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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punk lucy liu playing guitar to all the small things by blink 182 obliterated my emo ass
lucy liu's hair flip is the most feminist moment in all of film herstory
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!
i cant explain the guilt i felt as a kid when i still thought sam rockwell was hot even after he was revealed to be the bad guy. second only to my mixed feelings when i found out young voldemort was hot as fuck
i'm 100% certain that crispin glover can actually do all that shit in real life and that's why i would be fucking terrified if i ever saw him in the street
the way the Creepy Thin Man™ is about the Angels' hair (stroking it against his face, screaming, etc.) is how not unlike how I feel about Sam Rockwell and his dancing
this actually like is pretty racist like drew in brownface was super unnecessary and gross but lucy liu can kick my ass any time she wants
"And since my trusty lighter isn't working, I'm gonna do all of this with my hands tied behind my back."
imagine fooling yourself into thinking this movie didn't invent cinema as we know it
the way the Creepy Thin Man™ is about the Angels' hair (stroking it against his face, screaming, etc.) is how not unlike how I feel about Sam Rockwell and his dancing
7/10☆
The soundtrack is amazing! Korn, Blink-182, Blur, Fatboy Slim, etc. The music during the fight scenes make those scenes legendary!
I remember this movie being a lot better. When it came out, I thought it was sneakily clever, energetic and fun. This time around, I found it to be such a drag. Either it has not aged well or I've aged all too well out of its appeal.
Okay this is an actual MASTERPIECE. The plane scene. The iconique Natalie hair flip. The perfectly choreographed alleyway fight scene. LUCY LUI IN EVERY SCENE. The racetrack part. ALEX IN THE OFFICE SCENE and Melissa McCarthy's cameo. Natalie in the club. The way Dylan fought her way out that chair and her saying "and THATS kickin ur assth"???? "Is this the famous Charlie?" "No, this is Pete." I COULD GO ON AND ON BASICALLY THIS ENTIRE FILMÉ IS THE MOST ICONIC AND MY FAVORITE THING. Also um Dylan is my girlfriend???????
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