- - The Plot. - -
In the not-as-successful follow up to 2001's Legally Blonde, Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) is back and this time she's fighting against animal testing in the cosmetics industry. Determined to send her little chihuahua Bruiser's mom an invite to she and Emmett's wedding, Elle discovers that Bruiser's mom is a test subject in a cosmetics lab. Horrified, Elle takes the case to the senior partners of the law firm she now works at, where, predictably, she gets fired.
So, she gains new employment as Legal Aid to Victoria Rudd and heads to Washington to speak for those who can't speak for themselves and get animal testing banned.
In a similar way to that of the first film, Elle's new collegues take an immediate dislike to her, her pink outfits, and positively sunny personality. In between planning her wedding to Emmett, whom she has left behind at home, Elle's first task is to get a hearing for her bill against animal testing - Bruisers Bill. At first Congresswoman Libby Hauser and Chairman Stanford Marks are unapproachable and unwilling to listen to Elle, but with the help of Sid Post, doorman of the hotel she's staying at, Elle wins them over and gets her hearing, but things are never that simple and Elle's boss, Victoria Rudd, suddenly withdraws her support, without which Bruisers Bill can't go through. She tells Elle that Grace, one of her co-workers had struck a deal, making her withdraw her support of Elle's bill.
Just as Elle is ready to give up and go home, her new colleagues, apart from Grace, persuade Elle to stay, and get a discharge position on Bruisers Bill - a task requiring 218 signatures before the bill can be passed. Elle quickly calls in reinforcments - Margot, Serena, and Paulette from the first film, and the entire Delta Nu soroity house!
She takes her fight for animal rights to the people of America, organizing The Million Dog March and other fun, happy pink things such as Paulette's free hair cuts!
Elle quickly discovers that it's not Grace, but Victoria Rudd herself who has been rallying against them, a fact she figures out based on her knowledge of facials!
The outcome is quite predictable from here on - with the help of Grace, Elle gets the 218 signatures she needs and Bruisers Bill is passed, proving that justice is indeed, blonde.

- - The Comedy. - -
Legally Blonde 2 is a very funny film, it made me laugh out loud quite a few times. Although there is a serious message throughout the whole of the film, there are also some trademark Elle Woods truly funny moments. The humour is similar to that of the first film, but in many ways, I find this one funnier. My favourite parts of the film, without giving too much away, are the gay dogs, and the interns in room 216 subplots.

- - The Soundtrack. - -
In my opinion, the soundtrack to this movie isnt as good as the soundtrack to the first film, but thats not to say it doesnt include some cracking songs - The best is probably We Can by LeAnn Rimes, a line from which is the title of this review.
Breakthrough by Hope 7 is a good one as well. Also included are Me Against The World by Superchick, I'm Just A Bill by Deluxx Folk Implosion, Atomic Dog by George Clinton, Power To The People by John Lennon, and Nobody's Fool by Avril Lavigne. The soundtrack is again an upbeat and happy one, with a real message of 'power to the people' but it's not quite as catchy as that of the first film, or as 'girlie' for that matter.