Kingsman: The Golden Circle

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Katie D 03/15/2021 This is great! It managed to honor and build on the first movie and it's just as good! (it was a little loud but maybe that was just our theater...) funny, action-packed, surprising, smart, great music and excellent acting! See more Kent W. @kentowinkler Feb 1 I just created a Rotten Tomatoes account so that I can review this movie. This is the worst movie I’ve seen in my life. It’s like if Avengers Endgame and Guardians of the Galaxy had a baby. It’s crazy how they spent the money on that cast and still made the worst movie ever. It’s exhausting how stupid this stupidity is. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Nov 13 Kingsman: The Golden Circle continues the stylish, over-the-top espionage that made the first film such a hit, and while it doesn’t quite reach the same level of originality, it still manages to be an immensely fun ride. Taron Egerton once again proves why he’s the perfect fit for Eggsy, bringing charisma, humor, and depth to a character who balances sophistication with street-smart grit. The film leans into its absurdity and action-packed set pieces with full confidence, which is part of what makes this franchise so enjoyable. The story itself expands the Kingsman universe in bold ways, introducing the American counterpart known as the Statesman. This new addition keeps the film feeling fresh, even when some of the pacing starts to drag. There are moments where the story slows down a bit too much between the bursts of kinetic action, but when the action does hit—it hits hard. The fight choreography, slow-motion shots, and stylized violence are as polished and thrilling as ever. Julianne Moore is a standout as Poppy, the sweetly deranged villain with a penchant for ‘50s nostalgia and ruthless control. She’s a perfect mix of unsettling and entertaining, and her performance brings a sharp edge of charisma to every scene. Meanwhile, Mark Strong delivers another excellent turn as Merlin, grounding the film with his quiet loyalty and heart—especially in one of the movie’s most emotional moments. The supporting cast is loaded with star power—Colin Firth, Channing Tatum, Halle Berry, and Jeff Bridges all add unique energy to the ensemble. Even when some characters don’t get as much screen time as you might hope, their presence elevates the world-building and gives the film a sense of larger-than-life adventure. Director Matthew Vaughn once again demonstrates his knack for blending sleek visuals, humor, and creative storytelling. The film never shies away from its campy roots, and that’s part of what makes it work. It’s a wild mix of spy parody and genuine blockbuster spectacle that knows exactly what it is—a bold, unapologetic crowd-pleaser. While The Golden Circle isn’t perfect, it’s a strong sequel that captures the same irreverent spirit as the original and keeps the franchise moving forward. Between the clever writing, standout performances, and over-the-top action, it’s a film that delivers pure entertainment. For fans of stylish spy flicks with a twist, this one’s definitely worth checking out. See more Victória M Oct 26 O filme é bom. Acompanhei toda a trajetória de Kingsman e gostei bastante. É emocionante, desafiador eu diria. Da pra passar o tempo See more bob t Sep 20 not as good as the first but Pedro Pascal is INCREDIBLE. Everyone else is still really good to! See more AnActor E Aug 27 A fine sequel to the original Kingsman, Golden Circle doubles down on the franchises’ excellent “single take” fight scenes, not once but at least four times! The editing in this kind of melee is carefully spliced to give the illusion of a single, unpaused take of the fight, allowing the action to flow and delivering a heightened experience. We tend to not demand much from actions flicks, but Kingsman proves, once again, that action, comedy and drama can be combined thoughtfully and playfully. Golden Circle continues in its predecessors penchant for goofy villains, sudden twists & turns and proper character development. Where other action films drop a simple plot & a long line of goons to punch thru, Kingsman develops narrative in its own style. A great deal of money and effort has gone into this wonderful sequel, and most moviegoers won’t notice it. Costly computer-generated imagery is applied everywhere in Golden Circle to greatly enhance the visual experience. Director Matthew Vaughn and cinematographer George Richmond use Hawk V-Lite and V-Plus anamorphic lenses, which are designed to deliver greater definition and higher contrast. The color scheme is also heightened in this film to provide a sense of depth and warmth. Earning four times its cost at the box office ($411 million in revenue), Kingsman: The Golden Circle is excellence in the action movie genre, elevating the standards of filmmaking and delivering more than its counterparts. The only issues I can find with the film are some run on scenes due to less than ideal script writing. At times, the dialogue will fail to deliver on what the audience is feeling or what the character should be correctly expressing. At other moments, the writing is excessively wordy, causing the vibe to halt. Other than that, Golden Circle is to be applauded, and is truly merit worthy in its efforts to deliver an enjoyable action packed spy film! (I give Golden Circle a 8 out 10 for admirable cinematography, fight scenes & visuals! This film does inherit poor dialogue issues from its predecessor, detracting from its relevance and pace.) See more Read all reviews

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