Ben Affleck's Argo is two-two-TWO movies in ... between news footage and re-enactments, along with scenes of personnel inside the building shredding and burning classified documents.

If you struggle to sit through a movie without your pulse maxing out at ... The Town, Inside Man or Argo, new heart-stopper iHostage teases high emotional stakes and action as tense as a Tom ...

By Todd McCarthy Argo is a crackerjack political ... Islam in Iran in 1979. Visceral scenes convey the desperation of American embassy workers to burn or shred sensitive documents before the ...

Argo doubles down on this sentiment in a quiet but effective scene at Dulles airport, when Mendez and his superior discuss who in his family should be notified if things go south. Now ...

Today, Chris Terrio discusses a tonally tricky scene from Argo: One of the more common critiques of a screenplay one is likely to hear in Hollywood is that a script has “too many men in rooms ...

He had a job to do last night at the LA premiere of Argo, the stranger-than-fiction ... “It’s my goal to get people to come see the movie. This could [be] a tough sell [because] it’s confusing.

How could the Academy voters resist “Argo,” a suspenseful movie that also had laughs and suggested that the Hollywood system duped the Iranians? Then there’s “Lincoln,” which is perhaps ...

The Hollywood Reporter article followed the trade ad for the 1980 Argo that was part of an elaborate — and daring — secret CIA mission to rescue six U.S. State Department officials trapped in ...