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Summary: a 11 yr old fan of reese (biggest)
Review: reese gets dumped by her bf then learns that she can get into harvard to become a laeyer.then she learns beliving in ur self never goes out of style.
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Summary: Very funny for all ages
Review: Although the audience was predominately teeny bopper females, it was funny and entertaining for us over 30 age group too. From the previews I thought it might be a little silly for me, but rather enjoyed it. I would recommend it to almost anyone, but teenage girls with their mothers would probably enjoy it the best. It had the audience clapping and laughing very loudly in many scenes. Well worth the time and money.
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Summary: Very Funny....Hilarious
Review: We went to the 'sneak preview' of this movie. I wanted to see it since i like Reese Witherspoon movies. I didnt know what to expect. The whole theater was sold out, and everyone was laughing their heads off. There are a lot of one liners, and ill probably have to go again to hear the ones i missed when everyone was laughing. I have not had such a good time at a movie in a long while. Cant wait for this to come out sometime on DVD, I'll definately be buying it when it comes out to watch over and over.
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Summary: Legally Blond was a blast!
Review: I just saw the sneak preview of Legally Blond and I haven't had so much fun at a movie in a long time. It borders on being teenagerish but has a broad appeal. I especially appreciated both the ethics of the main character -and- the growth that occurs in her as the movie progresses. I recommend Legally Blond to everyone!!!
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Summary: Fun Flick
Review: It's a cute film, with great hair and costumes. It doesn't try to do too much, but is comfortable with its improbable script and characters from central casting. All around, a fun hour and a half with a bubble-gum soundtrack to match.
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Summary: Chickflick
Review: Elle(Reese Witherspoon) gets (get ready to scream) dumped by her Harvard-bound boyfriend, Warner(Matthew Davis). Determined to win him back, she enrolls to Harvard. She gets accepted and brings her little dog to Harvard with her. Nobody thinks she'll last, but she ends up taking on a huge Beverly Hills murder case and succeeds, she finds out how smart she really is. Luke Wilson also starrs, and Selma Blair starrs as her friend
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Summary: Very, very cute
Review: I agree with other reviews that this is a movie you must see if you liked "Clueless." Yet, although Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) acts clueless at times, she is actually very smart. This movie is full of hilarious lines ("whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed!"), lots of laughs, and a strange view of what college life is about. But Reese Witherspoon, a fantastic actress in my opinion, has another great role in this movie. A dumb blonde who is actually not blonde. A blonde who can do anything. A blonde who will take over the world! Elle Woods, sorority president, fashion major and owner of a chihuahua, expects the love of her life to propose to her, but instead he breaks up with her, telling her that he cannot be with her since she is not a Jackie Kennedy Onasis, but a Marilyn Monroe. Since he is going off to Harvard law with aspirations to be a senator, Elle decides that the way to win him back is to enter Harvard law school as well. And, amazingly, this blonde gets in with a hilarious admittence video and a very impressive LSAT score. Yet, when Elle arrives at Harvard, she realizes that being a lawyer may be more appropriate for her than a Victoria Secrets model. Definately recommend this movie for everyone. It is pretty predictable, but who cares? It still is entertaining until the end.
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Summary: GOOD-NATURED BRAIN CANDY
Review: The film doesn't relent in tired cliches from frame 1, but Witherspoon is perfect in the title role, and has enough vivacity, earnestness, and timing to make the film seem better than it is. Don't expect guffaws but there are some fairly enjoyable comedic moments and the film rolls along well unto its predictable finish. Decent rental.
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Summary: A film for girls everywhere
Review: I was expecting this movie to be full of dumb blonde jokes, but was pleasantly surprised. Considering I'm naturally dark, and dye my hair as dark as possible, I'm never gonna be blonde, and it probably wouldn't suit me. But I do have what people would call my "blonde moments" where I say/do something stupid. I don't see why brunettes can't be labelled a bit daft at times too! Cos I definitely am! This movie is carried by a strong cast: Reese Witherspoon, Selma Blair, Stifler's Mom from American Pie, Ali Larter, Thomas Andrews from Titanic, and many more! My faves out of the cast have to be Ali Larter and Stifler's Mom! They stole the movie out from underneath Reese Witherspoon. What is amazing about this movie, is the sheer amount of time spent on Reese's hair (which looks suspiciously like extensions). Throughout the movie, she has a mere 40 different hairstyles, which sometimes feels like a different hairstyle for each scene of the movie. Reese also wears a lot of different clothes for each scene, a lot of them with something pink in them, which she all got to KEEP after this was finished shooting! Free clothes, alright for some! Once again, Selma Blair comes across as a bit of an ice queen in her role as Vivian, but you'll be glad to hear, the ice melts before the end of the movie! What didn't I see coming in this movie? What Victor Garber's character really turns out to be. And trust me, he's not as nice in this, as he was in Titanic. There is a sequel too, which I'm sure I'll manage to get my hands on eventually. And Stifler's Mom comes back for that too! That's how good her role is! But this is basically a feel good movie, which shows you don't need to change for anybody.
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Summary: Legally Blonde
Review: Legally Blonde DVD ~ Reese Witherspoon is a funny movie without any real social pretense. Witherspoon is awesome in her depiction of the felmale lawyer in stiletto heals and super feminine approach to life. More women should be like her...
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