Argylle Review: The Visuals, The Action, The Verdict | The Arena Productions

Hey everybody, Fubu87 here and welcome back to The Arena Productions with the Argyle Movie Review. Directed by Matthew Vaughan, Argyle is an action comedy spy movie with a cast full of stars that in theory should not work, but Bryce Dallas Howard as Ellie Conway, Sam Rockwell as Aiden, Henry Cavill as Argyle and Bryan Cranston as director Ritter as well as Samuel L. Jackson and Dua Lipa make this movie not only a fun movie to watch, but a rewatch. All these actors were phenomenal at their craft,

but the one that shined the most was Bryce Dallas Howard. She makes the shy Ellie into a relatable character. I felt her struggles into writing her book and her character regression, I know what I said, regression, during the movie is something not common in most movies. Story is full of plot twists, some expected, some not expected, with a lot of cliches in the middle. The cinematography in this movie is not constant, not saying it's bad, but it's high points are at the start of the movie and

at the end of the movie. In the middle for me it felt kind of flat. Really hard to explain without spoiling certain elements of the movie, there is an action sequence on the third act with smoke that worked beyond reason due to the performances of Bryce Dallas Howard and Sam Rockwell, complemented by the framing, camera motion, focus and color blending all into a masterpiece that is the height of the movie. The fighting choreography is one of the high points as well, it was the first time watchi

ng something like this. without spoiling, does something great with simplicity that works well as it is. One disappointing part of this movie was the soundtrack, but I get it, they spent a lot of money getting these super famous actors, something with that luck. there were no memorable sequences where the music made a big impact in my viewing experience except, okay, I'll be honest, except on the smoke section on the third act of the movie the part that I said that with the color blending, the m

asterpiece part before that part the music worked, it shouldn't have worked because it goes against the moods but like I mentioned before that action with the smoke for me is a masterpiece because it's beautifully done. As for the audience, my group of friends were highly invested in the movies and especially in Alfie the cat, but you know, people... when it comes to movies in series, they tend to react more to what happens to animals than to people. The movie theater was empty, but I personally

think that there is a weak marketing campaign, at least in my country, and I hope Word of Mouth will help the movie succeed in the box office, but one thing is for sure, it will become a cult classic like Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. This movie had a budget of 500 million. On the first weekend they made about 36 million worldwide, so they have long ways to go. I really hope that they succeed. Next weekend is a bigger hit because of the word of mouth, because I hope there's a sequel for this mov

ie, because yes, not all answers are given in this movie. As for the rating for this movie and... turn-based Carl is gonna hate because he hates the you know the rating by numbers but I'm gonna give this movie a 7 out of 10 there were some things that could have been better but overall it's a very fun movie to see solid movie solid performances if you if you're not a fan of cliches and spy movies you'll have a bad time but hey at least you can look at Henry Cavill all you want I want to thank my

good friend Leda Hatless for helping me writing this review. And I want all of you that hopefully enjoyed this review to drop a like and a follow on The Arena Productions, all those things that make us grow, and we'll see you in the next video.