After watching the trailer for Argylle, the new movie by Matthew Vaughn, the same director of the Kingsman series, and I really liked it a lot. It is a movie of espionage, action and humor. It is normal for Vaughn to make a surreal movie that takes us to doubt what you know as reality, in addition to the fact that it assures us very good action scenes and when you watch the trailer you will feel the need to know what this movie is about and where all this mess ends. The protagonist Elly Conway is the writer of a series of spy novels and apparently without knowing it she begins to reveal the actions of a real life spy organization. From this moment on she is persecuted and her life becomes a constant race against the spies she created herself. Argylle is scheduled for release in the United States on February 2, 2024.

Argylle has a talented cast with heavyweights such as Henry Cavill, Dua Lipa, Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, Ariana DeBose, John Cena and Samuel L. Jackson. The movie goes around Elly Conway (played by Bryce Dallas Howard), an introverted spy novelist whose fictional plots begin to mirror the dangerous activities of a sinister spy syndicate who begin a chase for Elly to write the novel's next chapter like they need it to know whats next to do, part of the fiction of her novel comes alive, here there are two sides of spies, Aiden, is an undercover agent played by Sam Rockwell, intervenes to save her, Elly and her feline companion Alfie are thrown into a world where nothing is what it seems like something is not right but that's the entire magic behind this movie, make you doubt what is or whats not fictional and if while the movie keeps rolling it was all part of her imagination as she writes the novel.

Argylle was officially announced in June 2021, with Matthew Vaughn heading up Marvel Studios. The cast was revealed in the following months, and the script, written by Jason Fuchs, is based on a novel by first time author Elly Conway, who is an anonymous person, the story was published on a movie website without her name being revealed her identity, although the movie has an all star cast, an excellent creative team, what has the public talking is the unrevealed mystery of this writer. Dua Lipa not only appears on screen, she also contributes original music for the soundtrack. Apple TV+ acquired the rights to the movie for a staggering $200 million in August 2021, almost everything they release on their streaming platform end up been good so this could turn out one of the best comedy of 2024. Vaughn, inspired by 1980s action thrillers like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon, he used the break caused by the pandemic to improve his creation, filming began in London, with several European locations setting the stage for this spy comedy.

Matthew Vaughn's film career has spanned various movies genres such as action, crime, adventure, science fiction and superhero films. From his directorial debut in 2004 with Layer Cake to directing X-Men: First Class and the Kingsman series, to critical and box office success grossing more than $400 million in each film, Vaughn has left his mark across all his creations, if we think about there might be some Kingsman into this movie plus the comedy side.

The Cast for this movie is all starts that includes Henry Cavill from The Witcher as Argylle, Bryce Dallas from Jurassic World as Elly Conway, Bryan Cranston from Breaking Bad aka Mr White, Sam Rockwell, Samuel L Jackson, John Cena just to mention a few of the stellar cast. Not that its the same cast but gives me vibes of Django Unchained that was a Super Hero movie with a lot of comedy although it was a Tarantino so a bit of gore that we wont have on Argylle.

Its very often that we see movies related to writing and reading narrated that want to push a positive message, the world of reading and writing can free up your imagination to the point that it can make you wish you were inside that story and want to switch lines between reality and fiction, helps you escape reality that some times could be cruel, in the case of a writer when things are not going that well developing a novel or a book or in the case of the reader escape the cruel reality of life.

Going through a couple of comments and opinions online it seems Argylle (2024) will be the first of three movies, a new trilogy, considering comedy dont get that many trilogies it would be interesting how they keep the topic alive, usually they have to be very good to remain interesting to viewers and not many can keep going a few examples Rush Hour, The Hangover are a few of the trilogies that make it out but the effect started to faint one after another, this could be the first comedy I watch from 2024 and have high hopes after watching the trailer, the cast and online positive comments about it, for sure will make a review and hope it performs well. BTW The Cat from what I have seen on the trailer, he is just an icon, Elly's pet, I bet the cat is almost on every scene.