Tag: Ariana DeBose

  • Five reasons to watch Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle this Friday

    Five reasons to watch Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle this Friday

    Mumbai: Spy, action, comedy, and a star-studded cast – the cocktail that promises to shake and stir your movie-watching experience is none other than Argylle. Directed and produced by the maestro Matthew Vaughn and scripted by the talented Jason Fuchs, this movie showcases an ensemble cast featuring heavyweights like Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, Dua Lipa, Ariana DeBose, John Cena, and the iconic Samuel L. Jackson. The movie is set to release on 2 February 2024 in your nearest PVR INOX cinemas. If you’re still on the fence about diving into this cinematic adventure, here are five reasons that might just tip the scale.

    A star-studded cast that delivers

    Argylle boasts an ensemble cast that reads like a who’s who of Hollywood and beyond. Henry Cavill, known for his iconic portrayal of Superman, takes on the role of Argylle, the fictional secret agent at the heart of Elly Conway’s novels. Joining him are talents like Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, Dua Lipa, Ariana DeBose, John Cena, and Samuel L. Jackson, each bringing their unique flair to the characters. The chemistry between this stellar cast promises to elevate the spy comedy genre to new heights, ensuring a memorable cinematic experience.

    Matthew Vaughn’s signature style

    Director and producer Matthew Vaughn, renowned for his work on ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ and ‘X-Men: First Class,’ brings his signature style to Argylle. Known for his ability to seamlessly blend action, humour, and stylish visuals, Vaughn is set to deliver a spy film that not only keeps you on the edge of your seat but also leaves you in stitches. With Argylle, expect visually stunning sequences, cleverly choreographed action, and a healthy dose of Vaughn’s trademark wit.

    Blurring the lines between fiction and reality

    The film’s unique premise adds an intriguing layer to the traditional spy genre. As Elly Conway’s fictional spy, Argylle, goes on a mission to uncover a global spy syndicate in her novels, the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur. When the covert actions in her books mirror those of an actual spy organisation, the characters find themselves caught in a web where the consequences of fiction spill over into reality. This innovative twist promises a fresh and exciting take on the spy genre, offering viewers an immersive experience that challenges the boundaries of storytelling.

    A unique blend of spy, action, and comedy

    Argylle promises to be a genre-bending film that seamlessly blends the elements of spy action and comedy. With Matthew Vaughn at the helm and an ensemble cast that excels in both dramatic and comedic roles, the film is set to deliver heart-pounding action sequences intertwined with laugh-out-loud moments. This unique combination ensures that Argylle caters to a diverse audience, offering an experience that is as entertaining as it is thrilling.

    A musical feast

    Adding a unique flavour to Argylle is the inclusion of global pop sensation Dua Lipa in the cast. Known for her chart-topping hits, Dua Lipa’s involvement in the film is bound to elevate the overall experience. Whether it’s through a musical score or perhaps a surprise musical performance within the film, Dua Lipa’s presence promises an auditory treat that complements the visual spectacle.

    If you’re a fan of the espionage world created by Matthew Vaughn, which skillfully blurs the line between fiction and reality, make sure not to miss the premiere of ‘Argylle’ this Friday at your nearest PVR INOX cinemas.

  • PVR INOX hosts special screening of ‘Wish’ for Make-A-Wish Foundation kids

    PVR INOX hosts special screening of ‘Wish’ for Make-A-Wish Foundation kids

    Mumbai: PVR INOX Ltd, India’s leading multiplex chain, partnered with Make-A-Wish Foundation to organise a special screening of Disney’s upcoming film ‘Wish’ for children diagnosed with critical illnesses. The film was showcased today at PVR ICON, Phoenix Palladium, Lower Parel and was attended by 50 children accompanied by their guardians and the team of Make-A-Wish Foundation.

    Through this initiative, PVR INOX, in collaboration with Make-A-Wish Foundation, helped to fulfil the cherished wishes of 50 children between the ages three and 18 of watching a film in a cinema. Disney’s film ‘Wish’ will take viewers through the journey of a young girl who wishes upon a star, leading to the arrival of a trouble-making star from the sky to join her. The film resonates with the Foundation’s core message that every wish has the potential to come true.

    PVR INOX Ltd co-CEO Gautam Dutta shared his thoughts, “The movie ‘WISH’ encapsulates the innocence and wholesomeness of childhood. It was an absolute honour for us to collaborate with Make-A-Wish Foundation and contribute to their mission of spreading joy across the globe by making wishes come true for medically-challenged children. The children had a delightful time at the event, and we at PVR INOX will continue to commit to such noble activations in the coming future.”

    Make-A-Wish Foundation managing trustee & board chairperson Paulomi Dhawan mentioned, “For more than 28 years, Make-A-Wish has granted wishes for children with critical illnesses worldwide. Bringing a smile on the face of a critically ill child when their wish is granted is so fulfilling. A small wish delivers a profound impact. It offers Hope, Strength and Joy to the child and the family to fight the many challenges they face. We are grateful to PVR INOX who so graciously held this special screening of Disney’s movie ‘WISH’ to enthral these young ones, giving their “wishes to go” the power to dream and recover soon.”

    In the upcoming film, “Wish,” the central character Asha, is portrayed by Oscar-winner Ariana DeBose. The film features voiceovers by actors Chris Pine, Alan Tudyk, and Evan Peters, amongst others and is Disney Pixar’s 62nd animated feature film.