Elite movie that is a must watch

Rating: 10/10 (4 June 2020)

Have you ever loved a movie so much that you wished you could forget you watched the movie, and then watch it again. Whether you have or have not done this, this is exactly my feelings towards the movie Kingsman: The Secret Service. It is a masterpiece directed by Matthew Vaughn that came into theatres in 2014. It reached an astounding $414.4 million from the box office. After watching the movie I would say this movie combines aspects from both James Bond and Deadpool. It combines the mission and training type stuff from James Bond while also having a comedy relief like we have seen in Deadpool. If you have not seen Kingsman yet, I would definitely recommend it and here's why.
The first reason that this movie clicked so well was because they had a great cast that all fit into their character very well. The cast included big names such as Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Firth, and Mark Strong. Another actor that played a big part in the movie was newcomer Taron Egerton, he played a large part in why the movie succeeded. You could easily tell that all the actors cared about this movie and gave it their all.
The second reason that this movie was very good was because of the cinematography. The cinematography in this movie is very unique and unlike most action movies. During scenes where there are shootouts going on, they often have the cameras moving around the actors while shots are being fired which gives the movie a very unique feel. Since this cinematography is so unique whenever it occurs it intensifies the scenes and drags the viewer into the movie. I have read that similar styles are used in the movie Kickass, but since I have not seen these movies I can not confirm.
The third reason that this movie worked was because of a very entertaining plotline. The plot from the very beginning is never dull. There is always action and stuff going on that draws the viewer in. The plot continuously flows from the main characters backstory, to training to become a kingsman and then right into their first mission. One of the only things that I found problematic within this movie was the fact that they used an american church as a location for a brutal gunfight scene. Some could say this is taking advantage of american stereotypes, but other than this I feel that the plot in this movie was very strong.
The fourth and final reason why the movie was a hit was because of a strong soundtrack. They combined good songs along with memorable background music during important lines. The soundtrack allowed the viewer to better understand the scenes by setting the tone. Another reason why this is a good soundtrack is because it also adds energy and tempo to the movie.
In conclusion I believe that Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman: The Secret Service is an elite movie. It combines aspects of good acting, cinematography, entertaining plotline, and soundtrack. Like I said at the beginning of this review, if you have not seen Kingsman: The Secret Service, I highly suggest it.