Charlie's Devils

The Angels, Natalie, Dylan, and Alex, are called back into action to recover a stolen set of blacke-tnie rings, which are just a part of a sinister master plan by a mysterious villain known as the Master Chan. The case becomes personal when Dylan's ex-boyfriend, a charming con man, is implicated. The trio must race against time and multiple assassins to save the world from a terrible fate.

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle received largely negative reviews from critics, who found it to be over-the-top, nonsensical, and lacking the charm and wit of its predecessor. Audience reception was slightly more favorable, with some enjoying the action sequences and the chemistry of the lead actresses.

• Over-reliance on flashy action and special effects detracts from the plot and character development.

• The film suffers from a convoluted and nonsensical storyline.

• Despite its flaws, the chemistry between the lead actresses and some of the action sequences were considered enjoyable by some.

Google audience: Audiences found the film to be a fun, action-packed ride with great chemistry between the main cast. However, many noted that the plot was weak and overly silly, with some calling it a guilty pleasure.

The iconic 'angel wings' scene at the end of the film was inspired by a similar scene in the 1979 James Bond film 'Moonraker'.