Stephanie Beasley

Posts Tagged ‘Emily Blunt’

Jane Austen Book Club

In Chick Flick on January 28, 2008 at 4:05 am

Jane Austen Book Club is a nice flick but nothing on the Jane Austen Classic’s itself. I love all of Jane Austen’s novels and really wanted to see this movie.

It had good acting by an ensemble cast and I really liked the witty chit-chat. ‘Grigg and Jocelyn’ provided the most endearing storyline – the others being oh-hum.

Still a relaxing, enjoyable watch.

‘Enchanted’ still remains my fav Chick Flick of the year.

Steph’s rating: 6.5/10

The Devil Wears Prada – Third Viewing

In Chick Flick on November 5, 2006 at 2:52 am

Third viewing enjoyed with Karlene and Julie, ‘long overdue girls time’ at St Lukes.

This movie really is a homage to haute couture fashion and after 3 viewings I still find more to love about this film! The movie’s stylist is amazing (Patrica Field – same lady who did Sex & The City). My personal top picks for fave outfits are below.

I especially love this first look, all black, amazing boots with the statement gold jewelry. This is the outfit is worn by Andy when she first meets Christian Thompson the author over a dangerous cocktail – stunning. But lets face it, they were all stunning!

The Devil Wears Prada – Second Viewing

In Chick Flick on October 24, 2006 at 5:05 pm

The “girls”, Susan, Mel and I, hit Village SkyCity Queen Street, to check out another screening of The Devil Wears Prada.

I really enjoyed the second viewing. As the wit is quite fast paced, I caught a lot more this time round. Pus, I could study all the clothes ! In reflection I think the romantic quotient of the movie fits it perfectly and without the expectation that goes with any premiere – my enjoyment level of this movie keeps increasing.

The Devil Wears Prada

In Chick Flick on October 19, 2006 at 5:40 pm

Andy a sweet, young girl with big dreams, that gets the job from Hell. Except everyone is telling her how lucky she is! Anne Hathaway plays the part superbly, and Meryl Streep is extremely convincing as the evil boss. I’m sure this character will give lots of people flashbacks if they’ve ever had a bad boss.
This chick flick was a career-focused story rather than a romance based story line which is a nice change – but not convinced its the ultimate chick flick. One of the highlights of the film, is how they squeeze so many amazing clothes into the length of the film. All the clothes are beautiful and to die for…
I did miss the romantic plot being the main element of being a good chick flick in this movie, so my positive rating is based on it being wonderfully fashionista! Will see a couple more times at least.
Steph’s rating: 7.5 /10