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Absolutely the worst movie.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Blistering performances.

Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) is a girly-girl. She adorns herself in shades of pink. She color-coordinates everything in her life, from her dog's matching outfits to her stationery. She lives for the love of a boyfriend and she lives by the bible of her personal cosmetocracy-"Cosmo".She is the Cinderella of this fairy tale, so it's no surprise that she gets her prince in the end (sort of). And the problems of her fairy tale world melt away like pink gumdrops under a sherbet sun.But don't dismiss this film as cinematic fluff, not entirely. Because Elle transforms before our eyes into something more than a princess. She becomes something more than she even knew she hoped to be-a woman empowered. This is an enjoyable journey-primarily due to Reese Witherspoon's incredible characterization.Much like Alicia Silverstone's portrayal of Cher in "Clueless", Elle embraces her quirky individuality and makes the most of it. And she learns to accept her own intelligence as valuable.It's unfortunate that the script sees the man-woman dynamic as a zero sum game, and feels it must unnecessarily belittle men in the process of lifting women up. It is possible to create really positive transformations in characters of both genders; it just takes a little more work and a more nuanced approach.Still, Elle is a very likable character, full of optimism and a sunny disposition. It is fun to see her succeed because she is a good person. It is no surprise that this film was very successful.

I've seen it countless times and still laugh out loud every time! At the same time, it's motivational and emotional - girl power! Reese Witherspoon is absolutely wonderful. The cast and crew researched a lot for their roles and making the sets looks realistic, which definitely paid off. I also remember loving the soundtrack when it first came out, and the songs are still nostalgic and uplifting.

Me? Okay. Hiii, I'm tbills2 and this is my review for Legally Blonde and I'm a Cancer non-vegetarian. I have a bachelors degree in style design from CULA, and I was a Zeta Lambda New sweetie, president of my fraternity Delta New, and last year I was homecoming king. Oh! Two weeks ago I saw Ashton Kutcher at Fred Segal and I talked him out of buying this truly heinous angora sweater. Whoever said green was the new blue was seriously disturbed. Reese Witherspoon is seriously sooo cute as Elle Woods. I totally want to kiss her. Reese's unambiguously not a dumb blonde, see, she's got the looks and the smarts, and I would never dump her in a billion years since Reese is funner than anybody I can think of. I loove Holland Taylor and Jessica Cauffiel and Alanna Ubach are both so sweet! Bruiser is the best. Oh! Selma Blair is way prettier than Reese Witherspoon. Legally Blonde is so funny, and Elle Woods Harvard Video Essay is by far my favorite part, irrefutably.

Legally Blonde is a romantic comedy. It is a very famous movie in America, and it has two sequels. This movie is the first story of the series, and it was nominated for 2 Golden Globes. It stars Reese Witherspoon, and is directed by Robert Luketic. The story is about a blonde girl Elle Woods. She is so pretty and a queen of the lady's social club, and she has a smart and cool boyfriend. However, she is dumped by him because she is not smart. She decides to follow him to school(Harvard Law School) and studies very hard. Finally, she can enroll in the school and after the enrollment, she notices she has more legal ability than her past boyfriend. At the end of the story, she becomes a lawyer and gets a new boyfriend who is more intelligent and cooler than her old boyfriend! The story is funny but it can give you a lot of encouragement and motivation to do something. Moreover, one of my favorite messages is not to judge people only by appearance. In this movie, Elle Woods is considered not smart because of her hair and colorful clothes, but she can work harder than anyone. The story has many other messages. If you haven't watched it yet, you should check it out!