Yeah, yeah, yeah: Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle is predictable, dull, filled with tits and buts, blaablaablaa. Most people seem to think so in here. Well, I don't say that the film was very unusual and pure art, but it was good entertainment... or at least I think so.
One of the comments here pointed out Crispin Glovers "useless" character "Thin man". Well, he was one of my favorites in the film. Somehow it gives something weird to this easy-plotted movie. Creepy Thin Man is great. The man doesn't talk, he mostly smokes and in the tough situations he takes his sword. Simple, but effective. A man that actually doesn't do pretty much anything is refreshing! Everyone else is doing something for a reason: trying to kill the good guys or try to prevent the bad guy killing the good guys. How predictable, how old situation. But suddenly a man with a cigarette and a cane arrives and the movie gets some unpredictable action and excitement in it.
This movie was very smoothly done. Everything was okay. But.... that was also the problem: the plot was very usual, too "smooth". Nothing rocky, except the Creepy Thin Man.
I liked this though I also prefer "intellectual" movies. I guess I was having a right mood for this. And... I must still point out: Crispin Glover's "meaningless" role meant a lot to me. A little bit of magic maybe... A good freak among the good, bad and....beautiful.
One of the comments here pointed out Crispin Glovers "useless" character "Thin man". Well, he was one of my favorites in the film. Somehow it gives something weird to this easy-plotted movie. Creepy Thin Man is great. The man doesn't talk, he mostly smokes and in the tough situations he takes his sword. Simple, but effective. A man that actually doesn't do pretty much anything is refreshing! Everyone else is doing something for a reason: trying to kill the good guys or try to prevent the bad guy killing the good guys. How predictable, how old situation. But suddenly a man with a cigarette and a cane arrives and the movie gets some unpredictable action and excitement in it.
This movie was very smoothly done. Everything was okay. But.... that was also the problem: the plot was very usual, too "smooth". Nothing rocky, except the Creepy Thin Man.
I liked this though I also prefer "intellectual" movies. I guess I was having a right mood for this. And... I must still point out: Crispin Glover's "meaningless" role meant a lot to me. A little bit of magic maybe... A good freak among the good, bad and....beautiful.
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