Charlie's Angels
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Aspects of this take on the 1970s hit TV series are similar to the original show :Angels Dylan, Natalie and Alex still work for Charlie and interface with Bosley. They still flip their hair, stop traffic with a smile and kick butt. The differences are the unsubtle humor, the martial arts training and the high-tech premise: This time, they're hot on the trail of stolen software.
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I fear Diaz's bouncy and swirling behind hypnotized me into giving this four stars.
That and Rockwell's unbelievable dancing skills.
And Bill Murray.
Ah, crap, I just love this film!
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This movie gets a lot of hate and I get it but for me its a guilty pleasure. Its just a over the top fun movie.
Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu are good in their roles while Cameron Diaz as per usual annoys the hell out of me. Sam Rockwell is great as always. Tim Curry is one of the highlights of this movie, hes having a great time and it shows. I've always loved Curry epically as a villain. One of the biggest disappointments of the movie come from Bill Murray though who did something that he rarely does and completely phoned it in. The show is stolen by the performance given my Cripsin Glover, hes great in everything…
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It's not very often I rewatch a film I haven't seen for this long. My rewatches are normally films I've watched over and over and over again, but my only memories of Charlie's Angels are from seeing it in the cinema circa late 2000 - more than twelve years ago. Twelve. It was actually really interesting to revisit something I last saw when I was sixteen, see what I remembered and how different my reactions were to the film watching it as an adult rather than a teenager.
Charlie's Angels is absolutely over-the-top, stupid and kitsch, but it's very much a so-bad-it's-good film and, although my feelings about it this time round were undoubtedly very different to the first viewing,…
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The quintessential Hollywood product, this action packed comedy features a trio of powerful women being gorgeous, having fun and kicking ass. Though it exploits Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu as sex symbols, dressed in either tight leather or cleavage-exposing tops (occasionally both), the film remains safe and fails to offend. In truth, these three are confident, truly beautiful women; why shouldn’t they be allowed to present this presence on screen?
Great chemistry between the female detectives is apparent from the moment it begins, each sharing a sweet and sisterly camaraderie that jovially entertains throughout. With Bill Murray playing their intelligence Bosley, his man-child manner plays off the girls tremendously as he provides many genuine laughs.
While consistently fun…
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This made over 250 million dollars...
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Charlie’s Angels is the extension of the classic television show. These new Angels Natalie, Dylan, and Alex are getting ready for their next case. A young rich man is kidnapped in a parking garage and his assistant is left to file the report. The Angels immediately think the bad girl to be this woman until she walks into the room and says she is the one who brought the case to their boss Charlie. Charlie tells his Angels that they will be working to find her boss and to get him back alive. Along the way they get into a few fights with “The Thin Man” who tests them to their fullest abilities.
Later, when Bosley, their leader is captured,…
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Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore star as the new generation of Charlie's Angels, sexy super spies working with their contact Bosley (Bill Murray) to solve crime the only way they can - with an array of disguises, smooth moves and kung-fu fighting skills.
Directed by McG to look more fantastical than it should be, like a big budget music video, the girls must track down kidnapped technology whizz Sam Rockwell in what seems to be an extortion plot masterminded by the corrupt and evil Tim Curry.
But all it not as it seems on first look as the gilr smust use all their skill and sex appeal to battle the bad guys, protect the ones they love the…
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Charlie’s Angels is the extension of the classic television show. These new Angels Natalie, Dylan, and Alex are getting ready for their next case. A young rich man is kidnapped in a parking garage and his assistant is left to file the report. The Angels immediately think the bad girl to be this woman until she walks into the room and says she is the one who brought the case to their boss Charlie. Charlie tells his Angels that they will be working to find her boss and to get him back alive. Along the way they get into a few fights with “The Thin Man” who tests them to their fullest abilities.
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Totally absurd, surprisingly enjoyable.
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Forgot to review it when I watched it, it was obviously pretty forgettable as I don't remember much about it.
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Sugary sweet fluff that's likely to give you a toothache, but this is a lot of fun.
Bill Murray's monatge near the end is worth the price of admission alone.
"Fly to me Angels!"
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Kolme typyä, tiukoissa housuissaan, antaa pahiksille pataan.
Komedian vivahteita omaavaa toimintaa. Drew Barrymorella on kivat boobsit.
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Fun as always.
How come I never recognize Kelly Lynch in this one? :o
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They couldn't take the time to teach Drew Barrymore how to moonwalk so she didn't look like a complete idiot after the chair scene?
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4.0/10
This movie might have been something really funny and entertaining but I wasn't able to find the charm and enjoyment in this stupid film that many fans and critics seemed to find when it was released. If this wasn't even decent in my opinion, I don't even want to imagine how awful its sequel must be.