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Argylle Sets Rotten Tomatoes Record for Director Matthew Vaughn - CBR - Comic Book Resources

Ahead of Argylle's theatrical premiere, the film's early reviews from critics have resulted in a record low at Rotten Tomatoes for director Matthew Vaughn.

On the review aggregator website, Argylle has launched with a debut score of 37%, declaring the movie to be "rotten." This is the record low for films directed by Matthew Vaughn, falling beneath 2021's The King's Man's score of 40%. Vaughn only has one other film that's been labeled as rotten at Rotten Tomatoes, which is 2017's Kingsman: The Golden Circle. That movie's score is 50%, while the next lowest score for Vaughn is the original film in the franchise, 2014's Kingsman: The Secret Service, which is certified fresh at 75%.

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With Argylle, the majority of the reviews from Rotten Tomatoes-approved critics are negative, and some of them are pulling no punches with their criticism of the film. Globe and Mail critic Barry Hertz described Argylle as "one of the most chaotically stupid action movies to torture audiences in ages," while Rolling Stone reviewer David Fear summed up the film as a "very, very bad movie."

"An overlong and uninspired outing that fails to take full advantage of its cast, and even with moments of delightful action, it's a toothless imitator of Vaughn's more entertaining spy stories," ComicBook.com critic Patrick Cavanaugh added. Meanwhile, IndieWire's David Ehrlich found that the PG-13 rating only hurt the film, as he stated, "Vaughn’s juvenile sense of humor is a poor match for the rom-com energy of [Jason] Fuchs’ script, and the director only seems further declawed by the decision to make this movie PG-13."

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Will Audiences Better Enjoy Argylle?

Of course, it's worth noting that audience scores can sometimes be very different from the critics, with 2023's The Super Mario Bros. Movie serving as a great example of this, given its near-perfect audience score and "rotten" Rotten Tomatoes rating. There are also a handful of critics that enjoyed Argylle more than others, with Collider's Maggie Lovitt describing the flick as "the perfect date movie, even if the date is with yourself."

Argylle is directed by Matthew Vaughn and written by Jason Fuchs. It tells the story of a spy novelist (Bryce Dallas Howard) who's rescued by a secret agent (Sam Rockwell) when her life is in danger, coming to find out that the fictional character from her books (Henry Cavill) is more real than she thought. The film also stars Bryan Cranston, Catherine O'Hara, Dua Lipa, Louis Partridge, and Ariana DeBose.

Argylle officially premieres in movie theaters on Feb. 2, 2024.

Source: Rotten Tomatoes

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Argylle

An introverted spy novelist is drawn into the activities of a sinister underground syndicate.

Release Date
February 2, 2024
Director
Matthew Vaughn
Runtime
135 minutes
Writers
Jason Fuchs

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