Particularly at a time when women’s rights are in jeopardy here in the United States and around the world, “Dirty Angels” represents a blown opportunity to say something meaningful amid the mayhem.

Christy Lemire

RogerEbert.com

What elevates “Dirty Angels” to the status of a solid slice of R-rated action entertainment is the stellar cast led by Eva Green and the surehanded direction from 81-year-old veteran Martin Campbell, director of the Bond films “GoldenEye” and “Casino Royale” (which co-starred Green as Vesper Lynd) and most recently, the Liam Neeson-starring “Memory.”

Richard Roeper

Chicago Sun-Times

Suffers from the discord between the real-life conflicts that make up its setting and the cartoonish characters who propel its plot.

Natalia Winkelman

The New York Times