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Legally Blonde Collection: Reese Witherspoon Ages Well

Troy Anderson by Troy Anderson
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Legally Blonde Collection surprised me. I remember when both films first dropped and I kinda hated them. Well, back then…it was never about the movies themselves. It was about the audience that attracted. Watching a film like this in a theatrical setting never appealed to me. Then, the subsequent TBS showings meant that I had the freedom to skip them. Reese Witherspoon is easily dismissed as an actress, but it’s time to give credit where credit is due. This is where the cynical among you will bring that she won an Oscar. Well, she deserved that Oscar. However, the quick return to safe movies up-ended that easy-to-follow path with the discerning film fans. Shout Factory has done a proper double dip with better transfers for the two Legally Blonde films. Do the right thing this weekend, people. If your lady friend can sit through the back catalog of John Carpenter films, then you can see what she liked 18 years ago. Lord knows that she’s suffered through the genre crap that has entertained you. Legally Blonde

Legally Blonde Collection special features

DISC ONE: LEGALLY BLONDE (2001)
  • NEW 4K Scan Of The Original Legally Blonde Camera Negative
  • NEW Interview With Actor Jessica Cauffiel
  • Audio Commentary With Director Robert Luketic, Actor Reese Witherspoon, And Producer Marc Platt
  • Audio Commentary With Costume Designer Sophie de Rakoff Carbonell, Production Designer Melissa Stewart, Director Of Photography Anthony B. Richmond, Screenwriters Karen McCullah Lutz And Kirsten Smith, And Animal Trainer Sue Chipperton
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Inside Legally Blonde
  • The Hair That Ate Hollywood
  • Hoku: “Perfect Day” Music Video
  • Theatrical Trailer
DISC TWO: LEGALLY BLONDE 2: RED, WHITE & BLONDE (2003)
  • NEW Interview With Actor Jessica Cauffiel
  • Audio Commentary With Actors Jennifer Coolidge, Jessica Cauffiel, And Alanna Ubach
  • Blonde Ambition
  • Stars and Stripes, Never!
  • Elle’s Anthem
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Gag Reel
  • Leann Rimes: “We Can” Music Video
  • Hair Apparent
  • Puppy Love
  • Pretty In Pink
  • Theatrical Trailer
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