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From the onset, Argylle feels like it should be bigger, badder, and more special than it is. After a smashing first 25 or so minutes, the movie simply deflates a bit. The Matthew Vaugn-directed picture is about as bombastic as his other movies, but it combines that with a length that sorely needed
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