There honestly isn't anything here to hook me. I'll probably watch out of curiousity, but alll the trailer tells us is Miranda and Andi meet; Miranda denies knowing who she is for a trailer gag;...
There honestly isn't anything here to hook me. I'll probably watch out of curiousity, but alll the trailer tells us is
Miranda and Andi meet;
Miranda denies knowing who she is for a trailer gag;
Emily meets Andi and gives weak banter;
Stanley Tucci is also back.
Now granted, the first TDWP didn't really have any scenes that could be put in a trailer to explain why it was so good either, since it's hard to compress writing, drama, pacing and acting into a few minutes in the same way a spectacle action scene or one-liner can. But all I'm really left with is "The main cast are back", and the comments reflect this with a focus on Meryl Streep being back (granted that one's important, but we already knew it), "We are so back", and "Cinema is so back".
The Devil Wears Prada is listed as a comedy-drama. I don't remember it being funny, but it was amusing. That trailer doesn't have a single amusing bit. It is also lacking in drama. Here's the...
The Devil Wears Prada is listed as a comedy-drama. I don't remember it being funny, but it was amusing. That trailer doesn't have a single amusing bit. It is also lacking in drama.
I know Miranda didn't really care about her Emilys, but I thought the whole point of the first movie was that she at least learned Andi, and gained some humanity. Unless Miranda straight up has...
I know Miranda didn't really care about her Emilys, but I thought the whole point of the first movie was that she at least learned Andi, and gained some humanity. Unless Miranda straight up has amnesia the trailer going out of her way to not know anyone is crazy.
Everything and everyone look gorgeous though, I'll probably watch it, especially for Emily Blunt. Anne Hathaway looks gorgeous here as well. And Meryl Streep's costumes alone would be worth the ticket. The trailer didn't show anything interesting about the plot at all but maybe that's okay, or even a good thing if they want to surprise audiences.
There honestly isn't anything here to hook me. I'll probably watch out of curiousity, but alll the trailer tells us is
Now granted, the first TDWP didn't really have any scenes that could be put in a trailer to explain why it was so good either, since it's hard to compress writing, drama, pacing and acting into a few minutes in the same way a spectacle action scene or one-liner can. But all I'm really left with is "The main cast are back", and the comments reflect this with a focus on Meryl Streep being back (granted that one's important, but we already knew it), "We are so back", and "Cinema is so back".
The Devil Wears Prada is listed as a comedy-drama. I don't remember it being funny, but it was amusing. That trailer doesn't have a single amusing bit. It is also lacking in drama.
Here's the trailer from 2006: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZOZwUQKu3E.
I’d say it’s more of a comedy than a drama tbh
Oh my god the nostalgia. So perfectly mid 2000s I could cry. I was wondering how they compared, thanks for the link!
I know Miranda didn't really care about her Emilys, but I thought the whole point of the first movie was that she at least learned Andi, and gained some humanity. Unless Miranda straight up has amnesia the trailer going out of her way to not know anyone is crazy.
Everything and everyone look gorgeous though, I'll probably watch it, especially for Emily Blunt. Anne Hathaway looks gorgeous here as well. And Meryl Streep's costumes alone would be worth the ticket. The trailer didn't show anything interesting about the plot at all but maybe that's okay, or even a good thing if they want to surprise audiences.