Tag: matthew vaughn
Sydney Sweeney to Star in Barbarella Remake Because She Loves Us
Sydney Sweeney is striking while the iron is hot. (Feel free to make all the euphemism-based jokes you like.) Deadline exclusively reports that the burgeoning star is developing a remake of Barbarella with Sony, with Jane Goldman and Honey Ross in talks to write the script and Edgar Wright being ci...
Read MoreREVIEW: Argylle (2024)
After that fun, zippy trailer, Argylle is a massive disappointment, a movie that doesn’t know what it wants to say or how it wants to say it. The leads – two actors I generally like – are painfully miscast, the tone is all over the place, and the only good parts are the fantasy sequences. The...
Read MoreArgylle Trailer Has Fun with Spies
The spies are going out into the cold this winter, as Apple TV+ and Universal Pictures have released a trailer for Argylle. The newest action comedy from Michael Vaughn (Kick-Ass, Kingsman: The Secret Service, the outstanding Layer Cake), Argylle revolves around Elly Conway, a spy fiction writer wh...
Read MoreRed Band King’s Man Trailer Gets Zany
Manners have gone out the window as 20th Century Studios – which is no longer 20th or 21st Century Fox because it’s property of the Magic Kingdom now – has released a red band trailer for The King’s Man. A prequel to the wacky Kingsman spy series based on Mark Millar’s comic books, The Kin...
Read MoreMatthew Vaughn Spy Film Argylle Bought by Apple
Apple is hoping “manners maketh man” translates to movie franchises. Deadline reports that Apple Original Films has purchased the rights to Argylle, a spy film to be directed by Matthew Vaughn. Based on an upcoming book by Ellie Conway, Argylle is about “the world’s greatest spy as he is cau...
Read MoreNew King’s Man Trailer Arrives Online
We’re finally about to discover the origins of the organization that gave us Eggsy Unwin and Harry Hart, as the new trailer for The King’s Man has arrived online. The King’s Man trailer opens as Rhys Ifans’ Rasputin and his henchmen plot to cause chaos, proclaiming that World War I w...
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