First blame the advertisements on the spoilers because the fact of Demi More'e character being the villain is supposed to be a surprise that comes out about the last 20 minutes. Marketing should have been more careful. Anyway, this is a nice mindless piece of fun with the return of the last three angels and a new Bosly. Cpount how manybig stars have bit parts, see the "that ain't possible in real life" stunts that are still fun to watch, and watch them go from one excuse for a costume change to another.

Some things are predictable if still amusing, like John Cleese playing a father to one of the angels and the ensuing misunderstanding of her actual career, though I really think they all had fun filmning this thing. Out-takes not only sprinkled through the end credits but if you stay until ALL of the credits are through then you'll be treated to one last out-take.

Is it worth it? Well, it's fun, so I guess the rest depends on current movie prices (see it matinee'). On the Cheesey Scale this one rates a Gouda.