Legally Blonde

Blondes may or may not have more fun, but in this one case, they certainly provide more fun.Read Full Review »

If this Popsicle of a movie melts long before it's over, the first half has more good laughs than all of “Sweethearts.”Read Full Review »

A featherweight comedy balanced between silliness and charm.Read Full Review »

Guilty of inciting a near-laugh riot thanks to an irresistible leading lady whose comic instincts are as impeccable as her manicure.Read Full Review »

Smart screwball comedy that upends the stereotype of the airhead towhead.Read Full Review »

She may be follically blond, but as an actor of distinction who's all of 25, Reese Witherspoon reveals interesting dark roots even as she plays golden girls.Read Full Review »

There's always Witherspoon, swimming upstream and never letting it slow her down. Blindingly purposeful, she's a perky blond tornado. Marilyn Monroe would not only have cheered her on. She'd have learned something.Read Full Review »

Witherspoon -- though miles from the keen satire of "Election" -- stays one sharp cookie even as her film crumbles.Read Full Review »

Witherspoon's sophisticated-pixie brilliance practically makes the movie, and her easy, confident, curvaceous carriage doesn't hurt, either -- she's the thinking guy's cupcake, maybe because her mind is just as supple as her curves.Read Full Review »

I half-admire its exquisite balancing act, squeezing laughs out of its leading lady's wardrobe, vocabulary, gestures, and cretinously oblivious Beverly Hills sense of entitlement, while simultaneously demonstrating her brilliance, sturdy ethics, and unflappable egalitarianism.Read Full Review »