“Argylle” is still out snooping the competition. The spy action comedy remained in first place, raking in $1.96 million on Friday, its second in theaters, according to IMDB’s Box Office Mojo.

The thriller “Argylle” is being published Tuesday by Bantam Books/Penguin Random House under the pseudonym “Elly Conway,” and it’s already been adapted into a $200 million film starring ...

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As “Argylle” globe-trots from Greece to London to various points in the U.S., with some location work in Spain and an establishing shot of Hong Kong, a great deal of the 135 minutes looks as ...

Argylle's high jinks turn out to be a story being told by reclusive spy novelist Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), author of the wildly popular “Argylle” series, at a book reading. She basks ...

"Argylle," Apple's $200M spy thriller starring Bryce Dallas Howard and Henry Cavill, led the box office but flopped with $18M in ticket sales.

I decided to see Argylle – and I’m surprised by how much I enjoyed it. I am not the biggest fan of even the best spy movies. Sure, I’ve seen some, but they were never my go-to when it came ...

“Argylle,” a $200 million production from Apple Films opening in theaters Thursday, is a big bet to kickstart a new spy series, presumably with iterations to follow such as “Plaidd” and ...

The spy thriller 'Argylle,' starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell and Henry Cavill, led another slow box office weekend; the faith-based streaming series 'The Chosen' finished second.

“Argylle,” a Universal Studios/Apple Studios release, is rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association for strong violence and action and some strong language.

Either “Argylle” is a movie secretly set in the future, or its producers were way too lazy to pick a Beatles song that isn’t embarrassingly illogical. Freelance Writer Argylle is a bad movie ...