Llegally Blonde? Will It Hurt Sororities

[moe.ron]

"For example, PRES. BUSH and REAGAN!"

I wouldn't be totally proud of these two individuals.

[amycat412]

Originally posted by Starlet:
I also agree that the movie's portrayal of sororities was ultimately positive because of what Elle was able to accomplish in the end. I really liked the fact that Ali Larter's character was also a Delta Nu and that she knew she could trust Elle because she was her sister. Again, they did film the movie at the DG house at USC.

Reese did her research at DG and KKG at USC, they did not film in the houses there. The law school campus shots were USC, though. I have no idea what campus the sorority houses they filmed exteriors/interiors in were, but they were not my alma mater, USC.

Originally posted by amycat412:
I have no idea what campus the sorority houses they filmed exteriors/interiors in were, but they were not my alma mater, USC.

I could've sworn that I've seen the front of the house, the staircase, and the entry way of the Delta Nu house in other movies. I just can't remember which ones.

[CrimsonTide4]

I saw the movie the other night for my birthday and LOVED IT. As others have stated, it showed a lot of positive things: sisterhood, pursuit of a goal.

What I loved is that Elle was not some catty woman. She was a nice person. Oh her fashion sense was jacked up but it endeared her to me.

This is easily a movie about how perceptions of a person based on a long lived stereotype, i.e. being blonde is not always true.

TWO THUMBS UP!!

[Jae]

The Delta Nu crest they showed in the movie was actually the Delta Gamma crest, with the letter nu replacing the gamma!