Was OK. Lot of faults.

Rating: 6/10 (22 February 2015)

THE GOOD
Taron Egerton, Colin Firth and Samuel Jackson were good.
The concept was good.
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THE BAD
The recruit training scenes did not convince that they could become the World's best spy's.
The other recruits were weak movie characters and had no stand-out skills or personality traits to warrant their inclusion in the Kingsmen training program.
The effects and props revealed a budget that was too low.
A propeller plane takes off vertically. How?
The winning recruit was afraid of parachuting/heights. For this reason she would not have passed selection.
Chester King's scar would have been noticed by the other Kingsmen.
Valentine's mansion was too low key.
The Kingsmen fitting room would not be available to the public. Doing so would compromise security.
Some of the strongest aspects of the film were Colin Firth and Michael Kane, but they were killed off.
'Killing the dog' exercise was counter productive if they didn't want automaton.
During the head exploding scenes (which were monotonous) most victims remained standing...and there was no blood (certificate 18).
The scenes with Eggsy shooting arctic camouflaged soldiers in the tunnels, was monotonous and looked low budget (like we were seeing the same small set cut to look large).
Mark Strong's accent was not identifiable.
The finale was not spectacular.