Just when you thought they weren’t going to make anymore Charlie’s Angels movies, the studio has announced Janelle Monae Stars in Charlie’s Angels Reboot in 2019!

Read on and find out who will be at the helm of the Charlie’s Angels reboot…

CelebNMovies247.com has learned that the Charlie’s Angels reboot is finally moving forward with new writers.

The new writers are Narcos creators Carlo Bernard and Doug Miro to rewrite the script, which was first worked on by Evan Spiliotopoulos.

As for, the actresses who will take on the three Angeles have yet been chosen. Although,report claims that Janelle Monae (Hidden Figures, Moonlight) is at the top of the studio’s “wish list.”

Charlie’s Angels reboot Details:

The new Charlie’s Angeles movie is set for a “prime 2019 release date”, this according to reports at Sony. At the helm of this project is, non other than Elizabeth Banks, who will be embarking on her directorial outing, following her successful debut with Pitch Perfect 2. PP2 took in $287.4 million worldwide from a $29 million budget, so Sony is positive she will make good of a new Angeles reboot.

This reboot will put a fresh spin on the Charlie’s Angels story, which has been told through two separate TV shows and two hit movies.

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Our Take on Charlie’s Angels reboot:

So, this means its about three women who fight crime and get the bad guy all while looking flawless and having great hair. Yeah, it sounds like a real fresh take on the already hashed out story-lines we’ve seen over five seasons and in two movies.

Maybe this time the women are lesbians or they men instead of women. You know like a male version of a woman based film. Kind of like the ‘So-called’ fresh take on Ghostbusters.

Who are we kidding, no matter how the writers spin it, the movie is about bad girls turning good and fighting crime. Yes, it’s all new, which means, new actresses taking on the same roles as we’ve seen before. Hopefully they don’t suck since Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu are a hard act to follow.

Director Elizabeth Banks is also producing alongside Max Handelman through their Brownstone production company, with Andrea Giannetti overseeing the project for Sony.

The cool thing is Sony is on a woman empowerment tip, so expect a lot more female based movies each year, like this years Rough Night. And the upcoming Miss Bala remake and a big screen adaptation of Barbie.

We will keep you posted…