VHS Movie Reviews for Legally Blonde (Dol) [VHS]

Legally Blonde (Dol) [VHS]

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VHS Movie Reviews of Legally Blonde (Dol) [VHS]

Movie Review: Great Movie for Teenage Girls
Summary: 5 Stars

This movie is not only funny but gives a moral to the story. Women can succeed at anything they put there minds to.

Movie Review: Legally Fine
Summary: 4 Stars

Despite it's superficial gloss it really is a wonderful movie. The casting is great, especially Selma Blair's drop-jaw performance as her rival who later becomes her friend; the way the title character who invests all her dreams in a man goes out to become studied to win him and then decides that she's better off without him anyway. The way innocence sometimes is able to accomplish things in a laconic manner that the pretentious are not able to. All these things speak of universal truths down through the centuries dressed in pink shades of fluff that make it palatable for everyone.

I was impressed by not merely the fast pacing of the movie, but its ability to avoid dwelling on a cuteness that it's unashamed to promulgate and which it does packing socially astute observations; such as the scene with the shy lawyer being rebuffed by two enamoratas who are suddenly swayed by the fact that after all another woman gives him amorous currency.

The classroom scenes are fun too. All in all a well-made, fun film with a good message of empowerment for young women, and for everyone else for that matter.

Frank

Movie Review: I love it....
Summary: 5 Stars

This is one of the comedies I enjoy the most, it is funny and "sane"...And Resse W. is wonderful here...

Movie Review: "a head for business and a bod for sin"
Summary: 3 Stars

"Legally Blonde" (2001) directed by Robert Luketic stars Reese Witherspoon as Elle Woods - a Californian golden girl who has it all - she is blonde, pretty, popular, adored by her wealthy parents and her friends in college where she is the president of her sorority. As we know from the movies, gentlemen prefer blondes but alas not a gentleman whom Elle is dating and expecting him to propose any minute. Instead, as the movie turns, the blondes also have blues because they are not taken seriously by the men from the blue blood families. When the object of Elle's desire heads off to Harward Law School, she decided to get him back by proving that the blondes have "a head for business and a bod for sin. Is there anything wrong with that?" The first step for Elle was to get admitted to the same school, and she did it. But that was only the beginning...

You know, I've seen "Legally Blonde" several times and I know that it is not the best movie ever made, far from it but I like it. I am not a Witherspoon's fan, I don't find her a stunning beauty but she is a talented young actress who brought a certain charm to the role. I am also a true believer that "happy people just don't kill their husbands, they just don't" and I like how Reese delivers this piece of wisdom. The second Blonde movie is a different matter altogether and belongs to the category of absolutely useless sequels.

3.5/5