Argylle
Directed by Matthew VaughnElly Conway, a reserved writer of spy stories who rarely ventures outside, finds her life entangled with actual secret service operations as the narratives she pens eerily mirror the operations of a menacing covert group. Aiden, professing to be an agent, intervenes to protect her from potential abduction or worse. Suddenly, Elly, along with her cherished feline, Alfie, find themselves navigating a shadowy realm filled with deceit and illusions.
Where to Watch Argylle
Argylle Ratings & Reviews
- ZamoticDecember 12, 2025This was an entertaining and somewhat comedic spy movie that just sort of lost me when it went full over the top towards the end.
- SakyoshaMay 7, 2025I think people forget that not every movie is supposed to be a poignant, thought provoking, 10/10 spectacle. This movie was fun - as the non-pretentious movie-goer understands that most movies are meant to be fun. It has a fun soundtrack, doesn't take itself too seriously, and reaches to be a cheeky/breezy ride. People; relax. Eat some popcorn. Laugh at the funny bits, roll your eyes in good nature - and stop pretending anyone holds your review with baited breath. Live a little.
- WAR STOICDecember 6, 2025Anything with Mr. Sam Rockwell in it is always awesome!!
- kilderkinSeptember 6, 2025Cute, fun movie. Bryce and Sam are great. Fab cast. Interesting story. Action rom-com like Rockwell's Mr. Nice Guy
- epicsjbearNovember 8, 2025Little hearted and silly at times
- AdamSeptember 15, 2025Reverse Isekai American version of Kingsmen
- neuroparadoxJuly 29, 2025This was dangerously close to a good bad movie. Cut out 45 minutes and a few of the (ugh) "twists" and give me a call back. Missed opportunity: to have Henry Cavill kiss John Cena.
- Kevin WardJuly 2, 2025I have not read any reviews. Yet I can definitely sense the negative energy surrounding this film. Some of it’s understandable. I intentionally try to never watch trailers and somehow even I feel like I’ve seen this trailer a bazillion times, and there’s a lot of aspects of the marketing that feel a little bait and switch-y from the poster, to the book tie in. I would not even be surprised if it’s the marketing department themselves that started the rumor that Taylor Swift is secretly the author of the book. All that being said, I had a really good time watching this. First and foremost, I loved Bryce Dallas Howard and Sam Rockwell. Howard is delightful and charming, and I loved seeing her truly lead a big budget action thriller. Rockwell is always hilarious in my book. He always has this wild and unpredictable energy on screen that makes him magnetic to watch. The story and action are a massive mixed bag. Twists upon twists upon twists can sometimes make character motivations really seem nonsensical by the end. And the CGI is …… let’s say…..not very good. BUT I was willing to look past most of the suspect visuals because of the film knows not to take itself too seriously. The skating on oil and the smoke ballet are ludicrous, but I found them to be both creatively conceived and really fun in execution. I can admit that the runtime was waaay too long and Henry Cavill’s haircut may give me nightmares, but I really enjoyed this and I actually hope we get more regardless of whatever those credit sequences mean. Plus, my kids really enjoyed it which usually warrants some additional grace from me.
- Oʂɯαʅԃσ RσყҽƚƚAugust 30, 2025No, this is not a masterpiece, but if you just wanna have fun and enjoy a movie where you don't have to feel like you're in film study and need to analyze every single scene, then you will have a good time with this movie.
- CoougeAugust 16, 2025Most of the scenes are so cringey
- KylachamJune 8, 2025Very poor, considering the cast. Not clever enough to be Knives Out, and not fun enough to be Bullet Train. This is one you can safely miss as the only memory you'll keep is Henry Cavill's haircut.
- Teodor95July 18, 2025Tries to be as smart as Knives Out and as action packed as Bullet Train. Fails on both accounts, but an ok background / couch movie
- tellumMay 29, 2025This movie benefits from 2024 being one of the worst movies for big budget films. This is not nearly as bad as Madame Web or Unfrosted or Borderlands, but it’s not too far off either. Sure the movie doesn’t “take itself seriously” but I should at least be able to understand the plot, which is really difficult with inconsistent rules in this fantasy world. There are simply way better romantic/adventure movies that are so much better, this isn’t worth anyones time.
- Wes TrestlerDecember 1, 2024Dumb movie
Watch Argylle Videos
Argylle Trivia
Argylle was released on January 31, 2024.
Argylle was directed by Matthew Vaughn.
Argylle has a runtime of 2 hr 19 min.
Argylle was produced by Matthew Vaughn, Adam Bohling, David Reid, Jason Fuchs.
The key characters in Argylle are Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), Aidan Wilde (Sam Rockwell), Director Ritter (Bryan Cranston).
Argylle is rated PG-13.
Argylle is an Action, Adventure, Thriller film.
Argylle has an audience rating of 7 out of 10.