Predicting The Rotten Tomatoes Scores Of 2019's Remaining Blockbusters

6. Charlie's Angels (57%)

Charlies Angels
Sony

Much like Maleficent, Charlie's Angels isn't exactly a property that people have been clamouring for more of, but that hasn't stopped Sony from developing a reboot that's set to debut this November.

Fronted by Kristen Stewart and Naomi Scott and directed by Elizabeth Banks, the movie is the latest in a line of big-budget female-ensemble flicks (Ghostbusters, Ocean's 8) that have produced some mixed results.

While Ghostbusters was a box-office disappointment and was reviled by the fans, Ocean's 8 was a hit, but interestingly, both are rated fresh (74% and 69%, respectively). However, Sony's most recent attempts at reinvigorating popular brands - including the aforementioned Ghostbusters and the recent Men in Black: International - were disasters, which puts Charlie's Angels in a tough spot.

While it probably won't be terrible, it does seem likely to teeter on the edge of that fresh/rotten divide, but based on what we actually know about it so far - like its shoddy trailers, and the fact that this is only Banks' second directorial effort, and her first stab at action - it could easily go much lower.

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