A young man named Eggsy whose father died when he was a young boy, is dealing with living with the creep his mother is with now, who mistreats her and him. He goes out and does something to one of the creep's friends. He gets arrested and he calls a number a man gave him around the time his father died, to call if he needs help. A man named Harry approaches him and tells him he's the one who helped him. He tells him that he knew his father. When the man Eggsy slighted wants some payback, Harry takes care of him and his companions single handed. Harry then tells Eggsy that he's part of a secret organization called the Kingsman and his father was also part of it. He died trying to make the world safe. Harry offers Eggsy the opportunity to be a Kingsman and he takes it. He undergoes a grueling training course. Harry is looking into the demise of another Kingsman and the trail leads him to tech billionaire named Valentine aka V who is also curious about the group following him, the Kingsman.
The agent Harry "Galahad" Hart from the Kingsman Secret Service helps the troublemaker Gary "Eggsy" Unwin, who is the son of an agent that saved the lives of Harry and his team sacrificing himself seventeen years ago. Harry invites Eggsy to be candidate to the vacancy of a new agent in the agency and he is trained by Agent Merlin and competes with other candidates. Meanwhile, the Kingsmen investigate the industrialist Valentine, an insane genius of technology who is plotting a deadly plan with his assistant Gazelle to save Earth from global warming eliminating most of the population with a chip and saving only those that he has chosen.
Matthew Vaughn is someone who clearly enjoys his work and you can see that in every inch of Kingsman: The Secret Service. This is a movie where you can see that entertainment and fun was always put ahead of everything else and as one would assume, this resulted in a film that is both entertaining and fun in a way that many action films don&#39;t seem to want to be anymore.<br/><br/>One thing that is quite refreshing is how this film never tries to be anything deeper than an action film. Earlier last year I saw The Raid 2 and although that film is far superior to this one it was somewhat irritating when it tried to be a much deeper tale that it was, an element which Kingsman doesn&#39;t suffer from. And a predominant chunk of the film&#39;s quality comes from how electrifying and ridiculous the film&#39;s action sequences are. The camera has incredible pace and Vaughn had the intelligence to maintain single, long, violently energetic shots during the most engrossing action scenes. And it can&#39;t be said enough how cool it is to see the cultured and clean Colin Firth beat the sh*t out of people.<br/><br/>What makes the tone of the film so memorable is the constant knowledge that the film really doesn&#39;t give a crap about what makes sense or what is reasonable and how much it clearly wants you to know that. Every character in this film it basically a exaggerated caricature and they are all the more hilarious for it. The film embodies how cliché it is and in a way it transcends cliché all together because the audience has the constant knowledge that when something dumb happens, the film is laughing at itself just as much as the audience is.<br/><br/>I have to say I was somewhat irritated when I heard people calling this movie &#39;original&#39; as I feel that that is not only an insult to actually original films but insulting to this film itself. Because the true genius of the film is how much perspective it gives us on the action genre. Modern action movies seem to be trying far to hard to be edgy and what this film recognises is that it is far more important to be entertaining than different. It builds itself on the best clichés that classic action has given us and cranked up the levels of ridiculousness to the point where you can&#39;t help but just smile your way through the film. It is so wonderfully giving and un-self- indulgent to it&#39;s audience which is why it is such a joy.<br/><br/>It is a film that is quite hard to criticise seeing as it already seems to be a sort of semi-parody of itself. I did have some problems with some of the characters specifically the female supporting character. When we are first introduced to her they display her as incredibly composed however in later scenes they make her into an incompetent damsel in distress just so that the male lead could act all heroic and comforting (something that seemed out of character for him as well.)<br/><br/>Over all this movie achieves basically everything it set out to do. It&#39;s fun and thoroughly worth your time. I would never give it higher than an 8 though because it has no real depth to it at all (which is kind of the point of the movie I guess). Go see it!
Based on the comic book The Secret Service, created by Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar, &#39;Kingsmen: The Secret Service&#39;, Directed by Matthew Vaughn, is pure genius! Its escapist cinema at its very best! Its a roller coaster ride, that leaves you engrossed &amp; thrilled throughout.<br/><br/>&#39;Kingsmen: The Secret Service&#39; Synopis: A spy organization recruits an unrefined, but promising street kid into the agency&#39;s ultra-competitive training program, just as a global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius.<br/><br/>&#39;Kingsmen: The Secret Service&#39; takes the Blockbuster Genre to an all new level. The entertainment quotient is super-strong, offering absolutely no dull moments. The action-sequences are simply astonishing (Note the sequence where a fight erupts at a church, its spell-binding). This Spy/Action-Comedy is also high on style &amp; presentation. <br/><br/>Jane Goldman &amp; Vaughn&#39;s Screenplay is extremely arresting &amp; engrossing. There isn&#39;t a single dull moment in the narrative, thanks to its impeccably structured Screenplay. Vaughn&#39;s Direction, on the other-hand, is top-class. He&#39;s made a visual delight of a film! Cinematography captures every frame, efficiently. Editing is just right. Art &amp; Costume Design are excellent. Visual Effects, also, are superb.<br/><br/>Performance-Wise: Colin Firth steals &#39;Kingsmen: The Secret Service&#39;. He&#39;s Magnificent in here, enacting the tough spy agent to sheer perfection. Taron Egerton is earnest. Samuel L. Jackson is deliciously evil &amp; his lisp is sure to bring the house down. Mark Strong is first-rate. Sir Michael Caine lends class to his part. Sophie Cookson is passable. Mark Hamill is adequate.<br/><br/>On the whole, &#39;Kingsmen: The Secret Service&#39; is among the finest blockbusters I&#39;ve seen in years. Its unapologetic, unabashed entertainment! Two Thumbs Up!
Never less than slick, precision-tooled multiplex entertainment, Kingsman hews close to the formula Vaughn and his co-writer Jane Goldman established in their superficially similar "Kick-Ass": hyperspeed action, pithy one-liners and grotesque ultraviolence.
During his training to become a Kingsman. We never see him train in combat, but we see at least a few weeks, to a few months pass during his training. When Harry is first in his coma, he is clean-shaven. When he awakes from his coma, he has a full, thick beard and long hair. So it&#39;s safe to say Eggsy and Roxy learned how to fight and shoot like a Kingsman agent in that time. Also, it is mentioned that Eggsy was in the Marines and was an accomplished gymnast, as well as being somewhat skilled in parkour. So he likely adapted to his training quickly. Yes, there&#39;s an extra scene that begins shortly after the credits start. The stinger lasts about two minutes. After Eggsy discovers that Arthur was in league with Valentine, he goes straight to Merlin with the news. Merlin sees the countdown to V-Day on Arthur&#39;s phone and realizes that Arthur could have corrupted more Kingsman. There simply wasn&#39;t enough time to vet them all in order to find out who could be trusted. So it was up to Eggsy, Roxy and Merlin to stop Valentine. It&#39;s likely that Merlin would have told Eggsy he still had a parachute or if Eggsy kept his wits about him, he would have tried pulling his ripcord anyways.<br/><br/>The reason Merlin did not, was that Roxy and Eggsy were tumbling so close together near the terminal line. Merlin was counting on Roxy grabbing him. Also if Eggsy or Roxy deployed their chutes in close proximity to each other, their chutes would likely be tangled and they would plummet to their deaths.
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