Argo Review: Ben Affleck's Film About the CIA Going Hollywood

A A A Comments (0) By Karina Longworth Thursday, Oct 11 2012
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eljko Ivanek, left, Matt Nolan, Titus Welliver, J.R. Cacia and Victor McCay in Argo
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eljko Ivanek, left, Matt Nolan, Titus Welliver, J.R. Cacia and Victor McCay in Argo
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The great movies of the period Argo depicts, even when they were period pieces, nailed something about the American experience in the moment in which they were made. Argo doesn't reflect who we are now so much as it argues for what Hollywood can be. It's an embodiment of the kind of quality, adult film that really shouldn't be an endangered species and a love letter from its director/star to the industry that made him, briefly shunned him and — as the success of The Artist proved last year — loves nothing more than to be loved.

ARGO | Directed by Ben Affleck | Written by Chris Terrio | Warner Bros. | Citywide

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