Legally Blondes
Legally Blondes is a 2009 American direct-to-DVD comedy film. It is a spin-off of the "Legally Blonde" film series. It was directed by Savage Steve Holland and co-produced by Reese Witherspoon, who played Elle Woods in the first two "Legally Blonde" films. The film stars Camilla and Rebecca Rosso as Elle's British twin cousins. The film was released on DVD on April 28, 2009, and aired on ABC Family and Disney Channel. Plot. Twins Izzy and Annie Woods live in the United Kingdom. They move in with their cousin Elle Woods in Southern  California after Elle becomes a successful lobbyist and moves to Washington, D.C. Awaiting the girls are a pair of chihuahua dogs who are the nephews of Bruiser, Elle's chihuahua. The twins are dismayed to learn that they will be attending Pacific Preparatory ("Pac Prep"), Elle's alma mater, a private school that requires uniforms. The twins meet Chris Lopez, a scholarship student who is smitten with Annie, and Tiffany Donohugh, the spoiled daughter of a wealthy donor of Pac Prep. Tiffany pretends to befriend them, but then later reveals to their classmates that the twins are attending Pac Prep  on a partial scholarship, embarrassing them. Izzy and Annie then form friendships with other scholarship students, and they all begin making ways to change Pac Prep's culture. Izzy also tries to help Chris get closer to Annie. Chris and Izzy are later accused of cheating on a history test and set out to prove their innocence. After learning that Chris has access to a master key that opens all doors in the school and that Tiffany has a master passcode that grants access to all of the school's computers (which had been donated by her father), the twins  suspect that she and her boyfriend Justin Whitley framed them by gaining access to the test answers on their teacher's computer. They then make their case in student court. Izzy is locked in the bathroom by Justin in an effort to silence her during the hearing, forcing Annie to overcome her fear of public speaking and impersonate her. As Izzy returns, Annie must continue making her case while impersonating her sister to keep up the ruse. As Annie finishes her summation of Tiffany and Justin's plot, supporters of the twins click their pens to anger Justin, who is  irritated by the sound. Out of rage, Justin admits to framing Chris and Izzy on Tiffany's behalf. Tiffany admits to masterminding everything, but claims that she cannot be punished because of her father's status as a founder and donor of the school. Despite this, headmistress Elsa Higgins expels both Justin and Tiffany. In the end, Annie and Chris dance together and Izzy does the same with Brad, a scholarship student who had assisted the twins in student court. The twins and their friends become popular at the school, while Tiffany and Justin are cut off from their  families’ wealth and sent to public school. Reception. On Cinemablend.com, the movie earned three stars out of five and received a moderately positive review. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has only two reviews, both negative . David Nusair of "Reel Film Reviews" gave the film 1/4 and called it "As ineffective as direct-to-video sequels come" and "never quite able to justify its very existence." David Cornelius of "DVDTalk.com" wrote: "Reimagines the franchise in the tone of a Disney Channel sitcom. Oh, my."