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This could be the cover for the live Kelly Clarkson album I’m praying she gives us someday

@robanthony90 The Queen deserves it

76-year-old Meryl Streep being the lead in the #1 biggest movie in the world is so fucking cool!

Kelly Clarkson singing “Dancing Queen” by ABBA. I’ll always love this cover. So beautiful.

@gimmietheloot__ Could not disagree more. I must have watched a different cut of it.

@caseyleemoore this was a 2026 version of the 2006 movie. this was not a sequel, nothing new was added. all they did was take a 2000s movie and shot it today

It’s crazy the way I feared The Devil Wears Prada 2 would be a thin, cash grab of a sequel when in reality it goes deeper in storytelling than the first movie. And every character is so morally gray, including the “villains.”

Emily Fox is just consistently great. A pleasure to watch.

Kelly Clarkson singing “It Was Almost Like A Song.” She sounds otherworldly here.

Hell yeah triple espresso incoming

@anachronismgorl What Lies Beneath is so good

Happy birthday Michelle Pfeiffer. To celebrate I’ll share my four favourite roles of hers!

New Tori Amos music 🙌🏻

@yosoynickyr Yeah same that was so beautiful

That part where Nigel tells Andy, “Forever my girl”—I just couldn't help it. I burst into tears right away.

@kapitilisme @galisimaa The way I started crying

@galisimaa this and the last nigel scene oh god "you're always be my girl" end me NOW

this was a pure masterpiece that made me cry

@CinemaTweets1 Loved it. Didn’t expect it to make me so emotional. So well done.

“You’re not a visionary: you’re a vendor.” The Devil Wears Prada 2 (🌟🌟🌟🌟) is outstanding. Meryl Streep is impossibly great. This is a sequel totally worthy of being made. Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci- the entire cast & crew- please take a bow. Without question, there are a number of reasons this movie is instantly one of my favorites of the year, but what surprises me most about Prada 2 is the story & the performances. The script is exceptional. The jokes are good. And every actor gets a chance to shine. This movie exceeded my stout expectations. See it immediately.  When The Devil Wears Prada released 20 years ago, it earned instant critical acclaim, Oscar nominations, box office glory, and cultural immortality. All that said, I think this sequel might be better. The reason I hold this belief is because Prada 2 pulls off things that most sequels are incapable of pulling off. The story pays tasteful homage to the original film but most importantly- it builds something new. This is not simply a rerun of the first film. No, this movie creates something of its own while still acknowledging the greatness that happened 20 years ago. The script is equal parts refreshing & nostalgic. Moreover, the screenplay manages to be funny & meaningful at the same time. It’s so rare for films- especially in today’s day and age- to pull all of that off.  The meaningful side of this story is the way in which Prada 2 tackles the changing corporate & economic landscape that’s consuming us all. Hell, Prada 2 tackles the changing world around us in full. We meet Hathaway’s Andy Sachs 20 years later as a renowned, award-winning journalist whose publication is bought-out within minutes of the film. Andy loses her job at the same time Meryl’s Miranda is caught in a massive PR scandal that results in Runway needing immediate help managing its public image. The idea here is that Andy is brought back to Runway to help fix the magazine’s bad PR while also adding some editorial substance.  But this film’s intelligence is acknowledging & exploring the idea that excellence & artistry, whether it be in either journalism or fashion or any field really, is on the chopping block. No one cares about true quality anymore- it’s all being lost. Real, meaningful art is being slashed across the board for cheap, bullshit “content”. How does Miranda Priestly, who’s built her career & her life on exploring excellence, deal with a world that is falling into a pit of mediocrity with no taste? This is a question worth answering. As Runway loses so much of its budget & so much of its vision under this collapsing world, how do Andy & Miranda combat that? It helps when Tucci’s Nigel and Emily Blunt’s…well, Emily (she is so funny in this film)….are around to help fight against the constant gravitational pull towards average, which is where the humor & nostalgia comes in. All of this results in a compact 2 hour story with a plot that never stops moving forward. Also worth mentioning? The production on this film is bonkers. Everything appears to be shot on location- whether in New York or in Milan. The wardrobe is just also out of this world- I can’t imagine the cost. And everything looks and feels real. It’s not just that the story is strong here- I found the filmmaking interesting too.  Now consider everything I just sad & smother it in fantastic acting. Great performances across the board from every last actor who appears in this film, from Kenneth Branagh to Justin Theroux. Everyone in this film is on the same page- everyone understood the assignment. No one mailed it in. Hathaway in particular is the perfect centerpiece for this film. She has not aged at all since the first movie- her smile is electric & her emotional range is as good as ever. But man…this movie starts & ends with Meryl Streep. At 76, Streep is so fucking commanding on screen. You hold your breath with her every word. You still see the glint in her eye that was there when she gave an Oscar-winning performance in Kramer vs. Kramer nearly 5 decades ago. In other words, she still has her 100 MPH fastball. Her performance & her iconic line delivery made me laugh & it almost made me cry. The entire film, I couldn’t help but marvel at Streep’s work. She is simply one of the best actors I’ve ever seen & she’s still at the top of her game.  I hope this movie smashes the box office to smithereens. Let cash fall from the sky. Let the popcorn flow. The Devil Wears Prada 2 just knocked it out of the park.

@burritoprophet Same. I was stunned.

can’t stop thinking about “you’re not a visionary, you’re a vendor”

@romcomgenre That was brutal.

“you’re not a visionary, you’re a vendor”

@diveksquadx That line and delivery were crazy. I was stunned.

“You are not visionary, you are a vendor” - Miranda Priestly

@colemanjspilde This is one my favorite Miranda moments. Meryl kills me.

Not a quote specifically but the expression Meryl makes afterward

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is excellent. Loved the script. The character development made me emotional. Meryl Streep is phenomenal. As are Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci. I loved it so much. You’ll laugh and you’ll cry. Oh and a likable love interest thank you God.

Kelly Clarkson singing her song “Cruel.” I need Meaning Of Life Part 2.