Yes, we have seen the storyline before. So What? Almost every movie Hollywood has been making in the last 20 years are “new” versions of old storylines. But this is an enjoyable film, and I think the director did a great job. “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Isn’t it easy to fall into the trap? Andy, of good intentions, does what every job seeker does: to please the boss.

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And yet the road to success is never easy, and one minute you think you know yourself and your choices, yet somehow, without any meaning to, you find yourself on a completely different path than the one you started out with.

Some of you have bosses that are easy to please. I have met and worked with bosses like Miranda Priestly, and it’s true, there are people like that in the world. Meryl Streep did a fantastic job of conveying such a tyrannical boss.

And Anne Hatheway is beautiful. Audrey Hepburn will never be replaced. But among the stars of today, Anne Hathaway is miles above stars like J. Lo, Britney Spears, and all those stars who think they are stars, but are nothing but crap.

Anne Hathaway is a much better role model than Britney Spears or J. Lo, Anne is definitely elegant, refined, and a lady. And we need more actresses who portray good manners, good breeding and good education.

Just because the way the ending is not a bang, doesn’t mean it’s a bad movie. Every time when we make a right decision, there won’t be fireworks going off, or large celebrations to tell us we are right, and I think a lot of people are confused about that. They think that’s what the movies should always provide.

In real life, assistants cannot afford to dress like Anne did in the movies. But we are in a movie. So just enjoy it for what it is. A great movie that reminds us: choose the real important things in life vs. choose the frivolous things in life like fame, fashion and glamour, which fades in an instant.

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