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This movie has a level of pathetic trash that far surpasses even the Blair Witch Project. This movie insults.(PERIOD). The list of movie mistakes never ends. We are supposed to assume that a 115 pound woman can knock over a room full of grown men. I don't buy it and don't tell me, " well man its supposed to be corny." That is BULL!! And you shouldn't buy into it either, because directing is an art and making a corny movie on purpose is every director or movie makers loop hole. Anytime you hear " well its supposed to be that way," that means that they hired the most mindless, gutless, dumbest cast and crew and just threw millions of dollars at the picture and assumed people would come to see it and judging by its rating, it worked. I still don't buy it and you'll never find me making movies and sticking a horrible set of actresses on screen just so i can push their butts and chest into the camera and possibly capture those in the audience that invest thousands of dollars into radio equipment. This movie is trash and poison with no depth or texture or meat. IT sucks and Larry Flinders cannot be counted as a fan of this trash. I hope everyone that was a part of this movie reads this. Thank you, Goodbye!!

Okay so it might not be the best piece of cinema you will see but this movie is just plain simple fun. And I, for one, im here for it. Was entertained the whole movie. The soundtrack is amazing, fight secuences are pretty good, good comedic timing. A charismatic cast really pull this whole idea off. Could be sort of weak plot but considering how iconic every frame of this movie looks, it honestly doesnt ruin the experience. Most fun Ive had watching a movie in a long time. Started watching thinking i wasnt gonna enjoy it, being a young person myself who was just being born when it came out. Give it a go!

Some reviewers need to lighten up. 'Seven Sumarai' or 'Last Year at Marienbad' this was not but it was what it was intended to be; a light- hearted, silly, throw away comic of a film derived from a 1970s TV series which was itself ultra-silly/a US stab at UK series like 'The Avengers'. Put away the copies of 'Cahiers du Cinema' therefore and just enjoy 90 minutes of Cameron's dancing, Lucy' muffins and Drew's bad girl frolics in the spirit with which it was made. Many of the scenes leave reason way behind (e.g. what happened to the airline passengers in the pre-titles sequence? (Presumably victims of the need to get a breath-taking, high thrills opening section)), but that is what you have to expect in a film targeted four-square at the eye and the gut and forgetting about the brain virtually entirely. Taken in that vein, I think this earns its popcorn.

Well, as an action comedy, Charlie's Angels is completely an eye-candy entertainment. There are three sexy female agents, some outrageous stunts and many silly funs. You can't expect too much from such kind of popcorn movies. And mind you, although I enjoyed this film, I didn't recommend its sequel, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, which isn't worth to see except you drool over Demi Moore.