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《律政俏佳人》是一部校园喜剧片。据说，金发美女也是社会偏见的受害人群，洛杉矶姑娘艾丽(瑞茜·威瑟斯彭)就是个活生生的例子。她是个人见人爱的俏佳人，女生联谊会的主席，活泼健康的阳光女孩，大学的校花，一个女孩想要的，她全都有了，照理说不该再有烦恼。可就因为她是天生的金发美女，麻烦就来了。
本来艾丽和学校里最酷的帅哥沃纳(马修·戴维斯)拍拖拍得好好的，一心巴望着嫁给他，作沃纳·亨廷顿三世夫人，做梦也想不到沃纳压根就不想娶她，理由竟然是艾丽长得太漂亮，太金发美女。沃纳来自东海岸一个精英家庭，从小受的教育就是：头发黄，见识短，金发美女个个头脑空空。所以，沃纳在进哈佛法学院之后，不但把艾丽甩了，还和过去预科时的旧女友重修旧好。
艾丽实在是不甘心，使出贴身追击的绝招，跟着沃纳也去了哈佛法学院。她要做给沃纳看，她不但有美貌，而且有智慧。不过，哈佛可不是个好玩的地方，艾丽在行的所有流行玩意这儿都没有，在那些高深莫测的学生精英堆里，开朗外向的艾丽是个不折不扣的另类，到处碰壁，不断遭人奚落。在沃纳现任女友的“刺激”下，艾丽开始发愤苦读。在一系列啼笑皆非的事情发生后，艾丽最后还是有机会证明自己，为一桩谋杀案的嫌疑犯辩护成功，获得爱情与事业的双重幸福。
《律政俏佳人》经典台词
A legal education means your will learn to speak in a new language. you will be taught to achive insight into the world around you, and you sharply question what you know. The law is reason free from passion. It leaves much room for interpretation, but leaves very little for self-doubt.
On our very first day at Harvard, a very wise professor quoted Aristotle," The law is reason free from passion!" Well, no offence to Aristotle, but in my three years at Harvard, I've come to find that passion is the key ingredient to the study and practise of law, and of life. It's with passion, courage of conviction, strong sense of self that we take our next steps into the world! Remembering the first impressions are not always correct. You must always have faith in people. And most importantly, you must have faith in yourself!Congratulations class of 2004---we did it!
I came to Washington to help my dog Bruiser...and somewhere around the way...I learned a really unexpected lesson. I know what you are thinking---Who's this girl? And what could this simple, small-town girl from Bel Air...have to say to all of us? I'll tell you. It's about something that's bigger
than me...or any single act of legislation. This is about a matter that should be at...the highest
importance to every American...My hair.
There's this salon in Beverly Hills. It's really fancy and beautiful. It's impossible to get an
appointment. Unless you're Julia Roberts or from "Friends"...you can just forget it. But one
day they called me. They had an opening. So I was going to finally get the chance...to
sit in one of those sacred beauty chairs. I was so excited. Then the colorist...gave me
Brassy Brigitte instead of Harlow Honey.
The shampoo girl washed my hair with spiral perm solution...instead of color-intensive moisturizing shampoo. Finally sylist...gave me a bob...with bangs. Suffice to say,
it was just wrong.All wrong. For me, you know. First I was angry. Then I realized my anger
was completely misdirected. This wasn't salon' s fault. I had sat there and witnessed this
injustice...and had let it happen. I didn't get involved in the process. I forgot to use my
voice. I forgot to believe in myself. But now I know better. I know that one honest
voice can be louder than a crowd. I know that if we lose our voice...or if we let those
who speak on our behalf...compromise our voice, then this country...this country is in
for a really bad haircut. So speak up, America. Speak up! Speak up for the home of the
brave. Speak up for the land of the free gift with purchase.
Speak up, America. Speak up! And remember...you're beautiful. Thank you.