Charlie’s Angels (2000), directed by McG, is a high-energy, pop-stylized action comedy starring Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Lucy Liu as a trio of private detectives taking on a tech conspiracy with acrobatics, disguises, and early-2000s maximalist flair. Mixing martial-arts choreography, wire stunts, club-pop soundtracking, and camp-leaning humor, the film helped define the glossy action aesthetic of the era.
Charlie’s Angels (2000), directed by McG, is a high-energy, pop-stylized action comedy starring Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Lucy Liu as a trio of private detectives taking on a tech conspiracy with acrobatics, disguises, and early-2000s maximalist flair. Mixing martial-arts choreography, wire stunts, club-pop soundtracking, and camp-leaning humor, the film helped define the glossy action aesthetic of the era.
