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So... what does everyone think of Miranda??

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Rich H

Well, now I know what I'm doing this afternoon!

Clara Hines

Oh, heck yeah. Now I have something to watch on my lunch break.

Tara ✨💫

I think your discussion after the movie is so interesting and I think it is all about the individual person. We see that Miranda will do whatever it takes to stay on top and that includes throwing Nigel under the bus. Nigel could’ve been furious with Miranda and quit, but he decided that he wanted to stay where he was even if Miranda never makes it up to him. That was his choice. When Miranda told Andi that she saw herself in her and that Andi had already basically stabbed Emily in the back by going to Paris. I think there is a big difference between what Miranda did to Nigel and when your boss chooses you to go to Paris over a colleague based on your work performance. Another thought, if Andi had turned down Paris, would Miranda have still taken Emily? I guess she wouldn’t have a choice. In the end, Andi decided that she didn’t want to be someone like Miranda and potentially step on other people to get to the top and I think Miranda respected that and at the same time, Emily is still her assistant even though Miranda chose Andi to go to Paris, so she hasn’t changed what she’s willing to do to move up the ladder. One last thought, just because Andi is not working at a fashion magazine, that doesn’t mean she has to stop dressing with the style tips that Nigel gave her if that makes her feel confident.

Tara ✨💫

Did you know that Emily Blunt is married to John Krasinski and Stanley Tucci is her brother in law. I also read that Emily and Anne became the best of friends filming this movie. Stanley Tucci played a character somewhat like this in the movie Burlesque and I always forget that he is the doctor who finds Steve Rogers in Captain America.

Rich H

Loved the Friends reference you threw in there! :-)

Rich H

Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci also starred together in "Julie and Julia" -- this time, playing husband & wife.

A_Ig

I think this movie is not to be seen by yourself. It is fun and mirrors an industry that normal people don't care about or have the time to care about, but also sparks conversation. I was lucky to see it with my family the first time and we had a blast and lots of talks after about Andy's relationship, women at work, a multi-billion dollar industry and so on. Great choice to rewatch the movie with your girlfriend👍

Zuzana Dovalová

Love this movie and your reaction 🥰 but have you seen Misfits?? It’s amazing , I have never laughed so much at any ‘superhero story’ Wish I could see that for the first time again 😃

Tatiana Ferreira

Love love love love Miranda!!! That smile at the end.👌 Btw Andy's boyfriend is the real villain of this story and their friends his accomplices. 😐

Ian Pottinger

Loved the reaction. I can understand the ambivalence about Miranda, but I think from her point of view, if Nigel wants his dream job, then he should be doing whatever he needs to do to get it. He should be engineering his position so that the job is his to take. However, if he is willing to wait for someone else to hand it to him, he mustn't want the job that badly. Ultimately, Miranda and Andy did what they needed to get what they wanted. Miranda retained control of the magazine by sacrificing Nigel's ambitions, and Andy has a career in journalism by sacrificing the glitz and glamour of her promising position with Miranda. So, yes, Miranda and Andy are exactly alike. On the other hand, Nigel is twiddling his thumbs, risking nothing, while hoping Miranda will one day toss him a gift. Everything in life has a price, including a great career. It is up to each of us to determine for what and for how much we are willing to pay.

Mitch M

I like seeing someone point out the difference between what Miranda does to Nigel and what happens with Andi and Emily. There's an incredible difference between someone screwing over a years-long employee for their own best interest despite said employee's devotion and two colleagues being pitted against each other until the one doing the best work gets the perks for it. It seems like a very gendered thing to me, the idea that women are expected to be nice to the point of self-destruction when competing for career advancement. It's reasonable to expect ethical and professional behavior, but letting someone else win to be nice would never be expected of men in a high-powered field like law or finance. There's nothing unethical or unprofessional about being better qualified than someone else. Only women are held to silly standards like that, it seems. edited to add: Nate sucks at least as bad as Miranda, he's just way more manipulative about it and for less reason.

Liam

Idk if this is an unpopular opinion, but I really couldn't stand Andy's boyfriend or her friends in this movie. I understand Andy was changing, but she was ambitious and was working so hard to open doors in her future endeavors. And not once did her boyfriend ever support her. He just pouted, made it about him, whilst she worked her butt off. I wish he was more understanding towards her situation.

Viera Galikova

arghhh it's so frustrating that you guys miss the Dolce & Gabbana joke.... you NEVER EVER ask "How do you spell Gabbana" when working in fashion. of course they hanged up on her.Your girlfriend goes "everyone is rude", excuse me,rude? The person asking how to spell Gabbana is the rude one in this industry.

Viera Galikova

lots of people consider this a popular opinion. Her boyfriend expected her to support his career but he couldn't support hers as much

K'Banj

Great reaction, now I feel ready to go see the 2nd one in a few weeks!