MOVIE REVIEW: KINGSMAN - THE SECRET SERVICE



Like the title, the show is about a spy organization recruits an unrefined, but promising street kid into the agency's ultra-competitive training program, just as a global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius. The street kid, Eggsy (Taron Egerton) whose dad died in the final Kingsman examination takes on the training under recommendation by Harry Hart, or better know as Galahad (Colin Firth


THE GOOD

Lots and lots of gadgets which will put James Bond to shame. The show here such sophisticated but gentleman technology that we all came across but never wondered if it could become something more, I mean a bulletproof suit. That's just plain gentleman cool. The fighting scene was quick, intense and plain brutal. It just felt so stylish, cool and a bit weird seeing people with full suits move so swiftly and agile. They also impress me with their gun play in the movie. I meant come on, english movie, there aren't so much action or close quarters using gun but this show tops it all (Church scene, still searing in my mind)

THE BAD
Mr Valentine,played by (Samuel L. Jackson) and Gazelle (Sofia Boutella), a villain with legs from 2 blades both just came into the picture and became the bad guys. No such introduction, we only know that Mr Valentine is multi millionaire which I presume a businessman but I have no idea what he is selling or how Gazelle gotten her super adamantium like legs. Thank god, they mention how Kingsman gotten their funding or what is the organization is all about. 

CONCLUSION

You should actually watch it. If you are a fan of action, adventure and comedy all mashed into one gentleman genre, then by all means go for it. It is after all, the best movie you can watch over here. Then again, it is kinda violent so if you don't have the stomach for it, you might want to go easy on your food intake. 

TL;DR: Suit is everything. 

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