Alicia I love this movie so much

Lawbolisted Powerful

Marketic It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

Rexanne It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

tbills2 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.

Stompgal_87 I vividly remember this film being publicised and Destiny's Child's 'Independent Women Part 1' being in the charts as well as clips from this film being featured in the video when I was 13. I wanted to see this film when it was out in the cinemas but I couldn't see it then because I was too young due to its 15 certificate in the UK (strangely enough, it's a 12 in Ireland and a PG-13 in America) but when I was 14, my mum hired the DVD and I watched it under her supervision due to its violent content, meaning I was okay. Finally when I turned 15, I received the DVD for my birthday, that complemented my PS2 perfectly, and I'd watch it every day after school to write down the script, much to my sister's annoyance and frustration. I still have that DVD and I also found the film on LoveFilm Instant. After having watched it for the first time in a while, I thoroughly enjoyed watching it just as much as I did as a teenager.I'd already heard of Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore when this film came out but this was the first time I'd ever heard of Lucy Liu, all of whom played the Angels perfectly with their high-octane stunts, numerous disguises and active leading roles, especially Diaz as Natalie, my favourite Angel who I found the funniest with her laugh-out-loud lines and superb dance moves, whether in her dream or against a Soul Train replica stage. The story was gripping and dramatic, especially when the Angels discover that Eric Knox's kidnapping was a set-up and have to get their Bosley back. The lines are mostly fun if a bit silly yet memorable while the soundtrack is very good and I also have that on CD. Not only did the film's soundtrack feature songs that were on CD but also songs that were not on it (e.g. Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean' and Blur's 'Song 2') and snippets of incidental music consisting of various arrangements of the 'Charlie's Angels' theme tune plus some eerie, powerful and tense pieces. A lot of hard work and effort were put in the stunts and action scenes, the film is somewhat fast-paced and some of the special effects are incredible, especially the camera zooming into the cloudy sky of the Columbia logo before cutting to a plane flying against a real sky and the slow-motion bullet Knox fires when the moment he shoots Dylan out of the window is replayed. Afterwards, Dylan rushes towards a house where two boys are playing a computer game and she asks them for help, that house being the one featured in 'E.T. The Extra Terrestrial' in which Barrymore starred when she was a little girl. I was so impressed with the leading ladies' roles in this film that it prompted me to watch other works of theirs such as Diaz in 'There's Something About Mary,' Liu in 'Ally McBeal' and Barrymore in '50 First Dates.' This film also inspired me to write a spin-off television episode that was based on the Simpsons episode 'Trilogy of Error' as well as a crossover story in which the Angels meet Shrek (the titular character of yet another brilliant Diaz movie). While this film has several mistakes as listed on the likes of Slipups.com and Movie Mistakes.com, they were still fun to spot and were saved by the humour and the action sequences. The outtakes at the end were a laugh as well.Overall, this is an amazing girlie action flick that features memorable dialogue, stunning stunts, fantastic special effects and a superb soundtrack. I also recommend the sequel, 'Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle,' which is even better. 10/10.

Avid Climber Charlie's Angels is an excellent modernization of the old TV series.The good. Beautiful sexy women. Lots of action, fights and wirework. Nice car chases and wrecks. Good funny dialogs. Interesting story. Great score and music.The actors. Cameron Diaz is at her most adorable and charming in a very innocent and clueless way. She's just perfect. Drew Barrymore is obviously living a dream job, and it shows she's having fun. Lucy Liu is more impish than we've ever seen her before, in a very serious manner, which is a strange combination. There's no denying it, all three angels had a blast doing this flick and gave us a excellent performance. Bill Murray is very funny, and a great complement to the girls. Crispin Glover is the star of the villains, we just can't get enough of him. Sam Rockwell over does it a bit, but nicely. Finally, I'll just mention some other good performance in decreasing order of magnitude: Luke Wilson, Kelly Lynch, Tim Curry, Matt LeBlanc, and LL Cool J.The bad. Very simple villain. More over, his awkwardly social cover is creepy.The ugly. The mainframe. If you know anything about computer, and security, this is very lame.The result. Excellent entertainment with fun and action.

antonjsw1 This is not a serious drama. It works as well as it does due to the very colourful, fun and tongue firmly in cheek vibe that permeates throughout the film. This is mainly down to the zany atmosphere created by first time film-maker, but expert pop-promo director McG, In fact the real tribute has to go to him for crafting a film this good out of a very difficult production, which faced an incomplete script, and personality clashes between some of the cast. The film is clearly tongue in cheek, and references a lot of the stereotypical visual elements of action movies. From matrix bullet time to music video like super slow motion shots, the films works slapstick comedy into a serviceable plot. The three leading ladies are good value, ably supported by the rest of the cast, albeit Bill Murray's role seems to almost like a one man stand up show has been worked into the film, and seems a little out of place. Russell Carpenter's photography is vibrant and colourful, and musical choices work well for the story.Overall a lot of enjoyable fun!