Action packed self-aware spy parody with laughs.

Rating: 7/10 (2 October 2016)

The Three Acts:
The initial tableaux: In 1997, the Secret Service is running an operation in the Middle East. During interrogation, the target manages to trigger a grenade. Lancelot yells a warning and covers the problem. Galahad is touched with gratitude, and gives Eggsy (Lancelot's son) means to identify himself to the Secret Service.
In the present, the Secret Service needs new recruits to replace lost personnel. Eggsy, discouraged by Michelle's choice of second husband, decides to take up Galahad's offer. Valentine, a sociopathic billionaire, reaches out to scientists and world leaders who are willing to further his demented plans.
Delineation of conflicts: Valentine (and Professor Arnold and others) believe that Earth is the body, and humans are harmful viruses; the viruses need to be scourged or eliminated. Some of the elite leaders around the globe side with his cause. The Secret Service, once they have a full idea of what's going on, wish to stop Valentine. Eggsy wants to join the Secret Service and help their cause, but his hoodlum step-father and his gang are not helping his efforts in life. The Secret Service has high standards, and Eggsy has to compete against other elite young adults while training for the job. The recruits versus the training (conducted by Merlin) is a substantial sub-arc.
Resolution: Who will succeed at the training? Will the understaffed Secret Service be sufficient against Valentine's well-funded and far-reaching efforts? Will Eggsy rectify his home life situation?