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Kingsman: The Secret Service tells the story of a super-secret spy organization that 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.
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Movie details Kingsman: The Secret Service
Release : 2015-01-24Genre : Crime, Comedy, Action, Adventure
Runtime : 130 minutes
Company : Marv Films, TSG Entertainment, 20th Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast
 | Taron Egerton | as | Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin |
 | Colin Firth | as | Harry Hart / Galahad |
 | Samuel L. Jackson | as | Valentine |
 | Michael Caine | as | Arthur |
 | Mark Strong | as | Merlin |
 | Sofia Boutella | as | Gazelle |
 | Sophie Cookson | as | Roxy |
 | Jack Davenport | as | Lancelot |
 | Mark Hamill | as | James Arnold |
 | Geoff Bell | as | Dean |
 | Samantha Womack | as | Michelle Unwin |
 | Tom Prior | as | Hugo |
 | Hanna Alstrm | as | Princess Tilde |
 | Jaymes Butler | as | Dean's Gang member #2 |
 | Corey Johnson | as | Church Leader |
 | Neve Gachev | as | Reporter |
 | Bjrn Floberg | as | Swedish Prime Minister |
| Rowan Polonski | as | Piers | |
| Nicholas Agnew | as | Nathaniel | |
| Jack Cutmore-Scott | as | Rufus | |
| Nicholas Banks | as | Digby | |
 | Edward Holcroft | as | Charlie |
 | Ralph Ineson | as | Policeman |
| Paul Kennington | as | Barman | |
 | Morgan Watkins | as | Rottweiler |
| Tobi Bakare | as | Jamal | |
 | Theo Barklem-Biggs | as | Ryan |
| Jordan Long | as | Poodle | |
| Jonno Davies | as | Lee | |
| Adrian Quinton | as | Terrorist | |
| Alex Nikolov | as | Little Eggsy | |
 | Velibor Topic | as | Big Goon |
| Fiona Hampton | as | Amelia | |
| Johanna Taylor | as | Valentine's Assistant 1 | |
| Lily Travers | as | Lady Sophie | |
 | Richard Brake | as | The Interrogator |
| Andrew Bridgmont | as | Kingsman Tailor | |
| Anne Wittman | as | Church Blonde Woman | |
| Andrei Lenart | as | Arctic Guard | |
| Simon Green | as | Valentine's Butler | |
| Lazara Storm | as | Valentine's Assistant 2 | |
| Sarah Hewson | as | Sky News Reader | |
| Jayne Secker | as | Sky News Reader | |
| Lukwesa Burak | as | Sky News Reader | |
| James Clayton | as | Kingsman Knight | |
| Nick English | as | Kingsman Knight | |
| Charles Filmer | as | Kingsman Knight | |
| Bimbo Hart | as | Kingsman Knight | |
| Chester King | as | Kingsman Knight | |
| Alastair MacIntosh | as | Kingsman Knight | |
| Carlos Peres | as | Kingsman Knight | |
| Adil Akram | as | Secret Agent (uncredited) | |
| Mohammed Ali | as | Head of Business | |
| David Olawale Ayinde | as | Rwandan Rebel |
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Some Reviews
One of the most interesting movies to watch. Humor, action and adventure well plotted into this great movie. The action is just great.A nice surprise.I was not expecting anything from this movie but it turned to be a really funny one, borrowing from all the other spy's movies around.Collin Firth is a great choose and you can say the same for most of the cast, remarking also Samuel L. Jackson.An easy movie for a brainless evening.
The kinetic super-spy caper Kingsman: The Secret Service will serve as a boisterous blueprint for those teen fanboys out there that will fancy an elaborate overload of James Bond-esque high-powered hedonism. It certainly does not hurt that the high-wire hysteria as showcased in the twitchy Kingman is based upon the acclaimed comicbook series by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons. Also, add into the mix the movie-making overdrive pedigree of director Matthew Vaughn (Kick-Ass, X-Men: First Class) and slick, cheeky spy-spry send-ups that recall the over-the-top espionage genre and its exaggerated suspense-driven foundation. Well, Kingsman: The Secret Service is a cockeyed, pulsating parody that works its ultra-violent magic for the Austin Powers crowd that wants to walk on the high-octane wild side of Bonds universe.Sure, Kingsman: The Secret Service has its iffy moments where the blatant sexist overtones, magnified violent sequences and a generous bloody bounce of excess will have some stomping their feet in sheer indignation. The apparent knock on Kingsman will be its robust ridiculousness and familiarity in Vaughns Kick-Ass cartoonish vibe. However, the same elements that may cause some reservations with the films low-brow lunacy is also the same ingredients that trigger Kingsman: The Secret Services carousing charm in majestic mayhem.The grand gimmick behind behind kick-starting Kingsmans go-for-broke rollicking is casting the sophisticated presence of the Oscar-winning Colin Firth (The Kings Speech) as dapper Harry Hart (aka Galahad), a polished and prominent superspy for a British secret intelligence society. Harts top-secret spy network is headed up by Arthur (Oscar-winner Michael Caine). The secretive operation is based out of a notable tailors shop known as Kingsman. Also worth noting is that all the secret service agents are named after the famed knights of King Arthurs Round Table. Go figure. In any event, the suave Harry Hart is the debonair face of the spy organisation and will play a critical part in both recruiting a young up-and-coming agent with decent physical skills and tracking down a worldwide menace bent of destroying the planet. It is all in a days work for the skilled, well-dressed licensed-to-kill operative.Hart, who had been loyally connected to a fallen colleague from a past mission gone disastrous years before, decides to become a mentor for his late co-workers troubled son Gary Eggsy Unwin (played by newcomer Taron Egerton) whose law-breaking conduct catches the attention of the police. Feeling a sense of responsibility for his deceased spy buddys wayward kid, Hart takes Eggsy under his wings and determines to shape the misguided youngster into resilient Kingman stock. After all, Eggsy has the needed physicality (we are told he is an exceptional gymnast) and roguish spunk to join the ranks of the seemingly understaffed spy outfit. Soon, Eggy and other recruits will be grilled through rigorous training from Kingman member Merlin (Mark Strong) as they look to fill the spot vacated recently from the dead Lancelot.The dearly departed Lancelot, it turns out, was the latest victim of ruthless criminal mastermind Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson). The flashy Valentine, a billionaire gone bonkers, hopes to control the worlds climate change. He is known as a mega-wealthy entrepreneur and philanthropist but his sinister heart yearns for some heavy-handed dastardly deeds that puts him on the immediate radar for Hart and his crafty Kingsmen to spring into action. At the demented Valentines side is the deliciously disabled exotic henchwoman Gazelle (Sophia Boutella) with the treacherous knack for disarming her adversaries with blazing blades.The bombastic and eye-pleasing Kingsman: The Secret Service sets out to have one goal in mind: to highlight its thunderous homage to spygate spectacles that salute everything from the Agent 007 flicks and related free-wheeling 60s fare such as the Matt Helm and Derek Flint spy franchises to the recent espionage vehicles that invite the millennium-based harried heroes such as the Jason Bournes and Jack Ryans of the world into the frenetic fold. It is fast, furious and unapologetic in its rambunctious spirit as a ricocheting romp.Vaughn, in all his rousing Tarantino-esque tactics, unleashes a visceral assault that is visually wrapped in his escapist package of an adrenaline rush. Wisely, Vaughn incorporates some of his Kick-Ass colourful calisthenics to arm his playful spy yarn. As the veteran spygame squires, both Firth and Caine are game for the frolic they signed up to participate in with puckish aplomb. Jackson brings his usual explosive badass persona to the table as the villainous fashion plate Valentine. The 14 year-old males will draw their adventurous inspiration from Egertons junior spy Eggsy Unwin. Some may become nostalgic when uncovering the likes of spotting Star Wars icon Mark Hamill as an imperiled climate changer scientist caught in the crazy clutches of Jacksons diabolical antagonist. Although not the most inventive take on ridiculing the spy genre with over-extended finesse and sensationalism, Kingsman: The Secret Service is still a preferred jolting distraction at the beginning of an early stillborn movie season.Kingman: The Secret Service (2015)20th Century Fox1 hr. 40 min.Starring: Colin Firth, Taron Egerton, Michael Caine, Samuel L. Jackson, Mark Strong and Sophia BoutellaDirected by: Matthew VaughnMPAA Rating: RGenre: Spy Thriller/Action & Adventure/Fantasy & Action
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