Independent intelligent women that used their sexuality worked on TV & the movie
When younger people started taking over the movie industry one thing they relied upon was nostalgia. That resulted in movie after movie based upon TV shows they watched as kids. That’s the genesis of the Charlie’s Angels remake featuring Drew Barrymore as Dylan Sanders, Cameron Diaz as Natalie Cook, and Lucy Liu as Alex Munday.<br /><br />Independent, confident women who knew how to use their sexuality was the basis of the original Charlie’s Angels and was maintained in the movie. Munday for instance wasn’t sure she could keep her boyfriend because she might be too intelligent for him. Later she’s undercover at a party and a man approaches her but can only get in 2-3 words before she tells him no over and over again.<br /><br />Given the large influx of cash with a major movie they were able to do a lot more than the TV show in terms of action, explosions, and special effects.<br /><br />The combination all worked in a very entertaining film.<br />C
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