 The Devil wears Prada
Review of The Devil Wears Prada DVD by
cillamusic
Advantages: Fun with lots of clothes
Disadvantages: none
The Devil wears Prada is a true chick flick or even guys as its not fair that i categorise it in that way.
The Devil wears Prada is a film based in NewYork where a naive girl Andy played by Anne Hathaway has just graduated as a journalist decides to apply for a job as a second asisstant to one of the most powerful woman in fashion who is the editor of Newyork fashion magazine-Runway Miranda Priestly (by Meryl Streep).
Andy lands the job that millions ...
...Andy receives some advice from the First asisstant Emily on Miranda's preferences on behaviour and so forth. Andy also receives further assistance from the stylist of Runway on how to dress more adequately to the environment.
The job puts alot of pressure on Andy where she begins to change her attitude and it starts affecting her personal life which is her family and boyfriend Nate played by Adrian Grenier.
The Devil wears Prada is a great film ...
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 Will and Viola - a bard's love story
Review of Shakespeare In Love DVD by
markd_uk
Advantages: Excellent Cast, Amusing
Disadvantages: Slightly Weak Plot, Slow To Get Going
...that explores the notion that Shakespeare wasn't that great a writer and was, in fact, simply a lusty man ever in search of a muse - or, in other words, a woman to lay that might, if he's lucky, give him some inspiration for a new play. I kind of like his style, actually.
Trying to write "Romeo and Ethel, the Pirate's Daughter," Shakespeare - played by Joseph Fiennes - discovers he's suffering from writer's block, a phenomenon known to many of us ...
...appease both her desire for Shakespeare and the stage itself, Viola takes to the boards as a young boy and plays the part of Romeo in Will's new play.
Shakespeare himself discovers quickly that this new muse has, indeed, unlocked his writer's block and he starts to write his new play, helped by the input of his financially depressed theatre owner, Hugh Fennyman (played by Tom Wilkinson) and his lead actor, Ned Alleyn, who ultimately suggests a new ...
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21.03.2007
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