Review of Charlie's Angels (2019) by Lindsey Bahr for The Associated Press — 14 Nov 2019
What is most surprising about the latest Charlie’s Angels, which was written and directed by Elizabeth Banks, who also plays the part of Bosley, is how little the “go girl” feminism of the 2000 film has evolved in nearly 20 years.
Blame society or a lack of imagination on the part of the filmmakers, but there is nothing all that new about the ideas here.
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This review of Charlie's Angels (2019) was written by Lindsey Bahr and published by The Associated Press on 14 Nov 2019.
Charlie's Angels has generally received mixed reviews.
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