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Growing up being taught that femininity was inherent weakness, I spent a lot of my childhood rebelling against anything I considered feminine. But movies like Legally Blonde helped show me I could be strong and intelligent AND look cute doing it.

this movie literally helps me fight off anxiety and procrastination.

“Our culture sends the message that traditionally feminine tastes and female-oriented bonding activities are lesser, in order to de-value women.” PREACH!!

Elle is amazing representation for strong women. So much of the time in media ‘strong’ women are depicted as having masculine traits, there is nothing wrong with having those traits of course but that mentality also equalizes traditional femininity with weakness. There are different types of strength and there’s power in pink!

This will always be a classic movie and a must watch for motivation.

First Cher and then Elle, there is genius in the blonde never underestimate that. It shows that we do a disservice to women who are conventionally attractive. Women are more than their looks

That bit about fashion merchandising and history of polkadots being silly and unimpressive has always been so hurtful to me. First of all, merchandising is part of overall marketing and business studies, which is extremely hard and competitive. Second, as a fashion historian, let me tell you - history of polkadots or any other patterns is a fascinating anthropological study! ❤️

I always liked the twist near the end, where you think the perv law professor was the one who vouched for her to go to Harvard Law, and then the lady law professor reveals herself at the salon when Elle's at her lowest point.

We've been here with Marilyn Monroe, too. She was the original blonde bombshell with sex appeal for days, but in real life she was ahead of her time on integration, highly intelligent, well-read, ambitious and determined. Just like Elle. And yes, I adore Elle's genuine love for other people.

I absolutly love how You analize those "chick flicks" or "teen girls movies" (like Legally Blonde, Mean Girls, Clueless) and show how much valuable life lessons they pressent, how much thought was put into those characters and how simply good they are. Just like Elle is often looked down on, those type of films - with girls and women, what a suprise - don't drow so much atention and aren't discussed that much, I think. It's so nice to have a place like Your channel in my feed. Thank You.

YESSSSS. Preach it, girls! PREACH. IT. Elle Woods is my idol, feminine but not weak, vulnerable but strong. Absolute queen. Reminds me of your Cinderella video, how femininity doesn't mean you're doing things the wrong way.

This movie inspired me to get into medical school. That scene where Elle decided to prove how valuable Elle Woods can be is my go to scene when I'm feeling down

Elle was my inspiration when I went back to college last year. I went and got binders and a pencil case covered in flowers. That's my love, and while my profession won't be in the flower field, I can bring them with me wherever I go. Oh, and I'm still at a 3.9 GPA while being a single mom.

Interesting breakdown. I like that this movie shows that you don’t have to sacrifice femininity and beauty to be determined and intelligent.

part of it is the idea that feminity is somehow shallow or mock worthy

The first Legally Blonde movie will always be one of my all-time favorite guilty pleasure movies.

Please could you do another analysis about Mean Girls, this time about how Janice herself is corrupted by popularity and how her judgement of the Plastic's for their feminity and sexuallity, is just as manipulative as judging someone who isn't as girly or sexual and confident. So how a lot of femme characters in films or through media are portaryed as the villians, and how Janiace is sort of just excused for her choices to use Cady and how unfair it is that she doesn't get punished, mauybe even looking at how the popular film reverses and condradicts the message of girls to stop hating one another, maybe even looking at the problems through Tina Feys writing and possible interviews, and comparing the characters change in the musical.

Harvard aside, fashion merchandising is a very valuable skill. It's not easy to learn the mechanics of the fashion industry from the designers to the manufacturers the make the clothes to the retail stores. It takes a lot of work to manufacture, distribute and market clothing then make profits. Especially that the fashion industry is very competitive.

My natural hair color is pretty close to Elle's. I can't even begin to count all the times I have been labeled a "dumb blonde." I actually dyed my hair about 5 years ago because I was so fed up with being treated like I didn't have a brain. Then I saw Legally Blonde and it made me proud to be a blonde. Im trying to grow the stubborn dark brown out.

“Practically deformed?” Is such an unrated line

I'm not like Elle Woods at all, but I love her so much. I love these movies. She is so smart, so open to new things, and ready to accept anyone. I was drawn into the movie because it was funny, but every time I watch I can't believe how smart and how nice she is to people. It's my hope that even though we don't have the same interests, I can be just as awesome as she is and let someone like her into my life. I think another rewatch is now in order!

"What, like it's hard?!" is one of my favourite movie quotes of all time and should really be on motivational posters everywhere! Love that you have analysed this movie, and agree with your analysis 100%! Elle Woods is a great role model for those who may find themselves feeling out of place and ostracised because of who they are. Elle shows that being unapologetically yourself, treating others the way you would like to be treated, and having faith in your abilities are all qualities that should correctly guide you along whatever path you are meant to take in life. I also love how she stuck to her goal of completing law school despite her reasons for doing so changing. For me this represents that, although the "why" in your plans can sometimes change, it doesn't mean that the actual goal should, and you should just keep pushing to achieve that goal if it is right for you. Legally Blonde also represents how your destiny can sometimes appear to be one thing, but that thing is in fact leading you to your actual destiny. Elle's primary motivation for doing anything after Warner broke up with her was to get back with him, but this ended up leading her to her destiny of becoming an amazing attorney, which is even better! It's also great to see how Elle's sorority is behind her all the way. This is the kind of positive support amongst women that we need to see a lot more of in movies and series! Love this movie, love The Take!

Ironically when I got lasik surgery all of a sudden people assumed I was dumb and all the typical stereotypes associated with blondes. All because I no longer wore glasses.

I love this movie. However, there is something missing in this analysis, which is how men see her. What makes her a good, nice person and allows her to make strong bonds with women, it's also what makes men around her not respect her or think they can make a move on her. The issue with Elle's attitude (and why i think most women try to avoid being like Elle in the real world), is that if you behave this way, you must fight twice as hard to be respected by men. In the movies most of the relationships she has are with women, because this is a movie about female empowerment and female friendships. Men either dismiss her and try to take advantage of her, or just try to pursue her. Like her professor or Warner, both of whom do not learn to respect her, even after she has repeatedly proof herself and her worth. Her own father doesn't respect her, even as smart as she is, it's hard to believe she would grow to think she can do anything having a father that dismisses her the moment she wants to do something great like studying law in Harvard. The only man that respects her is Emmett, and it's almost a secondary storyline. Like it's the exception to the rule. If you think about it, Emmett as a character, is this one-dimensional perfect being that exists for her. The movie would not change much if he wasn't there. And I'm not saying that is a bad thing, but it isn't very realistic. Most women in real life cannot afford to 'be like Elle'. It's really sad that being nice or a good person is seen as weakness or naivety. I've worked in an all men environment for the last 4 years, and i feel like I have to put on a façade and force myself to not smile so much or go out of my way to do nice things for others. It sounds horrible but in 4 years I've had too many situations where someone has dismissed my ideas, or tried to take advantage of my work, or think i was romantically interested in them because i brought them a cup of coffee when i went to get mine. The reality is that men, most of the time, don't respect women. And it's way worse if you are nice, bubbly or have an Elle-like personality.

I first saw Legally Blonde when I was about 12-13, at that point in my life I'd been going through a big tomboy-goth phase where I thought that I had to pretend I hated pink and keep my guard up around other girls in order to be strong. When I was little, I made no secret of my love for pink & interests that are considered traditionally feminine, like princesses and cute animals, but I also had a love for things that were considered "boyish", like monsters and comic books. After having some rather negative experiences with other girls who were also "girly" and ended up bullying me, I felt the need to abandon all things feminine and only embrace the things I liked that were considered "dark" and "edgy". I'm a dirty blonde, and several times I seriously considered dying my hair black to distance myself from girly stereotypes. Elle Woods helped me to understand that being myself & being strong meant embracing every aspect of myself, the part of me that wanted to see every horror movie AND the part of me that wanted to wear pretty dresses, and not caring what ANYONE thought about it. She told me that blonde girls who like pink are just as capable as anyone else of being smart & strong & worthy of admiration, and that it if someone does assume I'm just a dumb bimbo, they were the one with a problem. Thank You so much for making this video!!!

such a fantastic movie, that apparently owns a lot to its main actress, that decided to play the character seriously when the movie was supposed to be much more "stupid blond' type...

i'm a brunette yet i so strongly identify with elle woods. if you look a certain way, society assumes you _are_ a certain way and they treat you as such even if you behave to the contrary. it's even worse if you behave in a way they don't expect (i.e. if you're model pretty but mensa smart) because then you're abused by jealous men and ostracized and ignored/back stabbed by women out of jealousy. it's a very isolating feeling, even if you're a genuinely nice person. because no one reads it as sincere, they think you're being fake. it's really stupid and damaging and i hope one day society is rid of this behavior.

Elle is an emotionally strong person. Like imagine the bullying and seclution she felt when she was starting at Harvard. Yet she still got over it and smiled. I mean if I was her I would've quit a long time before. Truly an icon.

I’m not blonde, obsessed with pink, or into law, but damn I’m often seemingly ditzy, random, and I love fun colors. As someone going into a field that is undervalued for how major it is in modern society, I feel the struggle of being interested in “silly” things and fighting to be taken seriously (for anyone curious I’m studying Graphic Design). And as for interests, I love videogames, which to most people seems irrelevant to real life, but honestly they’ve taught me a lot.

YES COME THROUGH FOR MY GIRL ELLE

YES!🙌 I love this movie so much, especially as it subverts and reconstructs expectations of the stereotypical "dumb blonde". Elle quickly proves herself to be intelligent and savvy, as demonstrates in the opening store scene. She subverts other typical "blonde" archetypes- She's not bitchy, and even stages a fake breakup when she sees David getting rejected by a couple of girls he's trying to ask out. She's not promiscuous, as it's implied that Warner is the only guy she's ever been with. It's worth noting that Elle got into Harvard on the first try, whereas Warner had to redo the exams, and he later ends up dropping out, while she becomes a successful lawyer due to her adventures. Much like Cher Horowitz from "Clueless", Elle Woods is a fantastic female role model who shows young girls that they shouldn't have to dumb themselves down in order to be popular, and instead embrace their intellect. Think Blonde!💖🙌

Legally blonde is literally the most inspirational chic flick ever made.

This made me want to rewatch Legally Blonde - thank you for the rainy day plans!

A man once said to me, "the current world is dictated by masculine energy. If we had more feminine energy govern the world, it would be transformed into something so much better than what we know now." I think Elle embodies that.

One thing that did always bug me about the musical vs the movie is when she passes in the movie, she's over the minimum score by 4 points but they give her the straight on 175 in the musical. I feel like the 4 points shows that she's not making the bare minimum, it wasn't a fluke, she studied hard and it paid off.

She kind of reminds me of Barbie, misunderstood, a little naive, very positive, nice to everyone, and super smart

I didn’t realize how much this movie influenced me...I always give ppl the benefit of the doubt and ppl think I’m airheaded. I realized from watching this, my personality can be appreciated by those who matter and don’t mind. I’m not blonde but apparently blonde is a personality 😂

honestly in a world that demonizes everything effeminate, El is exactly what I want my kids to grow up into if I have them. Like not being effeminate specifically for being powerful and passionate and capable and intelligent. Where those qualities that people seem to look down on her actually her strengths and in this case it is hearth her femininity and humanity that makes her such an amazing. Her feminity does not take away from her intelligence like most series would have you believe. Her humanity is a valuable asset.

What I love most about it is the message that you can be a "pretty girl"and spend time in your looks and be " shallow " on certain aspects , doesn't keep you from being strong intelligent and driven , even in a difficult field .... As in you can be hot and intelligent

While I’m a brunette, puberty was hard for me. I was a huge geek and loved not just reading, but class, the interaction with teachers and asking questions. I had to be made to not sit with them and ask more questions at lunch. My friends and peers knew this about me. Then, I developed. The women in my family are petite and ridiculously well endowed. Like Dolly Parton big. Everyone, even my friends, started treating me like I was less intelligent, less interested in learning, and even a bad person (sexually precocious and a boyfriend stealer). Girls didn’t want me around their guys because they thought I’d try, and succeed, at winning them away. I started having more male friends because the girls sort of hanged up on me, and the rumors started. I would hang out with my sort of people, science guys who liked discussing which dinosaur was the best, what planet would be the coolest to inhabit. I hung out with other book nerds and played Harry Potter trivia games. A lot of girls weren’t into that stuff, as it was deemed not feminine to be interested. But, people started saying I wasn’t intelligent at all, but parroted what they said, and that I did well on homework by having them do it in exchange for sexual favors, and did well on tests by bribing them to let me cheat, or worse, maybe, possibly, seducing a teacher or my parents bribing them. I didn’t date in high school and eventually was too sick (a chronic thing I still have) to go physically. And the entire time rumors flew that I didn’t have a boyfriend only because I was passed around by so many guys that no one would want that dubious honor. It... was so hurtful. I hadn’t changed, on the inside at least. I remember actually saying, “Guys, it’s me. It’s still me. You KNOW me. How can you be saying this?” I was never able to “fix it,” or go back, I never got back the friends I lost, and the few I retained peeled away when I got sick. It hurt me so deeply. But a lot of things have happened since then that have been pretty hard to deal with, and if I hadn’t had that sharp lesson that sometimes bad things happen regardless of your intent, they would have been even harder to handle. I realized that some people would simply just not like me and there’s nothing I can do to change that. Whether it’s my looks, my voice, my background, my lack of brevity, my word choice, whatever, some people will just not be a fan. I can think of it as a “me” problem and try to change to suit everyone or accept it might be a “them;” problem and consider how I’d feel if a mythical friend was in a similar situation. If I would reassure them they did nothing wrong, in my heart of hearts, then I know that I need to be as kind to myself as I would be to them. Of all the people I’ve had to put up with, few are as harsh on me as I am on myself, and that’s an added burden I just don’t need in my life. Movies that remind you that sometimes people will just not like or respect you, while moving beyond finding that problem and on to finding a solution are important. Because while Elle *could* change her hair color and her “accent,” or inflection, if it makes her happy, she’s being true to herself, and she’s not hurting anyone, why should she have to? At the end of the day, when all your friends and enemies and champions and detractors have all gone away, you have to lay in the dark and listen to the thoughts you think about yourself. You’re the one companion you’ll never be rid of. So you might as well make that experience as survivable as possible. If *you* don’t like you, what does the rest really matter?

My favourite quote is: “You have all the equipment, all you need to is read the manual.” ICONIC

I only watched Legally Blonde for the first time about a year ago, thinking that it was just a romance movie, and was pleasantly surprised that it was actually all about character development and girl power. It was delightful and a very fun movie to watch.

Thanks for talking about how you can be a feminine human and be respected.

I love this movie and I love how you guys pointed out that our society too often confuses hope with naivety.

I've spent a lot of time observing people and studying sociology formally and informally... people do often end up living up to stereotypes because after so many people telling you what you are, expecting you to be and act a certain way, and sometimes even seeming disappointed or offended when you don't, going on for years and many of the people who even say they care about you thinking you should live up to this easy to understand view of the world... people do eventually mold their outward appearance into that. Sometimes even their inward appearance to themselves, they come to accept it as their identity. And proliferate the stereotype. It's human nature for us to want to be accepted and liked and understood. But the sad truth is so many people are caught up with their own lives and moving so fast that they quickly assess you and will try to shove you into some prerendered category of person before you even open your mouth. Even good people do this. Most people do this. This is also another natural human thing to do. But by being aware of that quick judgement and how monumentally complex a human being is (trust me honey the most talented teams of scientists and researchers have barely scratched the surface despite textbooks the size of tires, you definitely don't know how people are arranged) we can start to learn to give people a chance. Part of that is just admitting that we can be wrong. And unfroutnately our culture seems to be doubling down on "I can't ever admit that I'm wrong" ...being wrong is not a bad thing. I don't know why we turned that into a bad thing. *Being wrong is an opportunity. Not being perfect is perfectly okay.*

i just want to announce that thanks to this video i'm rewatching Legally Blonde for the thousand time.... so thank you? i guess

When I first saw this movie I thought Elle was the life action version of Barbie and I really mean that in best way. I grew up with the older Barbie movies (starting with Nutcracker and ends around Fashion Fairytale) and I genuinely saw the roles Barbie played in those movies as a truly kind, clever, compassionate, confident, adventurous person and before someone told me of the trope "dumb blonde" I never thought of it that way. In fact, my better and competent teachers during my kindergarten and first grade teachers blondes while the incompetent and a little too laid back person was a brunette so I didn't see anything about hair colors being associated with brains or beauty, but after growing up and consuming the more teen/YA/adult stuffs where blondes and brunettes are put into categories and put against each other I feel myself being affected more and more. This is really tells you the importance of the media you consume as well as how children slowly become affected by social prejudices. It's really scary.

Ellen woods is the ULTIMATE female role model. Because her femininity is her strength. She doesn't need to be more masculine to do just as good as the boys. Kinda reminds me of points made in your Cinderella video. Her positivity in the face of adversity is so admirable. I will always look up to her.

I LOVE that Elle is one of few examples in film of an ultra feminine woman who is NOT a villain. She is super sweet and considerate of others, which is something that we don’t see often enough. It’s also wonderful that although Elle’s friends didn’t understand Elle’s desire to pursue law school, they supported her nonetheless.

Such a great movie. I love the message that you can be smart and competent without giving up your girly interests/personality. I'm a girl majoring in computer science and while it's great that people are encouraging girls in STEM I do sometimes feel like there's this message of "girls can be geeks, too!" that pushes the image of girls in jeans and old hoodies, gaming and eating pizza right alongside the guys. I definitely have girlfriends who match that image, but it's so much rarer to see a positive portrayal of someone like me, a girl who likes to code but also likes to wear dresses and watch rom coms and who couldn't care less about video games or Star Wars.

Amazed at how u gals churn out such deep analysis so quickly. Hats off to your team👍

I wish I had understood the true meaning of this movie when I was a kid. I spent my whole life denying my femininity and tried so hard to not be like the “other girls” because I didn’t want to be looked down on. This hardened me and made me feel isolated from people who could be my friends and also gave me very low self esteem. When watching this movie I just thought of Elle as a joke and never realized how amazing she was. I’m now an adult, but I don’t think it’s too late to learn to be more like Elle💕

I loved the Legally Blonde Musical

I really love yalls sense of femininity and strength and your analysis on theses subjects. Being an avid watcher of your content has really encouraged me to think about these things and has helped me develop a sense of my identity as a woman. Keep up the good work!

SHE'S MY NUMBER 1 IDOL! Girly + Smart!!!!🎀

A genuine thank you to The Take for this video! Legally Blonde has always been one of my favorite movies because Elle is a truly inspirational character. She proves that femininity is a strength, not a weakness! She makes me think, "If Elle can do it, so can I! And look fabulous doing it!" Reese Witherspoon played her perfectly

“If you’re going to let one stupid prick ruin your life, then you’re not the girl I thought you were.” Tell myself this on a daily basis! There might not be anyone else in the world rooting for you, so YOU have to always be your biggest fan.

I gotta wonder if Elle Woods is an inspiration for the character of Leslie Knope. They are both feminine, powerful women who are kind and trustworthy.

Can you compare another blonde woman from another 2001 movie who showed up at a party in a Playboy bunny suit by accident? Bridget Jones (probably hampered by the same stereotypes as Elle); I seem to wonder if Elle's interaction with Bridget would be like her own with Paulette. I also noticed that the both of them wear these very bright pink outfits in the scenes where they're expressing empowerment and standing up to men (in contrast to someone like Joan from Mad Men who is decked out in pink in disempowering moments with men) I also wonder if you could do an analysis of Mimi from Digimon, the older I get, the more I appreciate her character. I love that they got the actress who played Ms. Grotke in Recess, very appropriate, since instead of talking elf from Harvard she ended up just giving Elle tips on how to best get there. Cinderella, Joan Holloway, Leslie Knope, now Elle Woods! 😍😍😍😍😍 I can keep imagining Elle and Leslie hanging out together, probably planning galentine's day

i love how she never change

Please do a video on The House Bunny! it's an underrated movie that's in the same concept as Legally Blonde: it takes a stereotype of a blond bimbo and it shows how she can be smart, caring and compassionate, more so than her typically "smart/edgy" peers and it shows how women can struggle so much to be different they end up becoming mean and judgmental instead.

One of the most inspiring women in film and I’m not even a blonde!!!

Elle is my hero. I have always been very feminine, I love make up, I used to do balroom dancing as a kid and I have blonde hair. People always assume I am stupid (especially some boys my age). The funny opened-mouth face they make when I tell them I am entering my third year in medical school is priceless.

it always irritates me that they're like "Your major is in fashion merchandising. Law school won't be impressed with that." What? You think the fashion industry doesn't need/have lawyers? bullshit.

This was the first movie I ever saw where the supposedly girl enemies fighting over the man decide to ditch him and go on to become friends. And it impacted my whole attitude towards female friendship into something much more wholesome.

Bruh I'm training to be an electrical engineer because of this unstoppable lass. I am so grateful for the creation of the wonderful Elle Woods!

Ah man! Since you did Big last week I was kinda hoping you would keep on with Samantha(please!! Haha) and/or Charlotte, or the other Sex and the City men haha. I gotta say, I'm only new to that show, I just saw the entire thing a couple of months ago. Anyways, you always do cool videos that I appreciate and I know it's not easy to make them, keep on the good work!

So Elle Woods is like a nicer and girlier version of the character "Tracey Flick" in the film "Election Day" (1997), also played by Reese Witherspoon

I was the artist almost my whole life. I was the pretty girl who was good at drawing, but I hated math and wasn't that good at science. I proved everyone wrong when I decided to become a machinist. I work in the shop like everyone else, sometimes better, while keeping my manicure. I always go to this movie whenever I need motivation.

there was a lot of of stereotypes back in the 90's where its either youre smart or pretty, she proved you can be both

Yesss Elle Woods. I may not be blonde but I like pink and being feminine and there's nothing weak about that 👏👏👏

I'm Elle minus the Blonde hair so this film is veryyyy close to my heart 💖

When you think of it God is really unfair, they made Elle a beautiful, intelligent, white, rich, optimistic, and warm person.Girl she had a 4.0 on Fashion Merchandising. That's a sub-major of Business and Design. That clearly makes her intelligent, Harvard gives anyone who was intelligent and gifted.

I love her supportive friends. It's one of the things that i like about the movie.

Bless you, bless you, bless you! I just recently watched again this masterpiece, and I thought how could would have been to see a video essay from you.

that´s the reason why i study law right know hahahah. thank you legally blonde

That was great! I always look forward to the high quality of your videos.

This is absolutely fantastic and I loved that it proves that smart girls can be pretty and pretty girls can be smart, which is something a lot of people forget. It sounds overly simple of course but it's still very true, centuries after we've had all of these assumptions collectively baked into our subconscious. As someone who, like Elle is naturally blonde, forever optimistic and have ideals I hold steadfastly, it's still painful to be dismissed by something as shallow as looks or a buoyant attitude. What I loved the most is that she decided Warner wasn't worth it, found a new passion in practicing law and graduated top of her class, instead of chasing him down and subsequently giving up.

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. Thanks for doing it justice!

The biggest thing about this film is the idea of women uplifting each other * sure, Vivian and Elle have conflict and they buy into that “who gets the guy” thing but Vivian is ultimately a big enough person to realise she was entirely wrong about Elle and they quickly bond over the idea of “we fought each other, for him? Nah, we both deserve so much more” * every scene with Paulette, Elle sees her pain and supports her reuniting with her dog and she does everything she can to teach Paulette that she is important and to give her the confidence to act on it * then there’s the sorority sisters, we don’t see much of them but when Elle decides she’s going to study for the LSAT even though they don’t understand it they immediately have her back and they support her, when she gets her results it feels like the results are the collective fruits of the entire sorority because they all showed up for their sister

I LOVE your content, so well thought out. I love that you are not just analysing movies but also applying that analysis to the daily life.

I’ve been waiting for this forever I hope this is a series!

OH MY GOD IM TOTALLY FREAKING OUT!!! Like literally just yesterday I rewatched Legally Blonde 2 for some motivation and inspiration and suddenly this came out in my KZfaq recommendation!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

Elle was such a good role model 🥺💕 i never realized how much this movie impacted me

At 15:08, I could fall in love w/ Elle!! She has such a look of kindness & goodwill on her face when she says to someone who hasn't always been kind to her, "Look! He likes you!" Reese Witherspoon radiates genuine warmth & innocence there that's very attractive in just a few seconds! It pulls you to Elle like a magnet! Wow.

brilliant and inspiring as ever, all this channel's analyses are awesome

Aaa as a blonde I’ve personally disproved many’s premonitions about “dumb blondes”, and I love this movie !!

You guys continue to and dissect my faves! Love this channel.

This was such a beautiful take! Thank you for the opinions you shared here, I'm sure they'll resonate with thousands of people❤️

Already liked it! Been waiting forever for this character analysis by you guys! 💜

as usual, your videos remind me why i love film and why i believe it helps me become a better person. thanks for your work!

Hailey: "In legally blonde, Elle won her case because she was true to herself and looked cute" Phil: "This is real life, Hailey. Not an excellent movie"

"No offence to Aristotle...." I loved her already. It's about time I revisited this movie. It was captivating at first when i was kid/teen to understand a lot of its nuances. It's secretly more clever than it appears. And I like that about it, the film is like the character itself. An nuance I appreciated even as a teen, which is a testament to how clever this movie is, is that it doesn't showcase a comical toppling of the mean girl - but a believable befriending of her and they make a power duo. That's a great message.

this was so nice to watch. as a brunette who has her hair blonde, i’ve noticed how different people treat me. i’ve always wanted to play around with hair colors and i found new confidence in being blonde. not only do i look good but i love proving people wrong when they try to scam me in some way. i’ve noticed how people try to undermine me because i’m always dressed cute with makeup and skirts and jewelry. now my hair is orange with hints of blonde elle is an inspiration. we love a queen. thank u, next

Please could you do an analyse of Over The Garden Wall and how Wirt finds his confidence in the strange world of The Unknown.

this was SUCH an excellent video, i love legally blonde with all my heart!

I just rewatched it a couple of days ago. Perfect timing or what?

This is now one of my fav vid on this platform. U earned this sub.

I played Elle before in a musical. She's my idol. I loved embodying her and portraying her beautifully.