Kingsman: Secret Service [Blu-ray]

Matthew Vaughn directed the 2010 movie Kick Ass as well as the 2011 movie X-Men First Class. And ever since then, he has been one of my favorite movie directors. The movie trailer for Kingsman was released earlier last year (which it was supposed to release in theaters October of last year but the movie got delayed to release for February). As a result, my anticipation for this movie continued to build, and finally I had the opportunity to see the movie Kingsman: The Secret Service.

Many years after the death of his father, Eggsy is currently being held at a police station as the result of stealing and crashing a car that belonged to another guy who had threatened to start a fight at a bar Eggsy and his friends were at. Upon Eggsy's request to use his allowed one phone call, he remembers the medal that was given to him by Harry Hart. After Eggsy is released he meets Harry and little does Eggsy know, his whole life is about to change.

Taron Egerton is not an actor I am familiar with, but he is excellent here as Eggsy. He balances his role as teenager with wit and likable courage and is a nice fit in the role. Colin Firth stars as Harry Hart and does a VERY nice job. Whether its trading one liners with Samuel L. Jackson's character Richmond Valentine, or packing a powerful punch, or single-handedly firing a fast but perfectly aimed shot, he provides Kingsman The Secret Service with an all-around entertaining performance. Samuel L. Jackson plays the antagonist Richmond Valentine and does a great job bringing his usual humor; while portraying the character with a lisp tone of voice. Mark Strong also does a great job as Merlin the head of Kingsman training, he's more of a behind the scenes(but still is in control) type character. Sofia Boutella portrays Gazelle and does a fantastic job in her action scenes. Great job here by the cast.

Kingsman: The Secret Service has a action packed story that also boasts a few quick, but sweet moments in the movie. In terms of action, the fight scenes are eye-popping due to the action scenes being wonderfully choreographed. Kingsman: The Secret Service is at times over the top, and does have some profanity, but Kingsman: The Secret Service is such a great movie because it knows that it is a movie and never forgets to be a movie. The acting, the story, the action, and the fun I had with Kingsman: The Secret Service is why I would encourage you to GO SEE Kingsman: The Secret Service because it is

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