Miss Congeniality

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Anri Sandra Bullock is my favorite actress and this is one of my all-time favorites! Great acting, chemistry and humor! Michael Caine and Benjamin Bratt work so well together and with her. Two thumbs way, way, way up and a definite must-see. So glad I got to see this again in theaters! Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 05/08/25 Full Review Lanfranco C An unsophisticated comedy, but, You know, it works! Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 11/16/25 Full Review Carlos T Filme: Miss Simpatia Assistido: 13-11-25 Elenco: @sandra.bullock.official @benjaminbratt @heatherjburns @michaelcainee @bergenbags @erniehudsonofficial @williamshatner @deirdre.quinn Modelo: #comédia #ação Duração: 1h 49m Ano: 2000 Minha opinião: Sandra Bullock se destacou em filmes de romance e comédia. E aqui uma das melhores comédias. "Miss Simpatia" onde ela interpreta uma agente do FBI ao estilo cabra macho. E para desvendar um possivel atentado no concurso de Miss EUA, ela se infiltra no concurso para descobrir o responsável. Mas para isso ela tem que passar por uma transformação para se tornar "feminina" e cabe a Michael Caine esta tarefa. Em uma comédia gostosa de assistir e tem tempo para romance com seu parceiro Bratt. E a interação com as meninas que mostra bem desengonçado, ao estilo "As Branquelas". Uma receita que dá certo. Com várias cenas hilárias e boa atuações e ver Shatner, Caine e Bergen, vale assistir. E ao final Bullock tem que salvar a cabeça da Miss EUA. E claro que consegue com a prisão da ex-miss Bergen e seu filho. Vale apena assistir?: Sim, para descontrair. Nota: 8 Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 11/14/25 Full Review Ed R A unique and funny role for Sandra Bullock! Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 08/29/25 Full Review Nic S Growing up, I’ve always found Miss Congeniality to be extremely fun and a constant rewatch favourite in my household. Now, I decided to look at it through a somewhat unbiased lens with fresh eyes. The verdict: Miss Congeniality is pretty great. There’s something so comforting, so new and engaging every time I watch it. Sandra Bullock as the tomboyish, rough around the edges Gracie Hart yet the most loyal softy at heart created a beloved character women don’t get to see often. Gracie embraced her prominent masculine traits and those skills got her to her goals in a male dominative field. I also love how this film is a not so subtle commentary on how young women are solely valued in America, mainly for your looks and body, despite being the so called biggest “college scholarship program”. Despite the disdain for those participating in such an event are clearly on display, even by the main character herself, the culprits are never the girls. In a culture that always pits women against each other, especially as the setting is more so a competition format, the main focus of this film is these girls’ friendships. We never see them hating, mocking or actively sabotaging each other, which we’ve seen so much of time and time again. Instead, when Gracie is clueless about makeup and hair, the contestants gather around without prompting, lipstick and hairbrush readily in hand to help. Amidst a great, cohesive ensemble cast, a believable romance plot and an integrative “who dun it” mystery, at its core, this is a women-centric film. It’s a film by women, for women. Not shying away from the pervasive male gaze still ever-present or overtly shoving down our throats “girl power” mantras just for the sake of it - but instead, in a simple and loving way, demonstrating the nuances of what it’s like to be a women in a patriarchal Western society, working harder than anyone else to never be doubted while simultaneously being able to let your guard down; and most of all, see another individual for who they are (not what society, influential figures or the people around you stereotype them to be). And, that’s enough. Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 07/26/25 Full Review matthias s **3.5/5 – A Powder-Puffed Classic That Still Packs a Punch** *Miss Congeniality* is the cinematic equivalent of comfort food — cheesy, familiar, and somehow always hits the spot. My sister and I watched this nonstop as kids, and revisiting it from her hospital bed brought back all the feels. Sandra Bullock in full chaotic tomboy-to-glam mode is iconic, and Michael Caine’s dry sass still steals scenes. The plot? Totally ridiculous. But that’s the fun. Every scene has a quotable gem or a slapstick moment that sticks. The cast is stacked (hello, Candice Bergen and William Shatner?!), and while the stereotypes are loud, they’re played with such wink-wink charm you can’t help but laugh along. It’s not trying to be deep — it just wants to entertain. Mission accomplished. Watching it again now, it’s clear: this isn’t just a movie. It’s a shared memory in sparkly heels and FBI gear. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 07/20/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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