The spy thriller has a 33% on Rotten Tomatoes and could not hook the public despite having Henry Cavill and Dua Lipa
June 4, 2024, 12:30
Updated June 4, 2024, 15:28
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Matthew Vaughn He was very enthusiastic about the result of Argylle, so much so that he did not hesitate to state during the days prior to its release that he hoped this film would be the beginning of a new trilogy. However, the film arrived, it took a hit at the box office (it barely grossed just over 90 million dollars) and, to the pain of its director, was vilified even saying enough is enough for a good part of the press with 33% on Rotten Tomatoes. Were those criticisms fair?
“What did you do to offend these people?”
The British filmmaker believes not and he let us know in an interview with Empire, where he opened up about how he experienced the launch of his spy and humor thriller with stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill and Dua Lipa:
Was it disappointing to get such critical reception? “Fuck, yeah. We did test screenings that went fantastically well. The premiere was a lot of fun and I felt like I was going back to the days of Snatch. Hogs and Diamonds. (…) It was a fun and heartwarming movie, or so it was At least what I thought. I didn’t do Citizen Kane but damn, the criticism came and I thought: ‘What did I do to offend these people?’ I’m not saying the movie was perfect by any means, but I didn’t think it was that perfect. That took me a little by surprise.” Empire
The director of X-Men: First Class and Stardust is not discouraged and hopes that the film’s performance on platforms, where it is doing well, will allow him to resume the saga: “Never say never.” Argylle can currently be seen on Apple TV + and presents a story where Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard) discovers that his spy stories correspond to the activities of a real spy network and begins a dangerous game of chase.
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