Genius.

Rating: 10/10 (28 February 2015)

Based on the comic book The Secret Service, created by Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar, 'Kingsmen: The Secret Service', Directed by Matthew Vaughn, is pure genius! Its escapist cinema at its very best! Its a roller coaster ride, that leaves you engrossed & thrilled throughout.
'Kingsmen: The Secret Service' Synopis: A spy organization 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.
'Kingsmen: The Secret Service' takes the Blockbuster Genre to an all new level. The entertainment quotient is super-strong, offering absolutely no dull moments. The action-sequences are simply astonishing (Note the sequence where a fight erupts at a church, its spell-binding). This Spy/Action-Comedy is also high on style & presentation.
Jane Goldman & Vaughn's Screenplay is extremely arresting & engrossing. There isn't a single dull moment in the narrative, thanks to its impeccably structured Screenplay. Vaughn's Direction, on the other-hand, is top-class. He's made a visual delight of a film! Cinematography captures every frame, efficiently. Editing is just right. Art & Costume Design are excellent. Visual Effects, also, are superb.
Performance-Wise: Colin Firth steals 'Kingsmen: The Secret Service'. He's Magnificent in here, enacting the tough spy agent to sheer perfection. Taron Egerton is earnest. Samuel L. Jackson is deliciously evil & his lisp is sure to bring the house down. Mark Strong is first-rate. Sir Michael Caine lends class to his part. Sophie Cookson is passable. Mark Hamill is adequate.
On the whole, 'Kingsmen: The Secret Service' is among the finest blockbusters I've seen in years. Its unapologetic, unabashed entertainment! Two Thumbs Up!