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Argylle 2024

Argylle is a 2024 spy action‑comedy directed by Matthew Vaughn and written by Jason Fuchs, produced by Apple Studios, Marv Studios, and Cloudy Productions. Elly Conway, a reclusive novelist, writes a bestselling spy series featuring Agent Argylle. She soon discovers her fiction is manifesting in real life, forcing her into a globe‑trotting espionage adventure alongside cat‑allergic spy Aidan, with assassins hot on her trail. A major twist reveals Elly is actually a spy named Rachel, brainwashed into believing she's a novelist. The line between her fictional world and her real identity collapses as she works to stop a global threat and reclaim her true self.📅 Release & Availability Theatrical Premiere: London, January 24, 2024 Wide Release: February 1 (UK), February 2 (US & internationally) 2024. Digital / VOD Release: March 5, 2024 on platforms like iTunes, Amazon Video, Google Play, Apple TV+ (Premium VOD). Streaming on Apple TV+: Global availability from April 12, 2024.📉 Critics & Box Office Budget: Estimated around $200 million (including acquisition), though actual production might have been less. Box Office: Earned roughly $45 million in North America and $50–51 million internationally, totaling about $96 million — significantly underperforming. Critics: Widely negative reception, citing a messy structure, weak humor, convoluted twists, and mismatched tone. Runtime of 139 minutes criticized for poor pacing. Audience: Moderate audience enjoyment with around 70% positive score on Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter, though critics’ rating was ~33%. Overall: Considered one of 2024’s biggest box office flops, especially for its scale and expectations.🎬 Argylle (2024) — Conclusion Argylle had the ingredients for a blockbuster: a high-profile cast, a stylish director (Matthew Vaughn), and an ambitious spy-thriller concept with a meta twist. But despite its flashy premise and big budget, the film stumbled with critics and at the box office. Conclusion: Visually slick and packed with star power, but Overlong, tonally inconsistent, and often confusing Its attempt to satirize spy tropes while also playing them straight led to mixed messaging Ultimately, Argylle became one of 2024’s biggest cinematic disappointmentsStill, for fans of twisty narratives and Vaughn’s kinetic style (Kingsman, Kick-Ass), it might be worth a look — especially now that it's available to stream on Apple TV+. Read More

• 2024
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