Wow! Such a good movie.

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

The Age of Commercialism

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

There is just no way that this li'l flick can really merit the six stars I've awarded it. They all go to Krista Allen, though. Who plays against devastating odds: a poor script, very weak storyline, jarring distracting sideshow actors. It occurs to me that Mr. Van Slee had perhaps too much say in its making, perhaps with some external creative input? But Ms. Allan saved the day! Though I had the misfortune to like her in the movie, then to go read the reviews, and be negatively influenced by them. Yes, it is really not such a good wig, although when I first saw the movie, it all seemed just sexy. Another reviewer did point out how innocent the picture is with its absence of violence and this is very true. It does irk me a bit that most are so in ecstasy about that lame singer. Oh for crying out loud, us guys come to see the blonde chick and the show is about her and I LOVE HER! And to the Mother Grundie who pointed out that Krista was in EMMANUELLE IN SPACE: hell, if I looked like Krista I'd have stood naked in front of a mirror all day and possibly would have been in a little skinfest flick too! I especially love those bare feet going to the shower, the blonde makeover scene with her lovely decolletage, and the peace sign she gives the waiter as she orders two portions of chicken. But, yes, when watched the second time round, the wig should have been less of a permed look. It should have been free-falling, blowing in the breeze, if you know what I mean. Obvious thing about this movie is that is quickly loses appeal, like bubble-gum losing flavor. The second half seems trite. All sparkle is lost. You needed a better script. Oh yeah, and the overall film quality is poor. Did they use old stock to film it on? I imported the movie through Amazon, so it has got to be the official version, but the image is not bright at all. Which sums up the whole plot. But blonde Krista is huggable! Ooh bunny! Had she not been in it, I wouldn't even have bothered with this review. Okay, Krista, will you come out to play now? Pretty please with pancake syrup all over it?

This film was light, funny, pleasant, without violence, had a great sound track and I genuinely liked it. Sometimes we have to lighten up and flow with a film, sink into it's simplicity and avoid getting stuck in those fault finding ruts. I don't care what others say, it gave me quite a few laughs and it made me feel good. Who cares about the wig and the silly Brad, what a great body she has and tastefully submitted too. At the end I had a very nice feeling and I was happy, which is more than I can say when I watch some of those so called 'A' movies. Some people take themselves far too seriously. Funny, but I didn't rate Benjamin Button, Revolutionary Road or The Reader and definitely not Marley And Me(yuk). I wouldn't watch them again, but I'd watch TOTALLY Blonde any day and that's what really counts.

This movie was dumb and contrite and I felt the need to comment on the last comment made. Although the film may be somewhat family friendly, there IS nudity and strong sexual content at moments. When entering the hotel to locate her boyfriend's room, Meg's shirt busts open without her knowledge. There she is for minutes standing in an open shirt with her scant purple bra. Not only do you see this, but the hotel staff continues to ogle her and make several sexual remarks. The main staff member then implies that Meg is a prostitute. After gaining entry to the room, sexual sounds are heard and Meg strips off her clothing to surprise her boyfriend. She is then in a bra and thong with a full rear view shot. Meg enters the room to see her boyfriend having sex, the woman being topless. This is by far NOT a family friendly film.

It's a "have-a-good-time" movie. It's not a musical but it has great music and dancing. It's a topic we can all relate to--which makes it even more fun. It's good clean fun. The actresses are beautiful and the actors handsome. Great camera work makes this movie as pleasing to the eye as it is to the ear--and funny bone. It's an ideal movie to see on a date.