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Critics Consensus: Mixing tongue-in-cheek cheesecake with glossy action set pieces, Charlie's Angels is slick and resonably fun despite its lack of originality.
Critic Consensus: Mixing tongue-in-cheek cheesecake with glossy action set pieces, Charlie's Angels is slick and resonably fun despite its lack of originality.
All Critics (142) | Top Critics (36) | Fresh (96) | Rotten (46) | DVD (22)
This is nothing but trailer moments. Ex-pop video director McG couldn't organise a pillow fight in a bedding factory.
Charlie's Angels is like a Hong Kong flick but without the bogus spirituality and excruciating schlock-pop ballads.
A speedy, ask-no-questions pop contrivance that, as long as it keeps sparkling and whirling, continually amuses.
The cast members seem to be having a high old time, and with sharper dialogue, an even higher time might have been had by all.
These kickass Barbies bring heart to a machine-tooled genre.
You'd have to be a hopeless curmudgeon not to be entertained on some juvenile level by this motion picture.
Edgy girl power fun. You go, girls!
It's a hollow package that dumbs down wherever possible.
A radiantly dopey Saturday-night escape hatch.
The film is the equivalent of the 'dumb blonde' of action movies. No plot? No problem. Smile pretty now.
The most fun movie of the year.
Charlie's Angels never slows down, and even when it's not delivering the thrills or a fun fight scene, it's being just plain funny.
Fun, cheesy, and helming some very dumb moments, "Charlie's Angel's" is a throwback to 90's action films, making this a very fun film to watch, even though it's completely ridiculous in almost every aspect. I must say that, growing up when I was younger, this was a movie I always watched, and recited almost every scene word for word, but I can't say I like this film even remotely as much now. It's farfetched, but in the best way possible. The dialogue is weak, the action is kind of lame sometimes, and the acting is quirky, but all of this mixed into one, with the premise it has, is good old fashioned fun. McG solidly directs this film, which has a weak script, which is kind of his forte. It's kind of annoying that he picks weak scripts really, but he makes this one work. "Charlie's Angels" is a lot of fun, not matter how stupid it really is!
Super Reviewer
You know what is a bad movie?.... well.... this is a bad movie... The only thing that a REALLY like was Bill Murray and Tim Curry.
Although the story isn't that engaging nor does it have any brains involved but the captivating cast members and action sequences are both very very thrilling.
Charlie's Angels has a sense of humour and a splashy style not present in the original 1970s TV series. Chock full of cool, it's a top piece of fluff that delivers great action, stunts, kung-fu and sex appeal. Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu get the star treatment and are looking damn fine. Bill Murray as Bosley is the sort of casting that reveals much about the film - dry sarcasm and satire being the order of the day - this isn't a serious action piece - you won't see people die in a hail of bullets, you won't see splashes of blood or heroes saving the world with deep meaningful glances - what you will see is a great deal of MTV editing and shooting, Matrix-quality special effects and a tongue in cheek performance from every single actor.
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