What impressed me was not how many vases Hathaway had, how devilish Miranda was, how flashy Paris was, and how fashionable Parada was.
Many young white-collar workers regard this film as a classic of office philosophy, probably because there are many examples of office behavior and interpersonal communication that can be used as models, even a prospective rookie like me in the workplace can cite a few. There are also many people, especially girls, who regard this as an annual ambition drama, and Andy or Miranda is about to become the coordinates of their lives. In the end, is she a female reporter who is innocent and chivalrous, or a female warrior who stands on the corpses of many comrades in gorgeous shirts and strategizes in the face of blood and rain? Everyone has their own answer, and there is no right or wrong in this choice.
What I'm trying to say is that, standing on the sidelines, I don't sympathize with Andy because she has a simple dream but has to be ravaged by a hateful boss, and even see her own shadow and The goal of striving for, or seeing Miranda as a devil because she is still unscrupulous despite her success, and is doubly critical of newcomers. Many times, people are forced out. There are situations where you have to do something, whether it's good or bad, good or bad. Milan reached the end and didn't let go of their capable assistant. This was a move out of self-preservation. It was a treacherous move, but it should be worth it. No one can shake her absolute status as the queen of fashion, not even the most loyal and friendly partner. So she gritted her teeth and ruthless. After so many years of shopping, she still has a strong face and a strong personality, like a man in the face of strong winds and waves. Of course, her dictatorship and autocracy also made her lose her family, family and love. At this time, the world, God, seems to be very fair, because Miranda has indeed given back so much for her various things, and even her youth has been consumed in it. And the betrayed editor told Andy that Miranda would always make up for it, even though he himself found that hope illusory. But ah, there is always time. This is real.
So, when Andy hated her job and went to work scruffy every day, Miranda taught her her values in public, even though it was insulting anyway. But at least Andy came to love and want to do her job later, didn't she? When Andy wants to tell Miranda that she might be replaced, when she sits in Miranda's car knowing she's betrayed, she may be the only one who sees Miranda's vulnerable side, the steely warrior woman in the In front of her, she had to bow her head to the reality and tell her the cruel way of survival with a tired face. At this time, Andy's identity has actually changed a lot. Of course, in the end, she still chose to stay away from the fashion circle and become a female reporter doing her own way. Of course, at this time, when she was harvesting, Miranda personally called the newspaper boss and told him that if Andy was not used, then it would be a huge loss for him. Loss. This is somewhat unbelievable in the eyes of others, but it really happened to Andy. She may have lost something, but fortunately she has given back everything she deserved.
Of course, this is inseparable from her always sticking to herself, always being simple, and always having dreams. Buddhists pay attention to karma, and what you plant will reap the fruit. Andy gets a job that others see as a pie in the sky. He still hasn't lost himself. He has done his job well and finally reached his dream.
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