I watched it after reading that it was a feminist movie. It's way better than I expected (though the french voices are awful) even if the scenario is really obvious. It's sweet and just what I needed in a bad time of my depression. The bad point for me was the cliché of homosexual people.

I watched this after I saw an article about it's feminism which I found really empowering. I was disappointed how Elle worked so hard for a boy that clearly didn't deserve her but after a while I realised that this was a pivotal plot point to show her journey as a character. I think it communicated great messages especially about how everyone should be taken seriously in their goals and that everyone's interests are important and everyone has something to offer. It's far from free of cliches but that doesn't take away it's position as a great film for empowerment.

“If you’re going to let one stupid prick ruin your life, you’re not the girl I thought you were.” ELLE & EMMETT FOREVER 💘

>"Oh, I like your outfit too, except when I dress up as a frigid bitch, I try not to look so constipated." I avoided this movie my whole life because I thought it was going to be horrible. Boy, was I surprised and delighted by this. It reminded me of Clueless, and I think it is up there with one of Reese's best performances