Kingsman: The Secret Service movie review - Aussieboyreviews
DOES THE SPY STORY IN KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE INVOLVE PLENTY OF ACTION AND LAUGHS?
This action-comedy is funny, action-packed, entertaining and enjoyable; great for teens and adults. There’s plenty of violent action, but the film is really fun.
Storyline
A street kid faces several challenges when he gets recruited as an agent in a secret spy organisation in order to search for an eco-terrorist.
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Movie details
Director: Matthew Vaughn
Cast: Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, Samuel L. Jackson, Mark Strong, Michael Caine, Sofia Boutella
Writer: Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn
Release Date (Australia): 5 February 2015
Runtime: 129 minutes/2h 9m
Genre: Action, Comedy, Adventure
Country: UK, USA
Language: English, Arabic, Swedish
CONTENT GUIDE (WARNING: MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS)
The film contains thematic elements relating to crime and secret agencies.
The film contains scenes of strong action violence, including shootings and stabbings that often feature large sprays of blood.
The film contains frequent use of the word “f**k”.
None.
A woman’s buttocks are depicted.
The film includes crude sexual humour and sexual references.
mpaa rating
R (for sequences of strong violence, language and some sexual content)
Aussie boy's thoughts
It’s simple and clear to announce: Kingsman is an entertaining, violent and silly spy movie that completely dodges the drama genre. There’s no powerfully compelling concepts or themes that deal with mature subject matter, but it’s perfect at providing an immensely fun time to just laugh and enjoy some well-made action!
Matthew Vaughn is unquestionably excellent at directing this amusingly diverting tale, which he and Jane Goldman did an exceptional job at writing for the screen. Kingsman: The Secret Service is also a great example of plainly original gold. There’s very clever and stylish sequences, all relating to the theme around a secret spying agency that’s never taken soberly. Taron Egerton is an entirely witty lead, with the hilarious Samuel L. Jackson as this perfectly silly antagonist.
Other than when this comedy is creating bloody action sequences or advancing towards the well-paced results, it’s focused on an intriguing kick off, which finds the ‘contestant’ characters in intense situations. Despite how it sometimes discovers a tiring feeling, Kingsman is a completely fearless and effective action-comedy directed at pleasing older teens and adults.
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