In the movie Charlie's Angels based on a popular 70's television program, the director of the film, McG, introduces audiences to three "very different little girls". These ‘little girls' who grew up to be "three very different women" go by the names of Natalie Cook Dylan Sanders and Alex Munday The Angels, who work for the mysterious Charlie and who are assisted by John Bosley are sexy, powerful, intelligent and independent women unlike their male counterparts who are presented as weak, naive, comical and idiotic individuals. The difference in gender is very evident when you look at the fact that the creators of Charlie's Angels have chosen to present males and females in a particular way.

All throughout the film Charlie's Angels and especially during the racing sequence women are portrayed as being sexy, intelligent, powerful and deceptive. They show confidence and independence while still remaining beautiful and seductive. To achieve this portrayal of the angels, the......

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Title: Charlies Angles.
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