Legally Blonde
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Movie Reviews of Legally Blonde
Movie Review: You can learn something from funny movies, too
Summary: 5 Stars
This is one of my favorite movies. Without listening to those who claimed it to be a "girls movie", my husband and I went together to the movie theater to watch it. And we both loved it!Aside from being very funny, it also has a deep meaning to it. Never judge from the appearance only, things are not always what they look, actually they RARELY are what they look. And this is what Elle Woods, the main character, wants to prove. Greatly interpreted by Reese Witherspoon, Elle looks and behaves like a girl straight out of a blond joke. She sees silly and shallow at first (but extremely funny!), but then you change your mind quickly when you see how she reacts to her boyfriend dumping her because she doesn't fit into his plan of becoming senator, she's too pretty, too perfect, wears too much pink, and she's too... blond. You start really liking Elle when she gets admitted to Harvard, and start being a real fan of hers when she shows how she can gain respect for being smart and a good student even when still wearing flashy designer clothes.
This movie shows you that a woman has many resources and that being good-looking and caring about one's appearance doesn't mean one doesn't care about anything else. It will make you laugh, but it will also make you think. And you'll probably want to watch it again!
Movie Review: Legally Blonde is a triumph!
Summary: 5 Stars
LEGALLY BLONDE is a triumph film! It is about a Californian college-aged girl named Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon). Elle has the perfect life--she is pretty, has it easy, and has a handsome, intelligent boyfriend. She has her whole future set out. But then, her future dreams are shattered when her boyfriend takes her out to a fancy restaurant and dumps her! He claims that she is not good or serious enough to be his wife, especially since he's going off to Harvard Law School. Furious and outraged, Elle makes plans to go on a road trip to Harvard Law...where she will prove to her boyfriend that she is good enough for him. She somehow gets into Harvard Law and soon discovers that her boyfriend has found someone else. So Elle tries to win him back by becoming the best student at Harvard Law School. LEGALLY BLONDE is hilarious...a great film and this is a pretty awesome DVD. The DVD for LEGALLY BLONDE includes deleated scenes, 2 featurettes, interviews with Reese Witherspoon and director Robert Luketic, and a trivia-type game. The acting by the entire cast is superb...Reese Witherspoon is probably at her best! The film stars Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson, Selma Blair, and Victor Gerber. For anyone in need of a good comedy or just a film that will thoroughly entertain you, I strongly suggest LEGALLY BLONDE!
Movie Review: Anybody can get into Harvard
Summary: 5 Stars
Isn't there that joke, "Dumb Blonde"?The movie Legally Blonde will prove that little phrase otherwise.
In this movie, the glamorous blonde Elle Woods(Reese Witherspoon) goes to Harvard to win her ex-boyfriend who dumped her because he thought she wasn't smart enough. Elle trying to get the love of her life back goes to Harvard to prove that she isn't dumb. When she gets to Harvard, she finds out that her ex-boyfriend is engaged to this girl, Vivian.
Elle goes to do manicure and do her hair to get rid of her sadness. Did this work? Well, kind of. She just gets by each day until the party that Vivian had one day. She is told by Warner at that party that she wasn't smart enough to be in Harvard. Elle proves it wrong by starting to study hard and actually succeeding in class!
This movie shows how facts about a girl's life such as how to get your hair permed, keeping in the latest style helps Elle win an important case.
In the end, Elle dumps Warner, her ex-boyfriend, when he proposes to her and dates another guy(Luke Wilson) whom I can't seem to remember the name.
In all, this is a hilarious movie worth watching. You can see that the people who actually enjoys their life sometimes have more success and that blondes are not always dumb.
Movie Review: Barbie Girl
Summary: 5 Stars
The movie to prove to anyone that blondes, too can be intellegent humans. Here comes Elle Woods decked out in an all pink outfit with her long glorious blonde hair, president of her uber cool soriority. She has it all; a 4.0 GPA, a handsome droolworthy boyfriend, and the best friends any girl could have. One night, she swarms around her soriority estatic, for tonight is the night her boyfriend Warner will propose. She fantasizes over his proposal, accepting the ring, and dreaming of how the ring will look.She arrives at dinner with Warner, and things don't go as expected. Warner tells her he needs to find a "more intellegent" women to meet up with his parents standards. Elle starts panicking in the resteraunt and her mascara drips from her blue eyes as she's faced with the worse nightmare ever!
Despite Elle's straight A's and major in Polka Dots, she applies to Harvard, passing a standarized test, and sending in a lengthy video. She moves to a new area, befriends a manicurist, and tries to find Warner.
Shockingly, Warner has found a chick of his own; someone totally opposite of Elle. Watch the rest of the movie to laugh over Elle and her very brilliant mind at court cases and in classrooms.
A truly "Barbie" girl movie.
Movie Review: Cute movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I thought this was such a cute movie because of Reese Witherspoon. She is very attractive and adorable and no wonder Ryan Philipe married her. This is a comedy about a blonde sorority girl who is dumped by her man who is about to attend harvard law, and she is baxsically forced to show what she's made of so she goes to harvard law school to prove she can be smart, and serious enouh to impress his family, but ends up finding out who she is in the process. The message is never judge a book by it's cover, and the stereotype blondes are airheads is obviously not true. And the other message is basically the song at the end by samantha mumba and it goes I DONT NEED YOU TO TELL ME I'M BEAUTIFUL. The whole time her boyfriend would not accept her for who she was, and no guy is worth that. If he can't see all your qualities and love you for who you are he isn't worth it. It's mainly because of our brainwashed stereotypical narrowminded judgmental society that forces people to prove themselves to others. When the fact of the matter is, you know who you are and that's all that matters. Forget everyone else. I myself dont give a dam what others think. Kinda like the saying YOUR PERSONALITY IS WHO YOU ARE, AND YOUR REPUTATION IS MERELY WHAT OTHERS THINK YOU ARE.