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Charlie's Angels (2000)

November. 02,2000
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5.6
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PG-13
| Adventure Action Comedy Thriller
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The captivating crime-fighting trio who are masters of disguise, espionage and martial arts are back! When a devious mastermind embroils them in a plot to destroy individual privacy, the Angels, aided by their loyal sidekick Bosley, set out to bring down the bad guys. But when a terrible secret is revealed, it makes the Angels targets for assassination.

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Odelecol
2000/11/02

Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

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Glimmerubro
2000/11/03

It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

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ThrillMessage
2000/11/04

There are better movies of two hours length. I loved the actress'performance.

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Scarlet
2000/11/05

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

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tbills2
2000/11/06

Nailed it! I loove Charlie's Angels! Thaaank you Drew, Cameron and Lucy, and whoever. It's funny, hip, sexy, cool, classy, and totally freaking hot with high octane action fueled by adrenaline pumping music led by a super hot trio of ridiculously hot super hot gorgeous girls in Lucy, Drew and Cameron. It's soooo hot! It's igniting my fire! I love everything about this movie. EVERYTHING! Charlie's Angels is my #2 favorite movie of all-time. I love the Angels' smiles, and their laughs, and their hairs, and their outfits, and their brains, and their bodies, and their moves, and their motives. There's way way too many hot moments to be listed here so only just a few of my favorite hot moments will now be presented - dazzling Natalie in her dazzling gold bikini and speed boat in the skydiving beginning (oh my holy hot Cameron) - Dylan and Alex yanking Natalie like a yo-yo while cuffed together in prison garbs (oh my holy hot Cameron) - Angel of the morning, Dylan, waking up with sloppy lipstick to a houseboat drip and sweet Chad's singing (let's forget about eggs) - Natalie's sexy dance dream and super, super sexy booty shake in Spiderman panties, purple shirt, blue slippers and pink hair braid and a retainer when she wakes up to make her bed and then welcome the mail man (mouth open, jaw dropped, speechless) - Alex's oily oriental massage using her feet as Yoko (oooohhh luuucy liuuuu) - Alex fixing the fast food drive thru speaker with her gum and Swiss Army knife (omg) - Dylan at the race track with drill bit in hand in her red & white & blue starry race suit (yyes! what just happened?) - Alex and Nat's fiery hot Middle Eastern belly dance for Director #1 (oh sweet pretty girls!) - the Angels spanking each other's bums and yodeling while delivering a singing telegram with Boz and a goat all in sexy Himalayan outfits for Director #2 (hahahaha yeeeeeehhhh yeeehhhhhhh haha omgoodness, Lucy as a blonde) - Alex in all black leather, glasses and red lipstick using her disciplinary switch on company tech nerds as the efficiency expert (ooooo barracuda, I'm in love with you, Lucy) - Natalie infiltrating the facility as a man and shedding her suit and mustache for her invisible all white skin tight rubber suit (so nice!) - Miss Vivian Wood simply seducing poor Bosley (wicked hot Kelly Lynch, lucky Bill Murray) - Natalie getting funky to Sir Mix-a-Lot at Soul Train with Pete (white girl can dance) - Dylan in nothing but a blanket nearly being blown to bits by Viv and Eric off the cliff side apartment, out the window, down the hill, then covering her naked bits with the kids' inner tube (shadowy and really sweet) - the Angels all getting on then all zipping off their wet scuba suits on the sunny rocky beach side (camera don't go up, never, never go up) - Dylan keeping the smoking henchman at bay with her wits while tied to the chair with her hands behind her back trying to spark her trusty American lighter (no I am listening I really am) - and the beautiful tropical paradise ending with the 3 beautiful Angels in flowery swimsuits and mix drinks in hand and running with Boz and Charlie on the beach in the ocean (heavenly happy days) - in complete secession. Drew and Cameron and Lucy are perfect as Charlie's Angels. I love them all, and I love this movie and I love the sequel. I love Cameron the most.

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DogFilmCritic
2000/11/07

There is no exact word that can describe the absurdity of this film, the estimated Budget of $92,000,000 could have saved a lot of lives, yet it was used to create this Schlup fest of a movie,this movie is a tease we are constantly teased with the idea that this movie some how is going to entertain us, one good example is making any excuse to put the angels in all sorts of fetish outfits threw out the movie,you know sex sells right,so this movie is full of T&A The most astonishing feature is the personalities of the characters, Natalie(Cameron Diaz)is supposed to be the smartest of the 3...or more intuitive yet she is portrait like she is in special needs, like Tara Reid in Josie and the pussycats,Dylan(Drew Barrymore)is the bad girl why because in the beginning of the movie the montages told us so like smoking in a high school bathroom dressed like a punk,yeah thats a bad-girl alright, Alex(Lucy Lu)well you have to figure it out for yourself honestly i couldn't find anything of a character in her.The action in this movie is retarded these women can do stunts that could put the matrix movies into shame,I was hoping that they were bulletproof that could explain a lot of the action scenes, there was nothing redeemable in this movie its stupid and dull this movie could be used to drain brain cells honestly i cant find any other use to this film tan that.

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BA_Harrison
2000/11/08

When Eric Knox (Sam Rockwell), head of a successful software company, is kidnapped, Charlie and his 'angels', Natalie (Cameron Diaz), Dylan (Drew Barrymore) and Alex (Lucy Liu), are hired to rescue the missing man, unaware that they are merely pawns in a complex revenge plot.No matter how dumb this big-screen adaptation of the '70s TV series gets (and it gets REALLY dumb in places), I find it hard to hate too much on any film that steadfastly refuses to take itself seriously, exploits every opportunity to squeeze its babelicious trio of stars into sexy attire, delivers several truly ridiculous action scenes, and features Crispin Glover as a creepy kung-fu kicking villain with a unique way of smoking a cigarette.Some of the silliness can start to grate (yes, Tom Green, I'm talking about you!), but the gratuitous eye-candy and excessive scenes of mayhem more than make up for any cringe-worthy moments, best bits being the OTT opening that quickly establishes the 'anything goes' comic-book tone, Crispin Glover's alleyway brawl with the girls, Diaz dancing in her pants, and the sexy trio dressed as German milkmaids (patting each others' heinies to an Oompah tune).6.5 out of 10, rounded up to 7 for IMDb.

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SnoopyStyle
2000/11/09

Natalie Cook (Cameron Diaz), Dylan Sanders (Drew Barrymore), and Alex Munday (Lucy Liu) are three girls recruited to work for the mysterious Charlie. Natalie is geeky brain with the body. Dylan is the rough and tumble rebel. Alex is the rich girl with ambition. Bill Murray is the new Bosley. Chad (Tom Green) is Dylan's weird boyfriend. Jason Gibbons (Matt LeBlanc) is Alex's clueless actor boyfriend. They have a new case to find kidnapped tech entrepreneur Eric Knox (Sam Rockwell). They are hired by Vivian Wood (Kelly Lynch) and Roger Corwin (Tim Curry) is the lead suspect.McG doesn't waste anytime and tries to push this high octane reboot of the campy 70s TV show. It's action, skimpy outfits, and more action. Bill Murray does his Murrayest best but it's obvious McG didn't write him much of anything. Then there is the oddball Tom Green. No matter how hard they try, they're unable to bring the comedy to this movie. The best thing about this is Cameron Diaz. It's always great to have her shake her assets in her underwear. And the girl can surely kick. At least, she goes all out dancing a storm with a smile. Drew and Lucy doesn't have Cameron's energy but who does? Crispin Glover plays a great villain. Overall it's a lot of flash but it's not quite as funny as it wants to be. It's not as fun or exciting as it should be. It's McG overload.

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