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'I object!': What critics are saying about Legally Blonde prequel Elle

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'I object!': What critics are saying about Legally Blonde prequel Elle
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But a Legally Blonde series that doesn't take itself seriously as a comedy or as a source of inspiration? The nods to teen cinema classics, such as the wittier Clueless and the sharper Mean Girls, only serve to highlight this toothlessness."You can decide for yourself when Elle begins streaming on Prime Video from tomorrow. He embraced it with humourTopic:CelebritiesBarbie has reached the 'Barbillion' milestone.

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What critics are saying about Legally Blonde prequel ElleMBy Mawunyo GbogboTopic:TelevisionTue 30 Jun 2026 at 4:36pmTue 30 Jun 2026 at 4:36pmTue 30 Jun 2026 at 4:36pmLexi Minetree plays Elle Woods in the Legally Blonde prequel. (Supplied: Prime Video)abc.net.au/news/what-critics-are-saying-about-legally-blonde-prequel-elle/106862144Link copiedShareShare articleYour honour, Legally Bonde was an indisputable hit.The 2001 romantic comedy and satire, which had Australian director Robert Luketic at its helm, starred Reese Witherspoon as bubbly sorority girl Elle Woods, who enrols in Harvard Law school in a bid to win back her ex-boyfriend.Its sequel, Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde, received a much more subdued reception when it was released in 2003, but that didn't dampen the…

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