When The Devil Wears Prada premiered 20 years ago, Vogue – and its fictional equivalent, Runway – was the ultimate arbiter of taste. Fast-forward to today, the glossies, like the rest of the industry, find themselves in more perilous times, where attention is the ultimate currency. The sequel leans right into this new reality to set the reunion in motion: It starts off with Anne Hathaway’s Andrea Sachs being recognized for her journalism and losing her investigative newspaper job that same night. Sachs is then brought back into the Runway fold as features editor after Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly goes viral – and not for the right reasons. Johanna Schneller says that setup had comedic potential, but instead, a meandering plot ensues.

And if you were waiting to stream “Wuthering Heights,” the loose adaptation of the Emily Brontë novel, hits Crave this Friday. Read more of J. Kelly Nestruck's picks for the weekend.

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