Perfect entertainment spy movie.

Rating: Null/10 (6 July 2015)

A teenager whose is at a dead end turns his life around when he finds a secret spy network that his father worked for before he died.
Director Matthew Vaughn delivers a perfect entertainment spy movie. It's cartoonish, graphically violent and captures the spirit of 007 while poking fun at it at times but to Vaughn's credit Kingsman has an identity all of its own. It's fast paced, stylish, even though it's packed with stereotypes there's plenty of emotion and twists and turns to match. There's some great action and fight setups which feel dangerous as you never know who will be killed off next.
It's not Oscar material and it's not meant to be its pure fun with a stellar cast including a perfectly cast Michael Caine, an unstated Mark Strong, with Samuel L. Jackson who is hilarious to name a few. There's also a cameo by UK's Jack Davenport and Luke Skywalker himself Mark Hamill.
Overall, with a great score and cast finely put together, they don't come much sharper than this. Recommend.