Review - Kingsman: The Secret Service
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Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014), R, 129 Minutes - Each year there seems to be at least one action flick released opposite whatever romantic drama/comedy hits theaters in attempts to take advantage of the very commercial holiday. This year that film was Kingsman: The Secret Service, adapted by director Matthew Vaugh from the Mark Millar/Dave Gibbons created comic book. Kingsman is an independent intelligence organization that operates for the betterment of mankind with no political agenda. The only way to become a Kingsman agent is to be recruited by a surviving agent when another agent has passed. That is the scenario we are shown in this film. Eggsy (Taron Egerton), a bit of a troubled youth, is taken under the wing of Kingsman agent Harry Hart, code name: Galahad (Colin Firth). We come to learn that Eggsy's father died saving Galahad and other agents on a mission years before. Galahad becomes a surrogate father of sorts as Eggsy quickly rises to the top of his clas