Title: Not Another Blonde Movie
Product review: Though the title may suggest this movie is full of blonde stereotypes and jokes, the movie ends up being a romantic comedy that seems to forget the character of Meg Peters "went blonde." Aft er the sequence under the opening credits, where Meg has just another one of those bad dates, she decides to dye her hair blonde to find Mr. Right. However, after the initial shriek of excitement from her blonde friend, Liv, at the change, the issue is dropped. Meg goes on a quest for Mr.Right, but her hair seems to have nothing to do with it. Instead she gets wrapped up in other antics. A confusing friendship with V-Club Owner Van and a roll-your-eyes at his stupidity one with pretty-boy Brad ensues. Krista Allen is hilarious as Meg, a quirky but underneath it all good hearted and intelligent woman. Her attempts at physical comedy are cute, not parallel to Lucille Ball, but still add a lot of fun and flavor to the film. And personally, I think all women need a Wall of Blame!
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