she said " That wasn't a question "

Also as I've heard, Maryl Streep made character more... sympathetic and less cruel even.

Anna Wintour has said she has very high standards and pushes people to be the best they can be. She wants the best possible team working for her, which I understand, but it seems she's failed to learn that you're not going to get the best out of people when you treat them with zero respect and punish them severely for any little mistake. You're not giving them a chance to grow, and leading by fear.

Totally, if Andy comes into work shows no respect and act like she doesn't care whatever I do, I'd be an Emily to her

How is Miranda not the ultimate devil though? She is literally the embodiment of girlbossery.

You mean psuedo adulthood. Miranda still is a devil if you think she is a reasonable boss , she is worse than ellen. They made fun of her for liking fashion cause she has being doing that before, all the negative views they have about the industry is cause of her and then she flips on them, she was more clear about all the complaints that she had about the industry than why she suddenly liked it. The bad thing is an obvious hypocrisy. And most of what you say is true about the friends but not nate, he was just puzzled by her sudden flip, and the person she was becoming which wasn't who he was in a relationship with. Nate main gripe was their relationship was detoriating cause they were spending less time with one another and seemed less interested in the relationship. Which if you didn't know and this is how i know you aren't an adult is the main reason for a lot of relationship to fall apart is the partner prioritises other things above the relationship.

@@raphaelan7898 then you are an harasser and a bully.

@@lampad4549 google the definition of professionalism

she still tries tho. She is apologizing, she went to the friends exhibition despite her tight schedule and being tired from work. And with birthday I don't get why it is such a big deal, people have jobs and can be busy, you can celebrate other day. He is chef, so he should understand this. It's not like she completely forgot about them. I moved to other city for work and my friends were totally supportive cause that's what friends do

What!!! That’s amazing

omg, I didn't knew that

From Wikipedia: "In 2011, then a widower, Tucci became engaged to Felicity Blunt, a British literary agent. She is the elder sister of British actress Emily Blunt, who co-starred with Tucci in The Devil Wears Prada and introduced the couple several years later at her own 2010 wedding to actor John Krasinski." Devil Wears Prada was released 2006. So they didn't meet immediately, but it did lead them to meeting eventually because of Emily Blunt.

The silent disapproval is brilliant

Miranda missed lagerfeld just before he boarded a 17 hour flight to Australia she now works for TV guide. 😂😂😂😂😂

Did you know she refused the rôle first

Yeah I like that Andy found herself but her apologizing... I've understood if boyfriend apologized back, but not like it shown in a movie. He is moving to other city to build a career, but Andy should apologize for hers? It doesn't' seem fair. Boyfriend only liked Andy when she was convenient. She needed to use sex to convince him to support her...

If I remember correctly the final meet up with the boyfriend was an add on scene for some kind of quasi romantic closure.

Yep. But Lily was really judgy. As a best friend just be like "what's going on? Are you two having problems?" instead of flipping out on them. All the friends were pretty judgmental. At the beginning of the movie, they mention Andy having no choice but to interview for this job so she was desperate. And that usually means it's either positions like that or having to take something that pays even less like a fast food job for awhile until you can get something better. In that case she'd probably still having to work 80 hours a week just to scrape by on her half of the rent. Which is what a lot of people have to do. It doesn't mean they're a sell out or ignoring friends/family. Plus, she was hanging out with her friends sometimes so that whole argument for her turning her backs on them makes no sense anyways. As for Nate, he 100% played the victim while his job, as a sous chef would require him to work odd hours including early mornings and late nights. So it's like he's saying it's okay for him but not for her.

Yeah, the whole "And what did I do it for?" "Shoes. And shirts." No, Nate. She did it to bolster her career - she literally said that that was her goal and she would stick it out in her job for one year to accomplish that. And you made her feel guilty every minute of the way. You are the a--hole here, not Andy.

Christian Tried to get her interviews with Magazine Editors, He got her the Impossible to get Harry Potter Book, he understands her desire to write, he flirts but doesn’t pressure her, makes jokes. Plus he’s so much cuter. #HateNate

I love reading this comments :D They never get old, and I am so pissed that at the end she apologizing. Not them both which could've made sence, but it's like "Oh you were so right acting like an asshole". She overcome toxic boss but still apologizing to the toxic bf.

Would have loved Nate's friends to treat him like trash that he is skipping town on them and how dare he live his life. Nate then eventually realizing he was an as*. This would be my sequel.

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Unpopular opinion: The boyfriend is not as mean as they make it seem. He could have bee more suportive yes, but Andy told him many times that she was being miserable there, when she did her a makeover he said she looked gorgeous, when she didn´t go to his birthday he was sad but didn´t treat her like crap (she would have do the same). I mean is Andy the one who started to change drastically, change and dedication to a job is not bad but she was becoming someone she hates, the boyfriend knew that but he didnt told him to quit or smt bc he respected her decision, she also almost cheated on him. I love Mirandas character but I think people are hating the boyfriend so much when the actual anthagonist who makes Andy doing all the "toxic" sh*t is Miranda.

@@enriquev1271 and @Lyrazel you both make good points about the BF. While it is very understandable that he be frustrated by Andy's drastic changes in personality, it does not justify some of his behaviour. Maybe it's because of the movie's choice of editing and directing but, from what scenes we get of him, it's easy to interpret the BF as a toxic manchild because in the story he seems to have no other role other than to whine about her changing instead of having a growth arc for himself. Even at their reunion at the end he comes off as unchanged which is why it's irritating to see the two of them patch things up. Andy has obviously grown as her own person but he has not. In short, I personally think the BF and Miranda are BOTH the antagonists of the story who stand at opposite ends of the spectrum. The BF does not like change and so he tries to keep Andy back with him in his safe little bubble and not let her change while Miranda wants to push Andy into transforming into a selfish, ruthless clone of her. They are both playing a tug of war where they both want Andy to be what THEY want her to be, not without really thinking about what SHE wants to be.

I agree with you. I used to think in the end it seems pretty obvious that now that she's finally free from her job (and a possible successful carreer) and he got the role as the sous chef, it's all okay for him. He's happy because the situation is favorable for him, but he wasn't that happy for her before. He seems to be such as an unsupportive character. Even though I really don't agree with her choices sometimes, the point is that it was just a temporary situation (only a single year) and all she needed was support so she could give her best withouth feeling guilty for missing one b-day (how many b-day would he celebrate? Many. How many opportunities like this would she have? ... ... ... )

I have to seriously disagree. IF you have a loved one (be it friends, family, spouse, significant other, child, ect who has stated previously that they have a dislike to certain types of people and their lives. You generally believe them. And when you see them suddenly change into the thing they have shown a dislike to, its generally seen as a red flag, a huge honking red flag. First every person that we are presented with that knew her before shows some degree of concern about her changes. If it was just a friend, or just a boyfriend, or even just a family member you could easily chalk it up to the fact that that person is wrong. But the filmmakers make it that every single person who knew her pre employment is worried about her. That's not a positive sign. Then we see that every change made isn't solely on her side. She only gets accepted by becoming one of them. We don't really see any other character change because of her. That's like getting into a cult or gang, again generally not considered a good sign. Now we do get very few scenes with her friends or her boyfriend or family, or in fact any aspect of her life away from her job, so every thing we see gets magnified. Like the scene were she chooses to not eat. This after being told how she's fat, and how a size 6 is just not going to work here. She even states she sees why. known of the other women eat. That's not a positive thing. Now she could have made the same point, showed how she's different and pick up that sandwich and eat it, but she doesn't. We also see examples that this isn't just taking a tough highly stressful job. If that was all it was then no problem. But the characters talk about how she is changing, not just working more hours. And to drive it home, is this a change that she thinks is a positive one for herself? No it isn't. From he time she wakes up in bed to the car ride with Miranda, we see her face what she has turned into. She's not proud of it, she's upset perhaps even disgusted by it. And she only lightens up when she walks away from it. And when we next see her, is she closer to how she was a Runway or when she started this film? People that love you are the people who are supposed to point out when your getting lost, when your making bad choices. And it isn't also their duty stand by and support you if you are becoming something that you would have never wanted to see yourself as. Now if, she was discovering her true self and this was who she wanted to be, then good for her. Be you. And if people in your life can't be behind that, then you don't need them in your life. That isn't the case her. Now if she was only pretending to be the person she was at the start of the film, to please these friends or her boyfriend, or her family, then yes go find out who you truly are. You don't need to be what someone else wants you to be (if that isn't who you want to be in the first place), and again this doesn't seem to be the point of this film. But in fact she only finds success in Runway by being who she isn't and doesn't want to be. She changes who she is for Miranda. And that's not right. Imagine if Miranda's character was her love interest and we see her a completely different person at the start change into what her love interest (again in this example Miranda) wanted her to be.

All of them to a point were tge antagonists. The friends and boyfriend shoukd haven given Andy a year. However, Andy had changed a lot in the short time she had her job. Her boyfriend didn't like the changes because they weren't his girlfriend. They weren't married, he's allowed to not like how she changes and visa versa.

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@@SebScreen It's a series, but I recommend it. He plays a new big movie star who takes his best friends from home to Hollywood with him.

I can see why Emily hates her guts. Andy comes in, not even wanting that job, saying she doesn’t care about it and uses it to become something else. To Emily this job means everything. She loves fashion, she would die to meet all the designers. Imaging having to work with someone who doesn’t even wants to be there, says she doesn’t care, but in the end screws you over and taking the one thing you want. Andy is just one big hypocrite and Emily rightfully hates her for that.

@@merenwen4495 Andrea's not a hypocrite. She just wised up, sucked it up, actually put in effort and turned out to be good at her job. Assignments are usually passed out based on results not relationships. Emily was slipping up and Andrea was excelling. Sorry not sorry.

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