Mystery-laden 'Argylle' too meta for success | Styles
Matthew Vaughn’s “Argylle,” a meta espionage homage to classic spy thrillers, is as entertaining as it is derivative — even if its premise wears thin by the time the end
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Matthew Vaughn’s “Argylle,” a meta espionage homage to classic spy thrillers, is as entertaining as it is derivative — even if its premise wears thin by the time the end
Overlong and a little jumbled, the film fails to play to its own strengths
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If you’re looking for something brainless and something light and fluffy, then ‘Argylle’ can be a fun time in the cinema.