The film can’t pull off its wishful combination of an industry’s existential crisis, and a fairytale ending. But that’s unlikely to bother the many viewers for whom this film sits in a Venn diagram sweetspot.

Streep is stuck playing a de-fanged Miranda Priestly.

It's certainly a pleasure to see a cast back in action who, despite the passage of two decades, remain in top form and are still capable of delighting us in unexpected moments. [Full review in Spanish]

It hits that rare, sweet spot of nostalgic charm and original storytelling. It’s fun and deep in equal parts.