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Argo

Lists: Drama, Thriller, Biopic, Academy Award Best Picture Winners - All Time, Best Picture Winners from the 2010s, Best Picture nominee 2010 to 2019

Brief Synopsis: "As the Iranian revolution reaches a boiling point, a CIA 'exfiltration' specialist concocts a risky plan to free six Americans who have found shelter at the home of the Canadian ambassador."

Overall Ranking: 279 (Rank from 2012: # 9)


Rating:
87
Adjusted* Rating:
(lowest rating dropped)
87.52

Ratings Breakdown
(The Mixed Bag)

Buttery 66.04%
Regular 32.08%
Half-Popped 1.89%
Stale 0%
Burnt 0%




 


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Sean Kelly100(full review)
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Steve Habrat98(full review)
Alex Robinson98
Gorgon Reviews97(full review)
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Richard Kirkham97(full review)
Colin Flanagan97(full review)
Sweet Popcorn And Late Nights97 - One of the best films of the year. A tense thriller that manages to walk a fine tightrope between drama and comedy.
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Kevin McCarthy95(full review)
CinemaVisitor Erik95 - I don't think there is anything I didn't like about this political thriller. Smart, engaging, funny and with top-notch performances.
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Dan Fogarty - Fogs Movie Reviews95(full review)
Today I Watched A Movie95(full review)
Josh of Classicblanca94(full review)
Bryan Lienesch94 - Ben Affleck is quickly establishing himself as the next great American storyteller. But for all the rave reviews his acting gets in the film, Bryan Cranston is sorely overlooked. He is phenomenal!
RMMR Daniel Hernandez92(full review)
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Committed to Celluloid Fernando Rafael80(full review)
BTS Brian80
David Baruffi80(full review)
Dan O'Neill80 - Though it’s not as tense or electrifying as Affleck’s last two directorial efforts, Argo still works as a smart, funny, and entertaining thriller that covers a mission that not many people ever knew about, but was also a very important one by how it showed certain sides of the U.S. government working hand-in-hand with Hollywood in a slightly surreal, yet smart way.
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People Involved



  • Bryan Cranston (Jack ODonnell)
  • Ben Affleck (Tony Mendez)
  • John Goodman (John Chambers)
  • Alan Arkin (Lester Siegel)
  • Taylor Schilling (Christine Mendez)
  • Kyle Chandler (Hamilton Jordan)
  • Clea DuVall (Cora Lijek)
  • Victor Garber (Ken Taylor)
  • Tate Donovan (Bob Anders)
  • Richard Kind (Max Klein)
  • Mark Rhino Smith (Evil Villain)
  • Christopher Denham (Mark Lijek)
  • Ben Affleck (Director)
  • Jeeda Barford (Director)
  • Pamela Wise (Director)
  • Podcasts

  • Us vs Film presents Episode 4: Argo