律政俏佳人英文观后感 篇1
I love this everything about this movie including its storyline, actors, actresses and so on. I think this movie is very sweet. Why do I think so? There are some reasons.
First of all, Reese Witherspoon who is acting the heroine "Elle Woods" is very cute, not only cute but also her fashions are so charming. Secondly, I like Elles character. She is always positive with everything, even if she faces serious or difficult situations. My favorite scene is that where Law School students including Elle, Elles old boyfriend, Warner and his girlfriend Vivian are taking a class. As Elles opinion is praised by professor, and her opinion is better than Warners, Warner and Vivian look each other with chagrined face. When I saw the scene, I felt refreshed, and I wanted to say to Elle that "You did it, Elle!"
I really like this movie! The storyline, all of fashions are cute, and actors as well as actresses are suitable for their characters. This movie is not only sweet, charming and delightful, but also Elle Woods told us that a lot of important things for humans beings. In particular I want many ladies to see this movie, but I recommend this movie to to everyone including young boys!
律政俏佳人英文观后感 篇2
A high concept can be a wonderful thing. Up to a point. It can get your film sold and maybe even make it look attractive, but it cant ensure much of anything else. Case in point, may it please the court, is "Legally Blonde."
Starring Reese Witherspoon as a Bel-Air airhead wending her way through law school, "Legally Blonde" is basically "Clueless Goes to Harvard." Nothing wrong with that notion, but, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, Ive seen "Clueless" and this is no "Clueless."
Thats more disappointing than it may sound, because "Legally Blonde" is guilty of squandering resources. Amusing as it goes about setting up its premise, in Witherspoon, the gifted veteran of "Election" and "Pleasantville," it has an actress willing to throw herself completely into the part to excellent effect. But while "Clueless" had the use of the road-tested plot of Jane Austens "Emma," "Legally Blonde" does not. Haphazardly directed by first-timer Robert Luketic and written by Karen McCullah Lutz & Kirsten Smith (who did the similarly bright but dramatically unfocused "10 Things I Hate About You"), this film cant figure out where to go with its concept and increasingly unravels as it marches along.
Witherspoon plays Elle Woods, the way blond president of the Delta Nu sorority at a mythical Southern California university. Though were clued in early that shes way smarter than her runner-up for Miss Hawaiian Tropic lifestyle might indicate, Elles ambitions are limited to getting married to the man of her dreams.
That would be Warner Huntington III (Matthew Davis), smug as only a III can be. On the night Elle expects Warner to propose, he takes the opportunity to break up with her. Hes going to Harvard Law with the aim of being a senator by the time hes 30, a schedule that mandates that he "marry a Jackie, not a Marilyn."
Miffed, Elle decides to go to Harvard Law as well. So what if her strong GPA comes from taking courses like "The History of Polka Dots" as a fashion merchandising major. So what if her father feels law school is exclusively for people who are "boring, ugly and serious." Harvard Law is what its going to be.
Elles determination is at the heart of her irrepressible character. Faultlessly played by Witherspoon, Elle is all bounce all the time, so filled with positive energy that the actress reported that it was actually tiring to play the part. Elles bikini-clad video application so flummoxes the Harvard admission committee that it lets her in in the name of, what else, diversity.
She arrives with her scented, pink resume and her tiny Chihuahua Bruiser, determined to take notes not on a computer but a cozy heart-shaped pad. No one is amused. Not her ex Warner, not his snooty new fiancee Vivian Kensington (Selma Blair), not fierce professor Stromwell (Holland Taylor). Only the quietly handsome Emmett Richmond (Luke Wilson) can look past the light streaming off her hair and sees Elle for what she is.
All this is passably amusing, but once the film establishes Elle at Harvard, it seems at a loss as far as building on its eminently serviceable premise. It sets off in two directions, but neither one offers much in the way of satisfaction.
"Legally Blonde" first gives Elle a confidant in the form of a confidence-challenged manicurist named Paulette played by Jennifer Coolidge. Though Groundlings veteran Coolidge is invariably amusing ("Best in Show," a key cameo in "American Pie"), Paulette is too phlegmatic for even her talents to energize.
More misguided is the subplot concerning a murder case that Elle, as an intern for the defense team headed by one of her professors (Victor Garber), gets involved with. Though comedy legal proceedings neednt be as carefully plotted as Perry Mason, this one is so cockamamie that you can feel the interest leak out of the situation like air out of a balloon. Its unfortunate that a film premised on the notion that first impressions are not always reliable finds itself teaching that very lesson itself.
All this is passably amusing, but once the film establishes Elle at Harvard, it seems at a loss as far as building on its eminently serviceable premise. It sets off in two directions, but neither one offers much in the way of satisfaction.
"Legally Blonde" first gives Elle a confidant in the form of a confidence-challenged manicurist named Paulette played by Jennifer Coolidge. Though Groundlings veteran Coolidge is invariably amusing ("Best in Show," a key cameo in "American Pie"), Paulette is too phlegmatic for even her talents to energize.
More misguided is the subplot concerning a murder case that Elle, as an intern for the defense team headed by one of her professors (Victor Garber), gets involved with. Though comedy legal proceedings needn't be as carefully plotted as Perry Mason, this one is so cockamamie that you can feel the interest leak out of the situation like air out of a balloon. It's unfortunate that a film premised on the notion that first impressions are not always reliable finds itself teaching that very lesson itself.更多经典英文观后感推荐阅读：
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律政俏佳人观后感【1】
《律政俏佳人》看得我很有感触，一个人要怎么努力才能实习自己的目标？女人啊，光是有光鲜靓丽的外表永远是不够的，欣赏那些内外兼修的人，不以外表的美丽而自傲，反而比大家付出更多的努力，这真的很值得学习和尊敬。一个人拥有漂亮外表的人是会受到很多诱惑的，光是抵挡这份诱惑都需要很大的定力了，何况在这种条件下还 能追求更为远大的人生理想和抱负。
喜欢女主角在最后拒绝她的前任男朋友的话——我在30岁的时候会成为法律界重要的一员，而我需要一个头脑足够聪明的男朋友。以其人之道还 治其人之身，太酷了。其实无须更多的言语，行动和事实已经是最明确的回击。不要太过于抱怨别人的轻视，让自己变得更优秀，然后站在那个人面前，这已是对他们最狠的回击。也不要把不能得到认同的怨恨埋藏在心中，那些不看好自己的人根本不配在自己心中占据着一点空间。同时当你追寻着更为广阔的天地的时候，那些原本重要的、能伤害你的，会慢慢变得无关紧要。一个人只要坚持做自己就足够了，这就是所谓的真我本色的魅力吧！在内心深处，永远做善良、诚实的自己。
律政俏佳人观后感【2】
昨天，我和女w躺在床上看了《律政俏佳人》这部美国喜剧片，也是一部
和女人躺在床上看着《律》，我们大笑不止。女人也渴望像剧中人一样去为自己认为对的事而奋斗，可是女人必竟不是生活在剧中，她心气太高，可却不从实地出发，总想一下子功成名就，站在云端化龙。每每遇到不顺心意的事情时，就会怨这怨那怨这个社会。我不敢说她，因为那样她会说成是我在嫌弃她。我只是想让她认清这个现实无奈的社会。
你无法改变这个社会，那就改变自己。可……
看过这部片子之后，我们依然躺在床上，丝毫没有要起来的意思，虽然时针早已指向了12点。两个人在床上，什么都不想，什么都不往脑子里记录，像流水一样，流过无痕。
律政俏佳人观后感【3】
最近稍微偷一下懒，找了一部电影来看，感想良多埃
在律政俏佳人电影中，艾丽是女主角。美丽，时尚的她却被追求事业的男朋友抛弃了。为此，她决定考进哈佛法学院去追回男朋友。
艾莉凭借自己的努力考取了哈佛法学院。但是保守、甚至迂腐且以男性目光建构的法学院是不会接受这样的一个女生的。在法律课堂上，教师总是会找茬来质问她是否课前预习了功课。法学院的老师和学生都对她有偏见，看不起她。如果她表现出色，他们甚至会感到惊讶。
艾丽在分手后不断地从自己身上找原因，将赢得爱情与婚姻作为自己进入律政行业的动力。艾丽看似是在主动追求自己的爱情，实际上却只是为了让男友注意到自己，她一直受着男性思维的禁锢。此外，影片中女性之间的竞争和比较也是围绕着男性的，女性的成功与否是以是否获得男性欢心来衡量的。艾丽的情敌维维安常在艾丽面前故意炫耀自己手上的钻戒，或者对沃纳示好。当被艾丽狠损了之后，维维安伸手看着手上的钻戒，其女友也对她说，“至少你得到了戒指”。从中可以看出，爱情的允诺与婚姻的保证还 是女性最看重的，电影塑造的女性都要受限于“被爱”、“家庭”等传统女性角色定义。
这部电影虽说是彰显女性在法律界的地位，但仍存在着种种不平等。首先，电影大部分内容体现了爱情、婚姻和家庭是女性的第一要务，影片的女主角按照男性社会的价值观念调整自己的生活。塑造的女性形象表现了传统女性具有的“女性特质”，是被动的、顺从的、被观赏的、感性的、被情感支配的，她们的领域被限制在依赖于男性的社会范围中。其次，胜诉的背后也是因为她发挥了自己的女性特长，对同性恋的洞察力，以及关于烫发的美容常识；在很大程度上，她是凭借女性的感性思维和直觉才“意外”取胜的。因此，影片实际并没有真正认可女性与男性在理性思维能力方面的平等，实际上体现了对女性的偏见。
但是即使电影没有表现出真正的男女平等，我相信那一天总会实现的。
律政俏佳人观后感【4】
之前，我有机会观赏了《律政俏佳人》，一部美国不错的喜剧电影，同时也是一部立志的电影。
女主角艾莉·伍兹过着无忧无虑的生活，能够说她是应有尽有。她是一个来自热带夏威夷的女孩，女大学生联谊会会长，她是一个天生丽质的金发碧眼美女。同时艾莉伍兹正在与学校中最酷的男孩华纳恋爱，并一心一意想做他的新娘——华纳亨廷顿三世夫人。
但是，华纳却因为有一个出身名门，同样跟自我有着哈佛法学院上学资格的韦安女生决定抛弃艾莉伍兹。当艾莉·伍兹问其理由的时候，他说：“你除了金发碧眼的美貌外实在没有什么可吸引人的。”我在想，爱你的时候，你的什么都是美貌的，不爱你的时候，你的任何都是剩余的东西。看着在餐厅中的艾莉伍兹听到这个消息的时候，失态的样貌，不禁有些心酸。之后的艾莉伍兹也以前彷徨过，也以前怀疑过，也以前想要放下。然而，也许是这个小的插曲，激起了她的斗志。
她觉得自我就应做点什么，而不是享受自我此刻的生活。她报考了哈佛的法学院。决定要赢回华纳的心。当时她的老师也不看好，她这样的选取，甚至许多人认为她疯了。她遇到了很多的困难，她遭受了很多的嘲笑，讥讽。结果呢？哈佛的法学院，朝她敞开了欢迎的大门，她获得了新的成功。
刚进法学院，那里与她以前的舒适环境简直是天壤之别，艾莉有生以来第一次务必进行一场战斗，为了她心爱的人、为了她自我。甚至是华纳的未婚妻韦韦安的挑衅，甚至是第一次，因为没有回答出教授的问题，而被赶出课堂，但是她没有退缩，她都很勇敢的.而聪慧的应对了，这也促使她最终取得了超出所有人想象的胜利。
在做实习生的时候，维护了一个律师的尊严，也苛守一个律师人，应尽的本份。最后她胜利了，她不仅仅透过自我的努力考进了哈佛大学法学院，而且成了那一届最优秀的毕业生。然而她当初追求的男友华纳却什么都没有了。她——艾莉伍兹凭着自我的真才实学和自我奋斗步入上流社会，也挑战了华纳和整个社会对金发碧眼美女的歧视。
故事到此并没有结束，她依旧持续她自我的风格，美艳而张扬，带着她最亲爱的吉娃娃，成为那个沉闷的地方的一道亮丽风景，但是大家似乎对她没有什么好感。但她就是那样一个乐观而永往直前的人，最终得到了学位，打赢了一场难搞的官司，赢得了另一个优秀的男朋友的心，并顺利进入了知名的律师事务所。
艾莉事业上的成功是她自我努力的结果，因为美国社会对于金发女郎徒有外表没有内涵的歧视，艾莉以前受到过很多挫折。无论是被男朋友华纳抛弃，还是即使在那之后发愤图强考上了哈佛法学院也终究摆脱不了遭人排斥的命运，虽然艾莉曾有数次想要放下一切的冲动，然而也许这仅仅是一个小插曲，是激发艾莉永不认输的一个因素。艾莉有生以来务必进行一场战斗，为了她心爱的人、为了她自我、也为了哪些每一天都无休止地承受着侮辱的金发美女。
突然就有很多感悟。好莱坞式剧情发展模式虽然老套，但却最易触动人心中最为柔软的那一部分，让人感动，看过以后能让你感觉到自我又何尝不能像主人公那样坚持自我，努力学习，得到完美的结局呢。人生就应是有激情和目标的，并且要有坚定的意志和遇到挫折绝不放下的决心。不管怎样，乐观向上的人，总会有收获的。一个人，生下来不是注定你做什么的，你只能做什么？也许你，他，我，都以前经历过这样的事情，我们去做一件事情的时候，别人给你的都是反对的意见，别人给给你的都是歧视，都是嘲笑，几乎没有人支持你，每个人都不看好你。这个时候你会退缩吗？你会坚持你自我的观点吗？你会吗？你会坚持走下去吗？你会认为你自我真的错了吗？是不是开始怀疑自我了呢？有人说信任胜过信仰，你对自我自信一点，哪管什么信仰，连自我都不相信的人，还能有什么信仰呢？有什么信仰比得过相信你自我呢？别人不看好你，别人不相信你的潜力，你自我难道也不相信吗？你真的那么的一无是处吗？你真的相信自我无药可救了吗？你真的相信自我是世界上最大的笨蛋了吗？如果你这样想的话，那你真的没得救了。因为你对自我都失去信心了，其他的还有要说要做的可能吗？
挺喜欢艾莉的性格，她自信、美丽、有个性，富有正义感，她明白自我在追求什么，并且为了自我的理想而努力奋斗。虽然说她刚开始是为了感情而进哈佛法学院的，但当她证明了自我的实力之后，便毅然放下了华纳。
在那之后，她作为一名实习生，开始进入律师的实习。之后事务所接手了一桩刑事案件。社交名媛布鲁克·泰勒·温汉姆被指控与男仆有染，并为此谋杀了丈夫，有继女的不利证词。艾莉认识布鲁克，不相信她会杀人。也不相信她与男仆的事。很快，艾莉就让那男仆当庭泄露了他是个同性恋者。我想单单凭借当时她个人所拥有的法律知识和辩论技巧，艾莉在这个案子上可能获胜的几率是极小的。艾莉的“幸运”不是因为她有多聪明多理智，而是在于她凭借自我的对生活的多感与激情找到了潜在的“巧合”，但更重要的，是一份属于她自我的努力和慎重。经过无数的挫败，这个女孩在我们面前坚强地成长起来，从先前的拥有大小姐脾气的金发女郎蜕变成具有丰富感性认知和冷静头脑的年轻女律师，好莱坞又一次让我们见证了一个女孩奋斗的历程，让人感动。
