The Spy Who Dumped Me
Why this pick
Like Charlie’s Angels, it pairs female-led globe-trotting espionage with playful banter, escalating action set pieces, and an intentionally breezy, friendship-driven tone.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Charlie’s Angels, it pairs female-led globe-trotting espionage with playful banter, escalating action set pieces, and an intentionally breezy, friendship-driven tone.
Why this pick
Its mismatched women partners, sharp comic friction, and energetic action-comedy momentum fit the irreverent team chemistry that drives Charlie’s Angels.
Why this pick
A stylized women-led action caper with a neon visual punch, capable heroines, and playful confidence—though its violence is more heightened than Charlie’s Angels.
Why this pick
This delivers an all-women ensemble executing a sleek high-stakes operation, with polished fashion-forward visuals and camaraderie taking priority over gritty realism.
Why this pick
For more glossy spy-world comedy, it balances an underestimated heroine’s growth with gadgets, international missions, and broad humor without losing its action propulsion.
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01 / THE STORY
Three young women who work for a mysterious employer are activated and sent on a mission when a systems engineer blows the whistle on a dangerous technology, and in a race against time, the angels put their lives on the line to protect the world.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Sabina Wilson

Elena Houghlin

Jane Kano

Bosley

John Bosley

Langston

Alexander Brock

The Saint