Creates a mythology for the Kingsman while explaining its origins
I’ve liked all the Kingsman movies and this was no exception. This story revolves around the origins of the Kingsman led by Ralph Fiennes attempting to stop a secret cabal from starting World War I. In the process you get to find out where the name Kingsman and “Oxfords not brogues” comes from. The plot has its usual mix of action and comedy. That’s captured in a crazy scene with Rasputin/Rhys Ifans who promises to fix Fiennes bum leg which includes taking off his pants, gulping down half a pie, licking his wounds, hypnotism and a good amount of vomit. It turns into a giant knife fight with Ifans pulling off Russian dance moves in the middle of. That’s another aspect of the film, it ties in all kinds of historical figures like King George of England, Tsar Nicholas of Russia and Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany who all happen to be played by Tom Hollander. I think in the process it creates a real mythology for the series which serves it well. I enjoyed it and I’m sure if you liked the others you’ll like this one too.
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