One of the most fun theatre-going experiences I've had in recent memory

Rating: 8/10 (7 March 2015)

The plot of "Kingsman: The Secret Service" involves various agents of an international secret intelligence agency (The Kingsman) on a mission to take down an insane billionaire's plot of 'improving' the world. One of these agents is 'Eggsy' - a troubled young man who is given an opportunity, among stiff competition, to become a Kingsman.
QUICK REVIEW: Matthew Vaughn steps it up again with Kingsman: The Secret Service. Yes, the humour and violence may seem immature and tasteless to some, but if you enjoy the kinds of humour and violence in movies made by Tarantino or even Edgar Wright, then this film is perfect for you (I personally love stylized violence myself). Most of the action scenes are done hand-held, but they're proficient enough so that you can see every punch, kick, and gunshot clearly.
Expect to see one of this film's lead star, Taron Egerton, in a lot more films in the future. Not only did he get his character's tough exterior and quick wit down, but he also has his character's sweet and caring side down. The chemistry between him and Colin Firth's character is also strong.
Speaking of Firth, he too proves himself as an actor who can take on physically demanding roles in this movie. I would even go as far as to say his performance is as suave as Sean Connery's when he's James Bond.
Vaughn could not have picked a better actor to play the main villain of this movie. Samuel L. Jackson is as HILARIOUS as he is cold as billionaire Richmond Valentine.
Fun, irreverent, and jam-packed with action, Kingsman: The Secret Service is one film you don't want to miss in 2015.
VERDICT: See it in theatres... NOW.