Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
2003 · 103 min.
Review
Machine-translated from Danish.
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle is a high-spirited action comedy with the gorgeous trio Natalie, Dylan and Alex. This time it is the angels' job to make sure that a witness protection programme does not fall into the wrong hands. So they also have to find out who they are up against, for someone is trying hard to get hold of the secret information. What Alex and Natalie do not know is that Dylan has a special interest in catching the villains.
The party begins in Mongolia with a terrific opening scene, but it does not end there. Like a James Bond film, the angels get around, and they appear in all manner of disguises. There is no shortage of wild effects and spectacular fight scenes either. In true postmodernist style the film also teems with references to other films. The film's highlight, however, is its humour. It simply pokes fun at the prevailing female stereotypes, and in that respect Cameron Diaz in particular shines and charms.
As undemanding entertainment goes, "Charlie's Angels 2" definitely belongs in the upper half.
Cast and crew
Directed by
Cast
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Cameron Diaz
Natalie
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Drew Barrymore
Dylan
- L Lucy Liu Alex
- J John Forsythe Voice of Charlie Townsend
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Demi Moore
Madison Lee
- B Bernie Mac Jimmy Bosley
- C Crispin Glover The thin man
- J Justin Theroux Seamus O'Grady
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Robert Patrick
Ray Carter
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Matt LeBlanc
Jason
- L Luke Wilson Pete
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John Cleese
Mr Munday
- R Robert Forster Roger Wixon
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Eric Bogosian
Alen Caulfield
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Carrie Fisher
Mother superior
- J Jaclyn Smith Kelly Garrett
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Bruce Willis
William Bailey