6 Comedies Featuring Awesome Female Relationships To Watch On Netflix - Part 6
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6 Comedies Featuring Awesome Female Relationships To Watch On Netflix

It's never easy deciding what to watch. With a plethora of films available on even a single streaming service and new movies being added every month, even the most dedicated cinephiles among us have difficulty making a choice, never mind making it a good one. To assist our readers with choosing an awesome film, each week I’ll bring you six high-class selections available on Netflix Watch Instant to indulge your insatiable need for streaming options. Last week we brought you some period dramas, this week we're looking at some comedies with awesome female relationships. Bromances are a subgenre unto themselves, but what about films that show equally loving friendships between women? There are too few of those to go around, so when we do come across films that feature funny, awesome, and occasionally caustic female relationships, something should be said about them.
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 5) Legally Blonde 

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Want to know why women love Legally Blonde? Because it defies stereotypes.

Reese Witherspoon is Elle Woods, a sorority girl sorely disappointed when her boyfriend is accepted into Harvard Law and subsequently breaks up with her. The solution? Get into Harvard Law and get him back. So she does, all too easily. Once at school she faces stereotyping due to her appearance and attitude, immediately belied by the fact that she’s much smarter than everyone else.

The part that I like most about Legally Blonde, though, is the way in which the various female characters finally band together. Elle’s attitude might seem ditzy and self-centered on the surface, but she’s a remarkably loving person, encouraging her hairdresser to go after what she wants, and breaking down the resident bitch’s resolve to discover that she’s a decent person after all.

The whole point of the film is the puncturing of stereotypes, the rejection of images that calls blondes stupid and smart women ice queens – and it’s all for the benefit of women.


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