While the rollercoaster ride of a film is definitely a thrill a minute, a few of the changes from the original formula let the team down. Bernie Mac's take on Bosley just ain't up to the level of Bill Murray (whose Sumo wrestling scene with Tim Curry in the first film was one of my favourites). Even the quintessential English gag-man John Clesse seems out of place; his role as Alex's father provides far too long a break in a film driven by what Evan Williams in The Australian calls 'hyperkinetic' action. Despite these momentary lapses, Charlie's Angels II: Full Throttle succeeds for the most part in being a furiously fast and funny film, even if a little flawed.
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Article comments
1 - Eric Olsen
Thanks T, excellent to have you aboard.
2 - catherine gomez
i think the flim is wicked i am a big fan of cameron diaz, drew barrymore and lucy liu, have pictures all over my wall and i think crispen glover and demi moore are cool too. i like the flim so much that my friends call me dylan after dylan sanders.
every day after school i go on the computer to look at things of charlies angels.
for a rating id give the 10 out of 10.