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checking up on "Charlies Angles : Full Throttle" on IMDB, it states at the bottom "If you like this title, we also recommend..."
And the recommendation is: -
The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980
Strange. Two quite different films entirely. Quite how a 583 minute deadly serious mafia flick can be recommended from a 90 minute, chicks kicking ass in very little clothing, over the top matrix style slowmo, tounge in cheek action movie is well beyond me.......................
And the recommendation is: -
The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980
Strange. Two quite different films entirely. Quite how a 583 minute deadly serious mafia flick can be recommended from a 90 minute, chicks kicking ass in very little clothing, over the top matrix style slowmo, tounge in cheek action movie is well beyond me.......................
GREAT SCOTT!
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Oh and Crispin Glover made an unexpected appearance being weird and
> mental as usual.
Amazing to think that guy was George McFly in Back to the Future.
> Oh and Crispin Glover made an unexpected appearance being weird and
> mental as usual.
Amazing to think that guy was George McFly in Back to the Future.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> Charlies Angels Full Throttle was quite possibly the daftest thing
> I've ever seen. I didn't expect much else though from a film with
> three women as the hero's.
>
> *waits for comments about sexism*
Fully agree.
I was ill with cold and wanted a film that I could switch off too, preferably with totally over the top action, and women wearing next to nothing (as previously mentioned). No thinking involved, and just spectacle for the time it was on. The amount of times I was muttering “Oh, Come *on*!” during the action with a daft grin on my face…………..
Delivered in spades. Totally mindless entertainment with a wafer thin plot.
Oh and Crispin Glover made an unexpected appearance being weird and mental as usual.
Which is always a good thing.
Can’t wait to see “Willard”
> Charlies Angels Full Throttle was quite possibly the daftest thing
> I've ever seen. I didn't expect much else though from a film with
> three women as the hero's.
>
> *waits for comments about sexism*
Fully agree.
I was ill with cold and wanted a film that I could switch off too, preferably with totally over the top action, and women wearing next to nothing (as previously mentioned). No thinking involved, and just spectacle for the time it was on. The amount of times I was muttering “Oh, Come *on*!” during the action with a daft grin on my face…………..
Delivered in spades. Totally mindless entertainment with a wafer thin plot.
Oh and Crispin Glover made an unexpected appearance being weird and mental as usual.
Which is always a good thing.
Can’t wait to see “Willard”
Charlies Angels Full Throttle was quite possibly the daftest thing I've ever seen. I didn't expect much else though from a film with three women as the hero's.
*waits for comments about sexism*
*waits for comments about sexism*
Bweh, I'm bored. Just filling in time before I can go home.............
*shrugs, makes the "i dunno" mumbling sound*
checking up on "Charlies Angles : Full Throttle" on IMDB, it states at the bottom "If you like this title, we also recommend..."
And the recommendation is: -
The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980
Strange. Two quite different films entirely. Quite how a 583 minute deadly serious mafia flick can be recommended from a 90 minute, chicks kicking ass in very little clothing, over the top matrix style slowmo, tounge in cheek action movie is well beyond me.......................
And the recommendation is: -
The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980
Strange. Two quite different films entirely. Quite how a 583 minute deadly serious mafia flick can be recommended from a 90 minute, chicks kicking ass in very little clothing, over the top matrix style slowmo, tounge in cheek action movie is well beyond me.......................