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Bryce Dallas Howard opened up about some of her past films that didn’t do well at the box office.

In a new interview, the Jurassic World star revealed she was not surprised when one of her movies end up flopping.

“You can always see it coming while you’re making it,” Howard said in an interview with The Independent. “I’ve never been shocked when something doesn’t work. But I’m just an actor – you’re there to serve a director’s vision.”

She continued, “If a movie doesn’t turn out the way that you envisioned, you can barely feel disappointed because it’s not yours. You’re not the person who’s building the thing.”

Last year, Howard starred in the Apple film Argylle, in which she played spy novelist Elly Conway. The film had an estimated budget of $200M, and its current box office is just over $96M.

Whether you’re into secret agents, ancient maps, or fixer mayhem — this list has it.

I just watched “Fountain of Youth” over the weekend, and honestly? It’s the best version of this kind of movie I’ve seen in maybe a decade. Big set pieces, solid characters, and above all, it’s just fun. That seems to be Apple TV+’s sweet spot when it comes to action-adventure movies — high energy, easy to watch, and usually with a sense of humor. Most of the titles on this list lean into the comedy side of the genre, with only a couple that go a little darker. If you’re in the mood for something fast-paced and entertaining (without taking itself too seriously), here are seven action-adventure movies worth streaming right now on Apple TV+.

Top 7 action-adventure movies streaming on Apple TV+ right now:

No. 7: ‘Ghosted’

No. 6: ‘Argylle’

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A star-studded cast, a sky-high budget, and a savvy marketing campaign weren’t enough to save Argylle from crashing and burning at the box office. Matthew Vaughn’s genre-blending spy romp arrived with plenty of hype earlier last year—featuring the likes of Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, and John Cena—but was met with dismal reviews and a chilly reception from audiences, barely scraping $96 million globally on a reported $200 million budget. And yet… a year later, Argylle is back in the conversation.

Thanks to a streaming run on Apple TV+, the film is officially back in the top 20 most-watched titles on the platform. According to viewer metrics and an encouraging 71% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes (despite a brutal 33% from critics), Argylle seems to be experiencing the kind of late-game comeback few box office flops ever do.

The premise certainly remains enticing. Argylle starsHoward as Elly Conway, a...

Every year, Jesse Shade of the Awfully Good Movies series provides us with his list of the ten worst movies of the year – and 2024 is no different! Now that the Oscars are out of the way and it has been revealed that the members of the Academy felt Anora was the best picture of 2024, Jesse Shade is here with his list of The 10 Worst Movies of 2024. You can find out what his picks are by checking out the video embedded above. Fittingly, this is also the video that has been chosen to launch the new JoBlo Awfully Good Movies YouTube channel!

If you want to know what Jesse Shade’s picks for the 10 Worst Movies of 2024 were before you start watching the video, here’s the list:

10. Joker: Folie à Deux

Directed by Todd Phillips, who also wrote the script with Scott Silver. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga,...

The first look at Prime Video's outlandish crime-comedy caper Deep Cover sees Bryce Dallas Howard, Orlando Bloom, and Nick Mohammed swap the stage for the streets as the three improv comedians turn their hand to spy work, only to discover that it's no laughing matter. The images, which come courtesy of Empire Magazine, offer a closer look at the three central characters who must adapt to their new roles undercover after a life spent in the spotlight. One photo shows Howard midway through a performance, while the other two snaps show the trio in slightly less glitzy surroundings.

The story originated with filmmaker Colin Trevorrow, who directed Jurassic World and 2022's Jurassic World: Dominion and co-wrote all three movies, including Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, from an idea that he and his writing partner Derek Connolly thought up, with Ben Ashenden and Alexander Owen also penning the script. Trevorrow may have...

The 45th Golden Raspberry Awards (Razzies) will be held on March 1, 2025, to recognize the worst films of 2024. The nominees were originally set to be announced on January 16, but due to wildfires in Southern California, the announcement was delayed several times, eventually being revealed on January 21.

The nominees were chosen by 1,202 members of the Golden Raspberry Foundation, including movie fans, critics, and journalists. This year, many comic book adaptations received nominations, such as ‘The Crow,’ ‘Madame Web,’ ‘Joker: Folie à Deux,’ and ‘Kraven the Hunter.’

Several well-known actors, including Ariana DeBose, Cate Blanchett, and Joaquin Phoenix, were also mentioned, with Jon Voight getting a nod for his roles in four films. 2024 was really bad for superhero adaptations considering that the movies received eighteen nominations overall.

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Despite being one of 2024's most underwhelming films, Argylle continues to find streaming success. The star-studded film directed by Matthew Vaughn and featuring Henry Cavill lands on another streamer's chart, earning some redemption after its box office flop.

According to Collider, Argylle has landed on the Apple TV+ Top 10 Movies chart this week. The film launched on Apple's streamer last April and instantly became the second-most-viewed film across all platforms. The film's latest appearance on the chart suggests fans are still invested in the action comedy, holding a 71% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.

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Intended to be the beginning of a trilogy, Argylle sees Cavill star as the eponymous spy,...

In a single year, countless movies become financial successes, while others prove themselves to be flops, yet there are a few notable films in 2024 that had the potential to be hits, yet lost out at the box office. When it comes to calculating a movie's success, there are a few elements that need to be acknowledged. The most important are critical reviews and box office earnings. The former reveals whether audiences actually enjoyed the movie, while the latter shows how many people saw the film. Though both elements are important, sometimes one is more significant than the other.

The following movies are those that should have been successful, or even found success among critics in 2024, yet ended up being box office bombs. These movies may have done well on Rotten Tomatoes, but they failed to break even, meaning that their creators lost money and the movie was deemed a failure,...

As much as we love covering the careers of prominent actors like "Spider-Man" franchise star Zendaya or "Mad Max: Fury Road" protagonist Tom Hardy, there's something uniquely exciting about looking at the work of a fast-rising star like Louis Partridge. Since appearing in Netflix's "Enola Holmes," opposite "Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown, the 21-year-old English actor has appeared in some high-profile films and television shows, building his resume under the guidance of visionaries like Matthew Vaughn and Academy Award-winners Danny Boyle and Alfonso Cuarón.

At present, it sure seems as though Partridge is preparing to set the world on fire for the next few years, with starring roles in Steven Knight's "House of Guinness" and George Jaques' "Sunny Dancer" on the way. He's also slated to appear in Noah Baumbach's next film and will seemingly lead a new(ish) action franchise for Vaughn. If you want...

My World Of Flops is Nathan Rabin’s survey of books, television shows, musical releases, or other forms of entertainment that were financial flops, critical failures, or lack a substantial cult following.

Guy Ritchie sidekick turned comic book auteur Matthew Vaughn’s elephantine 2024 snoozer Argylle ends with a mid-credit sequence,...

Despite ranking as the most stylish cinematic marvel of the year, Matthew Vaughn's globe-trotting spy spectacle Argylle proved a major swing and miss at the box office when released in February 2024. Although the film performed better overseas than domestically, the standalone Kingsman spin-off did not capture the attention or imagination of the built-in fanbase as intended. As a result, the pre-planned Argylle trilogy and potential Kingsman crossover may never materialize.

Criticized for boasting high style over durable substance, Argylle failed to resonate among the masses like Vaughn's previous big-budget action movies did. Not even the excellent ensemble cast led by Henry Cavill could overcome the flashy set pieces and over-the-top action extravaganza that serves as little more than dazzling diversionary entertainment. Fortunately, the film has become more popular since being added to AppleTV+ in April, perhaps leaving the door opening for future Argylle sequels and spin-offs.

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Henry Cavill shines as one of Hollywood's powerful and versatile action stars, embodying iconic characters from Superman to Geralt of Rivia. Cavill's characters showcase diverse forms of power, from superhuman abilities to intellect and influence over others. Whether playing heroes or villains, Cavill proves that power can come in different forms and be used for justice or chaos.

Henry Cavill has solidified himself as one of Hollywood's most popular and recognizable action stars. From the Kryptonian Superman to monster hunter Geralt of Rivia, Cavill not only tends to star in action films and television series, but has also played many powerful characters. In the DC Extended Universe, superpowers are an integral part of the character he plays, and as he seeks to use his powers to enact justice in an unjust world.

Some of Cavill's other characters also have superhuman abilities and superior physical strength, which makes them more powerful in others.

Argylle director Matthew Vaughn admits negative reviews of his spy action comedy film threw him off after the excitement it built up before heading to theaters. According to Vaughn, he couldn't understand the "vitriolic" feedback he saw about the Henry Cavill-led film.

Speaking with Empire, Vaughn unloaded on the bad critical reviews of Argylle, which flopped at the box office despite boasting an all-star ensemble cast. Vaughn reveals the takes on his movie rattled him and thinks it deserved more credit than it got. "My guard came down on Argylle. We had done test screenings that had gone fantastically well," he said. "The premiere was a really fun night, and it was like going back to the Snatch days where there was such excitement. And I started drinking the Kool-Aid. Its a fun, feel-good movie, or I thought it was a fun, feel-good movie. We didnt make Citizen Kane,...

Matthew Vaughn reveals that Argylle 2 is still possible due to the first movie's strong performance on streaming. Argylle was a major critical and commercial disappointment, and it will be a tall order for streaming performance to make up for this. If another movie in the franchise does happen, Vaughn will probably have to find a way to make it for less money.

Argylle director Matthew Vaughn addresses whether audiences can expect an Argylle 2. Hitting theaters earlier this year, Vaughn's latest action comedy follows espionage novelist Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard) as she becomes tangled in a very real web of international spycraft that mirrors the events of one of her books. Argylle's reviews were overwhelmingly negative right out of the gate, and the film, which also stars Henry Cavill and Sam Rockwell, was a major disappointment at the box office.

In a recent interview with Empire, Vaughn comments on...

When Argylle landed at the start of 2024, it was met – by and large – with a slew of negative reviews. Matthew Vaughn’s spy romp, in which Bryce Dallas Howard’s espionage author Elly Conway finds herself caught up in a real spy story, saw the Kingsman filmmaker engage with a different tone of action-adventure story than he’d previously explored. But while the film was welcomed by some viewers, it also received some starkly critical reactions – and grossed just $96.2 million at the box office, before making its way to Apple TV+. It was not exactly what Vaughn hoped for, having imagined Argylle as the starting point for all kinds of adventures to come, both in the ‘real-world’ setting inhabited by Conway and Sam Rockwell’s Aidan Wilde, and the fictional world of Conway’s novels led by Henry Cavill’s Agent Argylle.

In a major new Empire interview, Vaughn got...

Spy, starring Melissa McCarthy, is a well-received spy comedy thriller with a touch of parody, ideal for fans of fun-loving espionage films. Argylle's poor box office performance is linked to its plot holes and reviews, hindering potential sequels and crossovers in the future. For fans of modern spy comedies like Argylle, movies like Atomic Blonde and Mr. & Mrs. Smith offer compelling and entertaining alternatives.

There are several other modern spy comedy thrillers that fans of Matthew Vaughn's Argylle can enjoy. Depsite having a star-studded ensemble cast featuring Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine O'Hara, John Cena, Dua Lipa, and Henry Cavill, Argylle was a box office flop upon its release in early February 2024. Argylle only made $96 million worldwide against its staggering $200 million budget, quickly becoming one of the biggest box office failures of the year. Still, there are several other good spy comedy...

Argylle's box office flop was turned around with a successful streaming release on Apple TV+. Despite a star-studded cast and flashy effects, poor substance led to disappointing theatrical results. Apple's shift from theater flops to streaming success leaves questions about the future of mega-budget productions.

The past few years have been rough for movie theaters. We saw almost no major tentpole releases for all of 2020 and 2021 due to the shift to streaming brought on by the pandemic. Then, when it seemed like things were finally getting back on track, the industry lost six months of work in 2023 due to the dual WGA and SAG strikes. The point is that theaters really need a win.

2024's Argylle had all the makings of a box office success. It featured a stacked ensemble cast that blended action and comedy with the tropes of spy movies that audiences love. It should have triumphed,...

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead fro Argylle.

Argylle, despite a star-studded cast, was a box office flop with poor reviews due to its convoluted plot twists and several headscratcher moments. Director Matthew Vaughn's plans for expanding the Argylle franchise may be hindered by its poor performance, joining other recent Apple original films in lackluster box-office results. The film's twists reveal Elly's true identity as a CIA double agent named Rachel Kylle, with unexpected plot developments and a late cameo by Henry Cavill.

Matthew Vaughn's spy comedy Argylle is loaded with major plot twists. Despite featuring a star-studded ensemble cast led by Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine O'Hara, John Cena, Dua Lipa, and Henry Cavill, Argylle was a box office flop upon its release in early February 2024. Argylle only made $96 million worldwide against its staggering $200 million budget, quickly becoming one of the biggest box office failures of the year.

Henry Cavill stars in Argylle, which features a subtle reunion with a former co-star from Enola Holmes. Argylle received negative reviews and bombed at the box office with only $96 million in earnings. The film has a 33% Rotten Tomatoes score, breaking Cavill and Louis Partridge's streak of "Fresh" projects together.

Henry Cavill stars as the titular character in Argylle, which features an easy-to-miss reunion between Cavill and one of the actor's co-stars from a popular Netflix movie franchise. The 2024 spy action comedy film, directed by Matthew Vaughn and written by Jason Fuchs, revolves around a reclusive spy novelist — Elly Conway, played by Bryce Dallas Howard — who finds herself tangled up with spies and criminals after her latest book somehow details real-life events. The movie features numerous shocking moments (including a twist during Argylle's post-credits scene) as Elly tries to evade the Division, an evil organization.

Enola Holmes and Enola...

Argylle has become a hit on streaming after earning only $95.5 million during its theatrical run. The movie cost Apple $200 million and features an impressive cast, but earned poor reviews. Argylle drew criticism for its abundance of twists and overlong runtime, and its failure continues a disappointing career trend for Cavill.

Henry Cavill's spy movie flop, Argylle, has found new success on streaming after its theatrical run. Directed by Matthew Vaughn, Argylle hit theaters earlier this year, telling the story of espionage novelist Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), who finds herself wrapped up in a globetrotting adventure after real-life events start to mirror those of her most recent novel. Despite featuring Cavill, Sam Rockwell, John Cena, Bryan Cranston, Dua Lipa, Ariana DeBose, and others in the cast, the movie was a major box office disaster, earning only $95.5 million worldwide.

New streaming data from Reelgood reveals that, after Argylle's poor box office performance earlier this year,...

Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Argylle

The ending of "Argylle" introduces the real Agent Argylle, setting up the possibility of a sequel and prequel. Elly Conway is revealed to be a double agent working for both the CIA and the Division. The nefarious Division is exposed and its power is diminished, but the possibility of revenge remains.

Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle ends in a surprising way, introducing the real Agent Argylle before flashing back to a mid-credits scene that ties into the Kingsman franchise. After multiple twists and turns, Elly Conway, whose real name is Rachel, finally remembers everything about her past life as a CIA agent. Working alongside Aidan, Elly managed to send the Division’s master list to Alfred Solomon, the former deputy director of the CIA who had been waiting for years to uncover the Division. But a run-in with Ruth, who uses a music...

Matthew Vaughn's ill-fated spy action comedy, Argylle, garners some good favor after struggling to become a critical and box office hit. The star-studded spy action comedy is a big streaming hit following its recent digital release.

Per Reelgood, Argylle became the second-most popular title on streaming for the week of Apr. 11 to Apr. 17, with the Apple TV+ release only trailing the Prime Video post-apocalyptic series, Fallout. The Oscar-winning film, The Zone of Interest, rounded out the top three for the week following its release on HBO's streaming service, Max.

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Debuting via Apple TV+ on Apr. 12, Argylle hoped to ramp up momentum on streaming after a difficult theatrical run, which saw the Vaughn-helmed Universal Pictures/Apple Original Pictures title fail to make half of its $200 million budget...

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare star Henry Cavill continues to envision potentially donning the famed James Bond suit in a future film. However, he admits "Maybe I'm too old now" as he waits and sees whether the creative team behind the 007 films will reach out.

Speaking on The Rich Eisen Show, Cavill addressed his prospects as the new Bond, having been linked to the eponymous spy film series for several years. With Cavill's character in The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Gus March-Phillipps, being a real-life influence for creating James Bond, Cavill was asked if he still sees himself portraying 007 down the line. While the 40-year-old Cavill has doubts due to his age, he's not ruling anything out. "All I've got to go off is the rumors. The same information you have. Maybe I'm too old now. Maybe I'm not. It's up to Barbara Broccoli and Mike Wilson, and...

Argylle is an action-packed thriller with brilliant fights and twists, starring Bryce Dallas Howard and Sam Rockwell. Despite mixed reviews, the movie delivers intense fight scenes and a satisfying ending for Elly and Aidan. From rooftop chases to colorful smoke shootouts, Argylle offers non-stop excitement for all ages to enjoy.

This article contains spoilers for Argylle.

The movie Argylle is an interesting new take on spy movies, but it still has plenty of brilliant fight scenes and action sequences. In another movie from director Matthew Vaughn, Argylle stars Bryce Dallas Howard as Elly Conway, the author of the Argylle novels, who finds that her fictional creations are actually real. Along the way, she meets real-life spy Aidan Wilde (Sam Rockwell), who helps her discover her past memories as Rachel Kylle. Throughout the film, the two face multiple big threats, which results in some great and dramatic moments.

Although reviews for...

The Argylle soundtrack contains a blend of modern songs and retro tracks. Many of the songs come from the 1970s and evoke classic spy movies. "Now and Then" by The Beatles serves as a motif for Elly and Aidan, heard multiple times in the movie.

The Argylle soundtrack contains quite a few songs that help propel the Henry Cavill spy movie forward. The meta movie is supposedly based on the book of the same name by Elly Conway, which was released the month before the movie premiered. However, it was later revealed that Conway, who is also a character in the movie played by Bryce Dallas Howard, was an entirely fictional creation and that the book was co-written by Terry Hayes and Tammy Cohen.

Regardless of its origin, the spy outing features quite a few songs that capture its unique energy. Unusually, the soundtrack doesn't feature any songs by Dua Lipa,...

Bryce Dallas Howard's character in Argylle fixes a mistake from Jurassic World by removing her heels for action scenes. Elly in Argylle has a more action-oriented role compared to Claire in Jurassic World. Despite bombing at the box office, Argylle showcases Howard's best action role yet, surpassing Jurassic World's performance.

Bryce Dallas Howard is one of the stars of Argylle, and one aspect of her character in the 2024 movie directly correlates to a mistake in the actress' 2015 project. The spy action comedy film, directed by Matthew Vaughn and written by Jason Fuchs, is based on the book of the same name by Elly Conway, which is who Howard plays onscreen. Aside from Howard as Elly, other Argylle cast members include:

Sam Rockwell as Aidan Wilde Bryan Cranston as Director Ritter Catherine O'Hara as Ruth Henry Cavill as Argylle Louis Partridge as young Argylle Sofia Boutella as Saba Al-Badr...

Argylle, starring Henry Cavill, hit theaters first to little fanfare, making $95M at the box office worldwide. Apple TV+ released the film on April 12, 2024, following its limited success in theaters earlier that year. Audiences now have the option to buy or rent Argylle on digital platforms like Prime Video and Google Play for $24.99.

Henry Cavill's new action movie debuts in theaters first, but there are options for where to watch Argylle. Anticipation was high for Argylle ever since the movie was announced as a potential action franchise for Cavill to be the face of. After losing major roles like Superman or Geralt of Rivia, the actor is in need of a major win. The interest in the movie has remained steady thanks to curiosity about Cavill's role, as well as speculation about who the real Elly Conway is turning to rumors that Taylor Swift wrote Argylle, which is not the case.

In perhaps the most meta, mind-bending spy thriller in recent memory — especially if you have amnesia — the new film “Argylle” places reclusive fiction writer Elly Conway in the center of an international espionage caper. When it seems that her novels are needed to help decode the workings of some of the world’s best spies, the cat-loving author finds herself in danger… but is there more to Elly than meets the eye? Find out on Friday, April 12 when the film arrives on Apple TV+. The star-studded film was at the center of a lot of speculation earlier this year, now it’s your turn to decode the mystery. You can watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of Apple TV+.

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The quality Apple TV+ programming continues this month with the debut of a movie, the premiere of a new show, and the return of two series. The Apple TV Plus April 2024 lineup includes the streaming debut of Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle, the limited series Franklin, and the second seasons of Jane and The Big Door Prize.

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Bryce Dallas Howard plays Elly Conway,...

Henry Cavill's spy caper Argylle flopped in theaters, but might redeem itself on Apple TV. Vaughn had big plans for Argylle to become a trilogy, but poor box office results may end those dreams prematurely. Despite harsh reviews, Vaughn hopes to expand his spy universe with more films, but it probably all depends on Argylle's streaming success.

Argylle, Henry Cavill’s lackluster foray into the world of James Bond-esque spy shenanigans, has finally revealed its imminent Apple TV streaming release date. After failing to deliver at the box office earlier this year, the Matthew Vaughn movie now has a shot at redemption with its streaming debut, and is likely to be quite successful on the platform.

Argylle ThrillerAction 2/5 Release DateFebruary 2, 2024DirectorMatthew VaughnCastHenry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Samuel L. Jackson, John Cena, Catherine O'Hara, Bryan Cranston, Sofia Boutella, Ariana DeBoseRuntime2hr 15minMain GenreThrillerWritersJason FuchsStudioApple Original Films, Apple Studios, Cloudy ProductionsTaglineOnce...

Apple Original Films announced today that Matthew Vaughn’s action comedy romance feature film Argylle will make its global streaming debut on Apple TV+ beginning Friday, April 12.

Released in theaters on February 2, 2024, the film was rated PG-13 by the MPA for strong violence, action, and some strong language. The film grossed $95.3 million at the worldwide box office, with $45.2 million coming from North American theaters and $50.1 million from international markets.

In anticipation of Argylle‘s streaming debut, K-pop superstars The Boyz have reimagined “Electric Energy,” the Ariana DeBose-led hit from Argylle. The soundtrack and today’s single release of “Electric Energy (Reimagination)” by The Boyz are available on all music streaming platforms.

Originally written by Gary Barlow, Stuart Price, Matthew Vaughn, and Lorne Balfefor for Matthew Vaughn’s razor-witted, reality-bending spy thriller, the song undergoes a remarkable transformation as produced by Stuart Price in collaboration with Lorne Balfe for Platoon.

Argylle is ready to spy on the digital world. The star-studded eponymous action comedy featuring Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard confirms its streaming release.

Per Screen Rant, Apple Original Films has announced that Argylle will become available for streaming via Apple TV+ on Apr. 12. The film's streaming debut comes a little over two months after its theatrical debut. To mark Argylle's Apple TV+ release, K-Pop group The Boyz released their version of Ariana DeBose's single from the movie, "Electric Energy."

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Directed by Matthew Vaughn, Argylle chronicles the story of real-life author Elly Conway (Howard), a reclusive spy novelist drawn into real-world scenarios that mirror the stories she writes about as she finds herself too close to a crime syndicate.

Agent Argylle is coming to Apple TV+.

Matthew Vaughn’s star-studded spy caper “Argylle” will make its streaming debut on Apple TV+ on April 12, the company announced Friday.

“Argylle,” released in theaters on on February 2, undelivered during its box office opening weekend by bringing in $18 million domestically despite costing $200 million to produce. It opened with largely bad early reviews and holds a current 33% on Rotten Tomatoes.

The “Argylle” ensemble cast includes Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill, Sam Rockwell, John Cena, Ariana DeBose, Richard E. Grant, Dua Lipa, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, Sofia Boutella and Samuel L. Jackson. It follows an unlikely spy mission taken by unassuming writer Elly Conway, played by Howard. Elly works alongside the real spy Aidan, played by Rockwell, on a globe-trotting mission full of assassins, deception, betrayal and a global crisis. As the movie unfolds, viewers learn who the real Agent Argylle is after a series of twists.

Argylle's streaming release date has been announced for April 12, 2024, the movie coming to Apple TV+. The movie features Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard in a spy thriller, with Howard playing the author of books starring Cavill's character. Despite negative reviews and bombing at the box office, the spy movie could still find new life on streaming.

The streaming release date for Argylle has been revealed, showing when the Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard-led spy movie will be on Apple TV+. The film, directed by Matthew Vaughn, tells the story of author Elly Conway (Howard), who is hunted down because her Argylle books seemingly predict real-world events. Despite some negative reviews from critics, the film got a mixed reception from audiences when it was released in early February.

Now, Apple Original Films has announced that Argylle will be released on Apple TV+ on April 12, 2024. This means it won't be...

If you’re in the mood for a light-hearted spy adventure with plenty of twists and turns that will make your head spin, Argylle is set to make its streaming debut later this month. Although director Matthew Vaughn has plans for sequels, he stated that he wanted to wait and see how the first film fared. Unfortunately for Vaughn, it wouldn’t become a success at the box office, earning just $92 million worldwide on a budget of $200 million. After its low performance, the star-studded action comedy will hope to find a second life as it premieres on AppleTV+ on Friday, April 12.

The plot synopsis from Apple reads,

“Elly Conway, played by Bryce Dallas Howard, is the reclusive cat loving author of a series of bestselling espionage novels about the impossibly glamorous secret agent Argylle (Henry Cavill) on a mission to unravel a nefarious spy syndicate. When Elly, with the help...

Argylle, the romantic action spy caper from Matthew Vaughn, will soon be available to watch at home as Apple has announced a release date for the movie, which starred Bryce Dallas Howard as the author Elly Conway. The film will begin streaming on the service on April 12, just one week from today. Argylle stars Howard as Conway, as the story sends the reclusive author on an adventure spanning the entire circumference of the world. Although she's earned fame and fortune worldwide for her bestselling series of glamorous espionage novels starring the titular agent, Argylle (Henry Cavill), nothing makes her happier than a quiet night at home writing with her beloved cat by her side.

Following Argylle, Henry Cavill's new movie, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, is connected to Taylor Swift again.

In an interview with E! News, Cavill opened up about the connections with Taylor Swift. His latest film, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, which has Guy Ritchie at the helm, will premiere on April 19. The date coincides with Swift's eleventh studio album release, The Tortured Poets Department. However, the actor revealed that this time, it wasn't coincidental.

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"That's the second time, sort of, I've been tied in with Taylor because of Argylle. There was everyone who thought that the book was written by her. And so, now this." The Man of Steel actor and his co-stars, Hero Fiennes Tiffin and Alex Pettyfer,...

Henry Cavill joined Henry Golding, Eiza González Rivera, Cary Elwes, Babs Olisanmokun, Hero Fiennes Tiffin and Alex Pettyfer at the photocall for the Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare at Hms Belfast in London on Friday.

The photo shows Cavill sporting all shades of brown from shoulder to shoes, Golding dressed in a black leather jacket and González Rivera stunned in a white blouse with a white floor-length skirt.

Elwes, Olisanmokum, Fiennes Tiffin and Pettyfer decided to go for a more formal look.

The Guy Ritchie-directed film follows a British covert unit in World War II.

In January, Cavill celebrated the spy-thriller film, Argylle with his co-stars in the film such as Bryce Dallas Howard and Dua Lipa. The actor plays the role of Argylle, a top spy.

The thriller follows the lens of spy novelist Elly Conway, who is played by Howard.

In 2022, Fiennes Tiffin spoke to uInterview exclusively about...

If you missed Argylle in cinemas, or just fancy another watch, you can buy or rent the film on digital platforms tomorrow.

Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle debuted in cinemas early February and Universal are now making the film available to watch from home.

You can buy and rent the film on digital platforms from tomorrow 19th March.

The film follows Bryce Dallas Howard’s mousy spy novelist Elly Conway, who is swept up in a rather incredible adventure after her spy novels begin to resemble real life a bit too closely. Sam Rockwell, Henry Cavill, Dua Lipa and Samuel L. Jackson all appear in the film alongside Howard.

You may remember that the film was produced by Apple Original Films and the film will be making its way to AppleTV+, but there’s no info on when that might be. Martin Scorsese’s Killers Of The Flower Moon debuted in...

Bryce Dallas Howard is done talking about her body or following orders from directors who tell her to lose weight. She went back to the spotlight in this year’s Argylle starring Henry Cavill, where she played author Elly Conway.

Bryce Dallas Howard in Argylle

The actress has become very picky with the projects she gets herself involved with. In the past, she admitted to be the receiving end of comments about her weight and her overall body frame.

Bryce Dallas Howard Revealed One Important Demand When Taking Movie Roles

During her interview with Time Magazine, actress Bryce Dallas Howard claimed she has retired from talking about her body in the sense that she did not want to be discussing how she would look in a film project. When she met with Argylle director Matthew Vaughn, she immediately stated her case:

“I straight up said to Matthew, ‘I just want...

Henry Cavill’s career has hit a bit of a rough patch since he had to hang up his cape as Superman. The Justice League star was dropped from the franchise as the invincible Kryptonian just months after announcing his return last year. Since then, Cavill has tried to expand his portfolio, setting his sights on other ambitious projects. However, he has yet to find success.

Henry Cavill joined the ensemble for Apple’s high-budget spy thriller, Argylle, in 2021. Unfortunately, the film failed to impress the critics at all, and it bombed. So, where did it go wrong?

Cavill plays the titular role in the film (Source: Apple TV+) Why did Henry Cavill’s latest film, Argylle, fail to perform at the box office?

Helmed by Matthew Vaughn, Argylle had a star-studded lineup. From Henry Cavill to Bryce Dallas-Howard, Universal had a hit on their hands. Or so it seemed...

Quick Links The PG-13 Rating Ruined The Intensity The Action Scenes Were Too Separated Apart Most of The Humor Didn't Land Its Attempt at a Shared Universe Was Forced It Had an Overuse of CGI and Green Screens Some of The Acting Performances Felt Weak The Third Act Dragged on For Too Long The Action Sequences Felt Lackluster The Ensemble Cast Was Wasted It Had Too Many Plot Twists

Matthew Vaughn's spy movie Argylle - released in February 2024 - felt destined to become another staple in the director's accomplished filmography. The film follows author Elly Conway as she discovers her fictional books mirror real-life spy missions, putting her in danger. Vaughn previously directed Kick-Ass and the Kingsman franchise, which all had fun humor, superb ensemble casts, and chaotically fun action sequences.

However, with Argylle, the director's fans and general critics were less than intrigued. The negative reaction to the...

One of the most buzzed about and debated movies of the year is finally available to stream as of Tuesday, March 5 as “Argylle” arrives on Apple TV+. With an absolutely stacked cast of major movie stars, this silly spy thriller was generating discussion and speculation long before it premiered in theaters last month. A quiet spy novelist suddenly gets swept up into the real-life world of espionage when a major international crime syndicate wants to know what happens in her next book. Can the good guys save her? Are there any good guys? You’ll have to watch the movie to find out. You can watch Argylle with a 7-Day Free Trial of Apple TV+.

How to Watch 'Argylle' When: Tuesday, March 5, 2024 Where: Apple TV+ Stream: Watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of Apple TV+. 7-Day Free Trial$9.99+ / month apple.com About 'Argylle'

Elly Conway is...

Do you know the truth behind the identity of Agent Argylle? Matthew Vaughn's action rom-com for Apple starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill, Dua Lipa, Samuel L. Jackson, and Sam Rockwell first debuted in theaters on February 2, 2024, but the film is already going to be available to watch at home just over a month later. Centered around a reclusive, cat-loving author named Elly Conway (Howard), the woman finds herself at the center of an espionage thriller right out of the novels she's written when a real-life spy named Aidan (Rockwell) realizes that her books reflect the actions of an actual spy organization. The film itself has been extremely polarizing, with the majority of critics disliking the picture, although /Film's own Ethan Anderton aligned with the majority of audience reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and liked it quite a bit!

"Argylle" is an Apple Studios production in conjunction with Marv, directed...

Argylle, directed by Matthew Vaughn, is a fast-paced action thriller starring Bryce Dallas Howard and filled with plot twists. The movie will be available for digital release on March 5 in the U.S. and Canada, with a global release on Apple TV+ to follow. Argylle boasts a star-studded cast, including Henry Cavill, Dua Lipa, and Samuel L. Jackson.

Argylle is being digitally released only a month after it debuted in theaters. Directed by Matthew Vaughn, the action thriller saw an introverted spy novelist, Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), thrust into real-life espionage in a story filled with plot twists and Vaughn's highly stylized action sequences. It was planned to be the beginning of a larger franchise with various sequels and spinoffs, including the continuation of Elly's story, the adventures of the eponymous Agent Argylle (Henry Cavill), and a crossover with Vaughn's Kingsman franchise.

Apple Original Films has now...

Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle didn’t exactly impress at the box office, earning just $92 million worldwide on a budget of $200 million, but folks who missed the movie in theaters will soon have the opportunity to check it out for themselves. Apple Original Films announced today that Argylle will receive a release on premium video-on-demand and digital very soon, like, tomorrow.

Agylle will debut on VOD and Digital in the U.S. and Canada on March 5th. The movie will be available to stream globally on Apple TV+ at a later date.

Argylle stars Bryce Dallas Howard as Elly Conway, a reclusive author of a series of best-selling espionage novels whose idea of bliss is a night at home with her computer and her cat, Alfie. But when the plots of Elly’s fictional books — which center on secret agent Argylle (Henry Cavill) and his mission to unravel a global spy...

Matthew Vaughn's new star-studded and stylish action spy comedy Argylle is sneaking onto premium video-on-demand services and digital surprisingly soon. Starting tomorrow, March 5, the Bryce Dallas Howard-led feature, which offers a twist on the novel by Elly Conway, will be available to view from home in the U.S. and Canada, around a month after its release in theaters. The Apple Original Film is also expected to arrive on Apple TV+ worldwide soon after.

Apple announced on Monday that its romantic action comedy Argylle, starring Bryce Dallas Howard (Jurassic World films), Henry Cavill (The Witcher), and Academy Award winner Sam Rockwell, will become available on PVOD and electronic sell-through in the U.S. and Canada beginning Tuesday, March 5, before streaming globally on Apple TV+.

The latest film directed and produced by Matthew Vaughn, the filmmaker behind the Kingsman films, Kick-Ass and other titles, Argylle hit theaters via Universal Pictures and Apple Original Films on February 2, and has since then grossed $92M+ globally.

Pic centers on Elly Conway (Howard), the reclusive, cat-loving author of a series of bestselling espionage novels about the impossibly glamorous secret agent Argylle (Cavill) on a mission to unravel a nefarious spy syndicate. When Elly, with the help of feline-hating real life spy Aidan (Rockwell), discovers that her story mirrors the actions of an actual spy organization,...

Argylle, which cost an estimated $200 million, has been in theaters for a full month. By the end of its fifth weekend, the movie's domestic total is projected to reach $43.8M, far below its $200M budget. The movie will almost definitely fail to reach its roughly $400 million break-even point, which could compromise promised follow-ups in the franchise.

The Argylle box office is still struggling after a month in theaters. The spy comedy stars Henry Cavill as the titular, and fictional, Agent Argylle, a character invented by author Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), who gets embroiled in a globetrotting adventure of her own. The movie has a reported budget of $200 million, which means that its break-even point is likely $400 million or more. Unfortunately for the movie, although it opened at No. 1, its inauspicious $17.4 million debut was a prelude to a disappointing box office run that has so far earned $88.5 million worldwide.

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Amid misfiring critically and commercially during its box office run, Argylle hopes for better returns on the streaming front as the action comedy's digital release date has been confirmed.

Per When to Stream, Argylle is slated to become available for purchase digitally on Mar. 5, 32 days after the movie was released theatrically on Feb. 2. The Matthew Vaughn-helmed movie will be available for streaming on Prime Video, Apple TV and other major digital retailers.

Related Argylle's Divisive CGI Has a Genius Reason For Its Style Argylle has become incredibly divisive but one potentially unfair area of criticism is based on the quality of the movie's stylized CGI.

Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, John Cena, Dua Lipa, Sam Rockwell and Samuel L. Jackson, Argylle is the first film in a planned franchise trilogy by Vaughn. While Cavill stars as the titular Agent Argylle, he takes more...