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Movie Reviews of The September IssueMovie Review: Engrossing. Summary: 5 Stars
Loved, loved, loved this movie! I didn't think I would like it as much as I did. I read Vogue on a regular basis and love the style and substance it has. I had no idea what kind of work it took to get the September issue out. I applaude Anna Wintor for this. If you are into fashion you will LOVE this.
Movie Review: The Devil Wears a new Wardrobe Summary: 5 Stars
The trailer for this movie looks awesome! We'll be seeing the real Devil in Prada this time.... The fashions are real, the players are real, and the reputation of one single woman is also very real! Can't wait to see the full movie in the theatre and the DVD.....
Movie Review: Great Entertainment Summary: 5 Stars
Really liked this film, especially the special behind the scenes footage. Grace is definitely the most interesting person at Vogue.
Movie Review: The Bible Summary: 5 Stars
Love this. Saw it in the theater and then got the DVD when it came out. Vogue is my fashion bible.
Movie Review: Anna and Grace Summary: 4 Stars
Marvelous look into the making, design and people who put the September Issue of Vogue out to the public. The fashion magazine that is a part of our culture and gives us the in depth study of fashion around the world.
Anna Wintour is the the influential editor of 'Vogue' and everyone is reverential to her. Heads of fashion studios do her bidding, they understand she can make and break their careers. In fact, Anna likes to control those around her, Anna wants all of her people to be in shape and to be healthy. Several of her staff mentioned that she has suggested they go to the gym. We are shown a little bit of Anna's personal life. She speaks of her two brothers and sister, all very successful in their lives, and she says her family thinks her job is 'interesting'. She feels her job as editor of Vogue was predestined- she made a list of what she would like to be as a child, and she said work for Vogue. Her father chastened her and said 'Editor of Vogue and here she is, fulfilling her father's wish!
Grace Coddington is the creative director and a more down to earth, realistic woman. She Was a model in the 60's and 70's and later went to work in the field of fashion, working her way up the ladder at Vogue. Anna Wintour considers her a genius in her field. Grace has long red hair, one of her trademarks. I kept thinking throughout the film that her stringy, frizzy hair really needed a shaping and cutting. Grace seems to love color, but is found wearing black much of the time. We can tell as we watch her work that she has an eye for fashion and creative design. Her scenes are fabulous, and this film is as much about her as it is Anna. They admire each other and have found ways to work with each other, but I suspect, Grace suffers more stress as her work is deleted.
The two of them, Anna and Grace together, are formidable. Each knows and understands they job, and they do not deal with fools easily. Anna is known as the 'ice lady' but she is the head of the company and the success of each magazine rests on her shoulders. She has power and uses it wisely from my perspective. In her home she shows a softer version, and when she looks at her daughter you can see how proud she is of her daughter and how much she loves her. But, it is often the severe Anna we see, the fashion designers' hands tremble in her presence. One large jolly fellow is, André Leon Talley, Vogue's resident jester, who wears a different bizarre suit, coat and hat every time he appears. The characters who are and surround the staff are all excellent and excel,and God help them if they make an error.
Anna Wintour claims that "fashion is not about looking back, it's about looking forward. This is a documentary that was fun and informative and took us into the world of fashion. Large, overblown, but always beautiful- Paris, Rome and New York City, how exquisite!
Highly Recommended. prisrob 02-26-10
Front Row: Anna Wintour: What Lies Beneath the Chic Exterior of Vogue's Editor in Chief
Grace Coddington & Didier Malige: The Catwalk Cats
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