SnoopyStyle Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) is getting married to Emmett Richmond (Luke Wilson). She goes in search of her dog Bruiser Woods' parents for the wedding. She finds Bruiser's mom being tested on at V.E.R.S.A.C.E. When she objects, she's let go from her law firm. She decides to go to Washington D.C. to change the law for animal testing. She gets to work for fellow alumni Rep. Victoria Rudd (Sally Field).The first movie had the charm of something completely original. I liked the first one enough but this one doesn't have the possibility of taking us by surprise. The idea seems old now. The movie tries to put Elle Woods in the most unlikely place again. So they twist a story out of shape to put her there and make DC out to be something unreal. It isn't quite as funny anymore. At least it's not funny intentionally.

Shounak Reza ''Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde'' really disappointed me. After watching the movie ''Legally Blonde'', I liked it so much that I immediately saw the sequel: ''Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde''. And when the movie started, it felt interesting, but near the middle of the movie, it felt too boring and completely uninteresting. The sequel didn't make me laugh. However, I'd like to praise the performance of ReeseWitherspoon. It's only because of Reese that we keep watching the movie until it's end. Like other movies, Reese gave an excellent performance in this movie as well.However, this movie is not completely ''bad'', but it's not as interesting as the first one. I'd like to give ''Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde'': 7 out of 10.

Sirus_the_Virus I loved the original Legally Blonde. Two or three years passed by and we ended up with Leagally Blonde: Red white and blonde. The great Reese Witherspoon is back as Elle Woods. But what the hell happened to the Legally Blonde I loved? Legally Blonde 2 has gone through what Bridget Jones 2 has gone through. though that film was better. This film, was sort of silly. I am not saying that that film wasn't but this one is a lot dumber.In the sequel to the hit Legally blonde, Reese Witherspoon returns as Harvard law graduate Elle Woods. This time, when she figures out that her dog Brooser has a mother. When she goes to where his mother is, she finds out something terrible. So she stands up for animal rights. She eventually gets fired from where she is working and travels down to Washington D.C., where the same thing happens to her. The people working down there think she is a dumb blonde, like the original. I loved the original. But Legally blonde 2 is just weird. Elle is still her girly self, but this time she isn't as funny. The film is also kind of corny. Earlier I said weird. I only said that because she finds out that her dog is gay. What the hell? how the hell can a dog be gay? How could they judge her so quickly again? Why did they decide to make this film? Legally Blonde 2 isn't a disaster, but it is one of those silly sequels that could've been a lot better. Legally blonde 2: Red, white, and blonde:**/****

blanche-2 Reese Witherspoon again stars as Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde," a 2003 sequel to the highly successful "Legally Blonde." A mistake."Legally Blonde" turned the old in crowd/out crowd story on its ear, with a pretty, shallow young woman, Elle Woods, from the "in crowd" who feels inadequate, applies herself, and graduates from Harvard, all the time using her vivacious personality and pink accessories while living in the nerd world. LB 2 starts on a preposterous premise of Elle trying to find her dog Bruiser's mother so that mother and son can attend her wedding. Bruiser's mom turns up as a cosmetics lab, and Elle takes the fight to end animal testing on cosmetics to Washington.Witherspoon is a wonderful actress and in Elle, creates a great personality, but she can't save this thing. It's great to have a feature film focused on the issue of cosmetics testing in animals, but it hardly matters because of the poor script.People always say no one starts out to make a bad film. I honestly don't think the idea of a bad film ever comes up. I think it's more honest to say that no one starts out to make a film that they don't think will make money, and hang the script, especially if it's on the coattails of a previous hit.