Legally Blonde (2001)

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.

Legally Blonde is a very fun movie! The lead is very good as Elle and there are a lot of laughs.I won't defend the sequel, which is awful, or the musical version I saw, which was worse than awful... but they don't detract from the original movie for me, which in my opinion is still a very fun and very funny film. Elle is hilarious and even though she is somehow and somewhat objectionable as a snobby diva of a pampered rich "girly girl", you just have to root for her as she becomes a better person and a better lawyer.It's no Citizen Kane or anything but if you're willing to just shut down your mind for a bit and laugh at some fun jokes, Legally Blonde is worth a watch or two.

She is wonderful in this character because she make us dream.She captivates our attention by embodying perfectly a colorful character. We could not have found a better actress to interpret the delicacy and naivete of a woman who is deep inside her a great girl. Finding the balance between all these points and honoring an endearing character could only be endorsed by the fabulous Reese Witherspoon. I really advice you to watch this wonderful movie. For me the movie is perfect because of her.

Under the impression that she is soon to be betrothed, "Elle Woods" (Reese Witherspoon) is heartbroken when her boyfriend ends the relationship because he is headed for Harvard and wants someone who is more intelligent and serious than her. So to prove to him that she is the serious person he is seeking she decides to apply for the Harvard Law School--and somehow gets accepted. As a result the bubbly--but rather protected and naive--social debutante from Bel Air finds herself like a fish out of water among highly competitive--but extremely snobby--students and needs to find a way to succeed in a world that she is not accustomed to. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that despite being somewhat predictable and full of clichés, this film still managed to be funny in its own unique way with Reese Witherspoon being tailor-made for her particular role. In short, while it may not be the best comedy ever made it was still entertaining enough and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly above average.