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Legally Blonde (2001)
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Movie Database |
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Roger Ebert Review, Chicago Sun-Times |
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Cinema in Focus, review
by Hal Conklin and Denny Wayman. |
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Hollywood Jesus
visual review. |
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Review by Jeffrey Overstreet at Looking Closer: Searching for Truth
Beauty and Meaning in the Arts. |
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Spirituality & Health, movie review by Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat. |
| Themes
 | Clean/Unclean,
Judgment
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As California sorority girl Elle Woods arrives at
Harvard, she clearly doesn't fit the picture of a Harvard Law
Student--and she is treated like it, in this and
subsequent themes. (F.
Elizabeth Givens, Associate Pastor, Reveille UMC,
Richmond, VA) |
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"Though we might question the validity of such a
message in real life, the truth is that every person is far more than the
superficial categories in which our first-impression stereotypes place
them." (Cinema in Focus, review
by Hal Conklin and Denny Wayman) |
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| Doers of the Word
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I used excerpt from different areas of this film to show
how God has imparted each of us with spiritual gifts. Eph. 4:11. God
gives each of special gifts, and he expects us to use them. Elle had
gifts she never knew existed until she rose to the challenge of being
more than what she was. Her success in the courtroom trial scene
underscores the importance of using gifts even if the world denies the
gifts exist. (Pam Hall, Hilliard UMC, Florida)
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