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Legally
Blonde (2001)
Director:
Robert Luketic |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Romance/Comedy |
NORWEGIAN
TITLE
Lovlig blond |
RUNNING
TIME
96
minutes |
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Producer:
Ric Kidney
Marc Platt |
Screenwriter
(based on a novel by Amanda Brown):
Karen McCullah
Lutz
Kirsten Smith |
Review
This
little girl's favourite alternates somewhat clumsily between aspiring
intellectualism and bubblegum fantasy, as Reese Witherspoon is the
beautiful duckling at Harvard Law. The idea is to toy with stereotypes
and how they are perceived (especially in the US), but it's hard not to
notice that the film substantiates these stereotypes just as much as it
breaks them down. The result is mostly rather silly, but the film has a
simple charm that will allure the daydreaming viewer and anyone who
finds Reese Witherspoon attractive.
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