The Devil Wears Prada 2
The Devil Wears Prada 2 drops the familiar runway lights back on screen, this time with a fresh twist on the fashion‑industry satire that made the 2006 original a cult favorite. In the sequel, Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) has traded her reporter’s notebook for a role as features editor at Runway magazine, where her former boss, the legendary Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep), is scrambling to keep the glossy publication relevant in a world that’s moved from print to click‑bait and short‑form content. Emily Blunt returns as Nigel, the magazine’s right‑hand man, while Stanley Tucci reprises his role as the ever‑present HR voice. New faces include Justin Theroux, Lucy Liu, Simone Ashley, and Kenneth Branagh, adding fresh energy to the ensemble.
The film follows Andy’s attempts to navigate the modern media landscape while staying true to her journalistic instincts. Miranda, still the queen of couture, must confront the realities of a digital‑first audience and the pressure from advertisers who demand more than just high‑fashion photos. The story weaves in a new luxury brand run by former assistant Emily Charlton, whose funding could be the lifeline Runway needs. As Andy and Miranda clash and collaborate, the movie explores themes of ambition, integrity, and the cost of staying relevant in an industry that never stops evolving.
With a runtime of 119 minutes, the sequel balances the glitz of runway shows with a comedic look at the pitfalls of modern journalism. The production, shot in 2024 and released in 2026, was a major studio effort: a $100 million budget that has already pulled in over $233 million worldwide, proving that the franchise still has a strong appetite among audiences. Critics have largely warmed to the film, with a 77 % approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and an “A‑” CinemaScore from viewers. The soundtrack, featuring a house‑pop track “Runway” by Lady Gaga and Doechii, adds a contemporary pop vibe that complements the film’s stylish visuals.
Who will love it? If you’re a fan of the original’s sharp wit and love watching Streep and Hathaway bring their iconic characters back to life, you’ll find plenty to enjoy. The film’s humor is breezy and self‑aware, poking fun at the endless cycle of media hype while still delivering the glamorous backdrop that made the first movie a hit. Fashion lovers, media junkies, and anyone who appreciates a well‑crafted ensemble comedy will find themselves laughing and nodding along.
Who might be less thrilled? Those who preferred the first film’s more grounded, character‑driven narrative may find the sequel’s satire a bit too on‑the‑nose. Some critics noted that the social commentary feels uneven, and a handful of reviews were more critical than favorable. Additionally, the film sparked controversy over the portrayal of an Asian assistant, which led to calls for a boycott in several Asian markets. If you’re sensitive to cultural representation or prefer a deeper, less comedic take on journalism, you might want to approach the movie with caution.
Overall, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is a stylish, 119‑minute romp that keeps the original’s spirit alive while pushing the story into the digital age. It’s a must‑watch for anyone who loves fashion, satire, and the legendary performances of Streep and Hathaway, and it offers a fresh, if sometimes uneven, look at how media and ambition intersect on the runway.
Showtimes in English at Cinemas in Paris
Saturday, 9 May
Sunday, 10 May
Monday, 11 May
Tuesday, 12 May
The movie 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' is shown in English if it is a movie in English originally - or with English subtitles, if it is NOT a movie with original audio in English.
'The Devil Wears Prada 2' will be lighting up screens in Paris, with 593 showings at 23 fantastic cinemas. Don’t miss your chance to catch it in English!
It is currently rated 7.0 out of 10 on IMDb, which is really solid! Most viewers walked away impressed, and it's definitely worth your time.