Blonde And Blonder DVD

Advantages: Quite Funny.
Disadvantages: Same old, same old.

...Gill.............Stanford Marks Dana Ivey...............Congresswoman Libby Hauser Mary Lynn Rajskub...Reena Giuliani Jessica Cauffiel........Margot Alanna Ubach..........Serena McGuire J Barton..................Timothy McGinn Stanley Anderson.....Michael Blaine Bruce Thomas..........UPS Guy Bob Newhart............Sid Post Luke Wilson.............Emmett Richmond Ruth Williamson........Madeline Kroft Charles Herman-Wurmfeld.....Director Eve Ahlert.................Story Dennis Drake.............Story Kate Kondell..............Story & Screenplay ~Criticism~ Legally Blonde 2: Bigger, Bolder, Blonder To give it it's UK subtitle. It's as though we in the UK cannot understand the reference Red, White and Blonde, which is the US subtitle. With sequels there are two schools of thought - either you really try to make the next movie different and try... Read review

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Advantages: Funny, unexpected storyline
Disadvantages: None that come to mind

...Hello People!! Well…I thought after writing a review on Legally Blonde it was only fair that I wrote a review on the Second part to the film "Legally Blonde 2-Red, White and Blonde"…Bigger, Bolder and Blonder!! After a First hit show it isn't easy to come back with a second film but I must admit the film isn't what I expected at all, its much more better than what I was thinking!! Back in the first film we saw Elle Woods, battle for Brooke's justice of being innocent even though her professor assumed she was guilty, but with Elle having her girlie knowledge she managed to free Brooke from prison and find the person who was responsible!! Excellent work there Elle Well Done!! Being Blonde doesn't just mean being the stereotype dizzy blonde…Oh No Elle proves to be more than that, she is classy, smart and intelligent when it suits her... Read review

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Advantages: Witty one-liners, acting
Disadvantages: not as good as the first

...down certification as I felt that the film was much better for younger people and that the language used was much milder (which isn’t at all a bad thing). I feel that younger children can relate more to the film than us older people as Elle’s personality could be a bit much for some but her dreams fit all those that you had as a child. What I did notice and it left me quite confused was at the end of the first film when Elle makes her speech she seems to have matured so much and she doesn’t seem the childish blonde that she was but in the second she’s even more dare I use the phrase blonder! I know that that’s the whole point and that the British slogan for the film is Bigger Bolder Blonder but it just didn’t fit with the original ending to the first (or maybe it was just my misjudgement that she was more mature) The acting in the film... Read review

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