Erin Brockovich vs. Legally Blonde

Willie Waffle would rate excellent movies with “a stack of waffle and syrup.” Sieskel and Ebert would say “Two thumbs up.” These “professional movie goers” critique movies that we love and enjoy. As a regular at the movies, I, like the critics, do see many similarities and differences among the movies. Two movies’ heroines, Erin Brockovich in “Erin Brockovich” and Elle Woods in “Legally Blonde,” stand out with many striking differences and similarities in physical appearance, treatment of men, and character.

Although both heroines were beauty queens, their physical demeanors are strikingly contrasted; thus, showing each’s social status. Elle Woods was Miss Hawaiian Tropics, and she showed class and cosmopolitan flare. On the other hand, Erin Brochovich was Miss Wichita, and she showed a distasteful gaudy, slum appearance. Everywhere Elle went she flaunted her wealth. Her nails are always properly manicured and her salon Ned-curled hairs always glow. Erin, on the other hand, exposes her welfare class through

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