Director:
McGCámara:
Russell CarpenterMúsica:
Edward ShearmurReparto:
Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, Lucy Liu, Bill Murray, Sam Rockwell, Kelly Lynch, Tim Curry, Crispin Glover, Luke Wilson, John Forsythe, Matt LeBlanc, Tom Green (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Una peculiar agencia de detectives dirigida por el multimillonario Charlie tiene en sus filas a Natalie, Dylan y Alex, tres expertas en artes marciales, en disfraces y en la más avanzada tecnología. Juntas tendrán que ocuparse de un caso muy importante: el secuestro del genio de la informática Eric Knox por su rival Roger Corwin. Si no consiguen liberarlo, quedaría destruida la intimidad de todo el mundo, incluido Charlie, su misterioso jefe. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
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Charlie’s Angels is deliberate fluff, a self-reflexively exaggerated jiggle flick with playfully objectified superficiality. Or it’s simply boisterous entertainment that takes the basic strengths of the 1970s series on which it’s based (the concept, exaggeration, outfits, insipid missions, espionage and a bunch of familiar faces) and spins them into an unbridled, exuberantly wild ride at the peak of the MTV era, where excess, absurdity and hyper-stylisation keep the pedal to the metal while logic, causality and realism are bound and gagged in the trunk. “Never send a man to do a woman’s job.”
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It’s impossible to get mad at this kind of deliberately stylized bollocks. Turn your brain off, stick your hand in the popcorn or something else, put on an amusedly ironic smile and it won’t even matter that it's stupid, what matters is that Lucy Liu flips her hair and Drew Barrymore is great behind the steering wheel.
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