Kingsman: The Secret Service

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diogo13 T @Tua_mera Jul 13 A good spy thriller with decent development of the main character. (em inglês por causa da ia) See more Rafael A @Not1bit Jun 26 The story is good but the comedy and action scenes are the real star of this movie, the camera moves in ways I barely see in movies and it doesn’t force itself to be realistic, letting people get flung into the air by a small piece of plastic. The characters are extremely well written. See more Shawn E @Bahllusyourmouthous Jun 9 The main character eggy What a classic example of England uk wigger culture, strange preppy English but with the stupid baseball hat on your head like a clown boy… typical London uk wigger turd scum hooligan etc etc. Sam Jackson w the lisp is embarrassing to watch clown show top to bottom terrible silly movie for a wanker See more Richard S. @richard_52 May 24 Very good fictional film. Very good ending with the follow-up good beginning in second film. All around good film. Out of 10 I’ll give it a 7.7/10. See more Ivan K @E4zzy May 22 Overall, the movie succeeds at what it tries to be: a stylish spy-action comedy with fast pacing and entertaining characters. While the cinematography and some visual effects could have been better, the action scenes were still creative and enjoyable. The movie features a surprisingly high body count, but not in a disturbing way. I’d recommend watching it, but it’s not something you’d want to rewatch. See more Bradley B. @TheBradster360 May 19 This movie is pretty spectacular, the action is stylish and full of energy. It has one of the greatest villains of time with Samuel L Jackson, as Valentine, and an incredible hero's journey in Tarom Edgerton's, Eggsy. Colin Firth shines in this as Harry AKA Galahad, his action scenes are full of fast paced, extremely stylish over the top kinetic energy that bleeds through the scene, especially in the church scene that blew mind as a 13 year old when it first came out. Mark Strong is great, as well as all the supporting characters shine in the little they're given, but Sofia Boutella is extremely lethal as Gazelle, instantly becoming an iconic James Bond like henchmen with blades for legs, it truly was unique, especially her scenes with Samuel L Jackson, really great banter and chemistry. Overall this film has it all, the score is great, the story, while not the most original, really plays into the spy movie cliches, but then subverts those expectations, into a unique fresh new take. See more Read all reviews

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