If someone were to describe "The Devil Wears Prada" to you before the book was written or the movie was released, do you think you could see it as an ongoing cultural touchstone? The movie basically boils down to cute fashion montages, a mean boss, and a whatever boyfriend, but it's a combination of fantasy and relatability cut with a health splash of acid straight from Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly that makes the movie work so well. It's not necessarily telling a new story, but it's told...
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