Legally Blondes (2009)
Moving from England to California, the youngest cousins of Elle Woods must defend themselves when their schools reigning forces turn on the girls and try to frame them for a crime.
Details
Budget
$0
Rating
6/10 (269 votes)
Status
Released
Production Companies
Type A Films, Brookwell-McNamara Entertainment, Marc Platt Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
About Legally Blondes
Released in 2009, "Legally Blondes" is a spin-off of the "Legally Blonde" film series, focusing on Elle Woods' younger cousins. The comedy follows Annie and Izzy Woods, who relocate from England to California and find themselves in trouble when they are framed for a crime at their new school. The film runs for 86 minutes.
While sharing the comedic tone of its predecessors, "Legally Blondes" introduces new protagonists and a different setting for its high school legal drama. The narrative centers on themes of defending oneself against false accusations, set within a school environment.
Despite being part of a known franchise, the film received a 6 out of 10 average vote from 269 users on TMDB and a 3.7 out of 10 from over 5,000 IMDb votes.
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What reviewers are saying
One reviewer found "Legally Blondes" to be objectively a bad movie, noting there were no details worthy of praise, yet they were not overly bothered by it during viewing.
Read the full reviewThe lead actresses, Camilla and Rebecca Rosso, who play twins, were noted for their less-than-stellar acting and distracting, exaggerated British accents.
Read the full reviewThe cast, which includes Christopher Cousins and Bobby Campo, is considered the film's strongest element, with specific actors being recognized from other projects.
Read the full reviewReese Witherspoon produced the film but did not appear in it, which one reviewer found noteworthy, suggesting a cameo would have been a nice addition.
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You can rent or buy "Legally Blondes" on Google Play. It may also be available on other streaming platforms like Prime Video, though availability can vary by region.
No, "Legally Blondes" is a fictional teen comedy film. It is a spin-off of the "Legally Blonde" franchise, with Reese Witherspoon serving as a producer.
Reviews for "Legally Blondes" are generally negative, with many describing it as an ineffective direct-to-video sequel and "objectively a bad movie." Viewers have criticized the characters, editing, screenplay, and overall plot, which some felt resembled an 80s sitcom.