While there is nothing scary or violent in this movie, due to its content it is not recommended for children under 8. Children 8-13 should be okay to see this movie with some parental guidance. Children over 13 should be okay with or without parental guidance depending on parents' interpretation of the content.
Netflix rated Blonde NC-17 as the movie contains bits of sexual content. The BFFC gave Blonde an 18 rating in the UK for sexual violence and domestic abuse. According to the reviews, the movie contains two rape scenes and a graphic showcase of abortion.
OUR WORD TO PARENTS: The following is a brief summary of the content found in this comedy that's been rated PG-13. Profanity consists of several uses of the "s" word, along with some slang terms for male genitalia, other expletives and various colorful phrases.
Elle decides to leave Boston for Washington, D.C., to work on Bruiser's Bill. Elle takes it upon herself to be the "voice for those who can't speak" and to outlaw animal testing. While working for Congresswoman Victoria Rudd, Elle is met with skepticism and other barriers common to Washington politics.
Synopsis. Legally Blonde fans have long awaited a third part of the original movie. The good news is it is coming and we have provided all the details here.
Legally Blonde 2 Official Trailer #1 - Bruce McGill Movie (2003) HD
Why is Legally Blonde 2 PG 13?
Parents need to know that Legally Blonde 2: Red, White, and Blonde is a 2003 sequel in which a blonde sorority girl who found a way to succeed while attending Harvard Law School now must find a way to make it on Capitol Hill. This movie has some sexual references, including a plot development involving gay dogs.
Why Was "Legally Blonde 3" Delayed Indefinitely? Kaling told Time the movie was delayed because she and Goor were still working on perfecting the script. "We don't want to be responsible for ruining what's basically Reese's Avengers franchise," Kaling said.
Bet you didn't know this popular early-2000s film was based on a 2001 novel by Amanda Brown. The book follows the true life story of Brown's experience attending Stanford Law School as a fashion- and makeup-loving blonde.
With the help of her friends, Elle's discharge petition is successful, and Bruiser's Bill is brought to the floor of the House. Elle and Emmett get married in a park in D.C., albeit not at Fenway Park as they had planned, but standing on the home plate which has been delivered to D.C. by the UPS Guy (Bruce Thomas).
She's fired from her job not for a personal breach, but for believing that upholding the law and championing just causes should be one and the same. She displays terrific perseverance in overcoming obstacles.
The content includes a sexual encounter and relationship between Marilyn (played by Ana de Armas) and two men and a graphic oral sex scene where intimate body parts aren't shown but the camera dwells on Marilyn's face during the entire act.
This is a wonderful film that tells young girls not to change who they are, but it contains some sexual content such as a man in only his underwear. This film also portrays the message of appreciating being young. I would recommend this film for girls about 13 and up for the main character is a 13-year-old .
The absence of people of color in Elle's Harvard student body is glaring. In 2004, when the movie is supposed to take place, the real Harvard Law School wasn't as white as the one “Legally Blonde” depicted. As writer Ella Ceron points out, that year Harvard Law was about 52% students of color.
“Legally Blonde, Jr.” is a family-friendly version of the Broadway musical, “Legally Blonde,” itself based on the 2001 hit comedy starring Reese Witherspoon.
The film originally ended at the courthouse right after Woods won the case, with Elle on the courthouse steps sharing a victory kiss with Emmett, then cutting one year into the future to her and a now-blonde Vivian starting their own Blonde Legal Defense Club at law school.
Legally Blonde 2 brought Elle Woods to Washington, D.C., where she successfully convinced lawmakers to pass a bill banning animal testing for cosmetic products. She later marries her longtime beau Emmett Richmond. In the final scene, Emmett asks Elle where she wants to live.
Vivienne Kensington was the ex-fiancée of Warner Huntington III and become friends with Elle Woods at the end in Legally Blonde. She was not seen after the first movie.
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Elle Woods (Stage Age 22-25) This leading lady is the head of her UCLA sorority Delta Nu and has a love of fashion and style. When Warner dumps her for not being serious enough, she decides to prove him wrong by going to Harvard Law School.
The original Broadway cast included Laura Bell Bundy in the lead role of Elle Woods and featured Christian Borle, Orfeh, and Michael Rupert. The show received mixed reviews and was nominated for seven Tony Awards, including Best Original Score and Best Leading Actress in a Musical, but did not win any.
Parents need to know that Legally Blonde is a tongue-in-cheek comedy starring Reese Witherspoon as aspiring lawyer Elle Woods. While the story revolves around Elle finding empowerment in staying true to herself and her values, it does have some sexual references and stereotyping.
She decides to track down the birth mother of her beloved dog, Bruiser, and discovers that she is being used for animal testing. After getting fired for trying to bring up the testing facility, Elle goes to work on Capitol Hill, seeking to advance animal rights.
