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Movie Review
Downsizing
is a common worry in our hyper-competitive world. Still, few businesses
have experienced the ruthless cuts that Kingsman has.
Kingsman—a high-class London clothier that also serves as a super-secret freelance spy outfit—recently suffered a series of unfortunate (and quite literal) terminations, courtesy of villainess Poppy Adams and her illicit drug cartel. Most of Kingsman's superspies were axed (or, rather, blown up). And picking up the pieces isn't possible; given the itty-bitty pieces they were blown into. The erudite English agency is, for all intents and purposes, gone.
Only one traditional agent—Eggsy, a relatively new member of Kingsman—was left unscathed, joined in the land of the living by Merlin, the Kingsman's IT wizard.
Hey, it's hard to save the world most days. But save it with a skeleton workforce? Yeah, forget it. Even the founders of Kingsman seemed to know when to call it a day. When Eggsy and Merlin pursue Kingsman's last-ditch "Doomsday" scenario—what to do, apparently, if most of the agents have been killed by a nefarious drug kingpin—it leads to a bottle of well-aged Statesman whiskey. Nothing to do now but drink one's cares away, apparently.
But as Eggsy and Merlin empty the bottle, drinking tearful toasts to their fallen comrades, they discover a telltale Kingsman symbol hidden at the bottom. Is it possible that this American whiskey distillery might hold the key to their salvation? Could this quaint Kentucky alcohol emporium hide an incredible spy network, too?! AND COULD THAT STATESMAN HOUSE HARRY, EGGSY'S BELOVED MENTOR, EVEN THOUGH HE WAS APPARENTLY SHOT IN THE HEAD AND KILLED IN THE FIRST MOVIE???!!!
Eggsy's beloved mentor once said that "manners maketh man." I believe that Kingsman's creators have a different motto: "Unbelievably dubious moments maketh movie."
Kingsman—a high-class London clothier that also serves as a super-secret freelance spy outfit—recently suffered a series of unfortunate (and quite literal) terminations, courtesy of villainess Poppy Adams and her illicit drug cartel. Most of Kingsman's superspies were axed (or, rather, blown up). And picking up the pieces isn't possible; given the itty-bitty pieces they were blown into. The erudite English agency is, for all intents and purposes, gone.
Only one traditional agent—Eggsy, a relatively new member of Kingsman—was left unscathed, joined in the land of the living by Merlin, the Kingsman's IT wizard.
Hey, it's hard to save the world most days. But save it with a skeleton workforce? Yeah, forget it. Even the founders of Kingsman seemed to know when to call it a day. When Eggsy and Merlin pursue Kingsman's last-ditch "Doomsday" scenario—what to do, apparently, if most of the agents have been killed by a nefarious drug kingpin—it leads to a bottle of well-aged Statesman whiskey. Nothing to do now but drink one's cares away, apparently.
But as Eggsy and Merlin empty the bottle, drinking tearful toasts to their fallen comrades, they discover a telltale Kingsman symbol hidden at the bottom. Is it possible that this American whiskey distillery might hold the key to their salvation? Could this quaint Kentucky alcohol emporium hide an incredible spy network, too?! AND COULD THAT STATESMAN HOUSE HARRY, EGGSY'S BELOVED MENTOR, EVEN THOUGH HE WAS APPARENTLY SHOT IN THE HEAD AND KILLED IN THE FIRST MOVIE???!!!
Eggsy's beloved mentor once said that "manners maketh man." I believe that Kingsman's creators have a different motto: "Unbelievably dubious moments maketh movie."
Positive Elements
Eggsy
and his creative cadre of covert cutthroats are certainly out to do
some good here (even as they do some pretty bad things along the way).
In this case, that means saving perhaps millions of lives.
Eggsy cares deeply for his friends (both inside and out of Kingsman) and, especially, his girlfriend, Princess Tilde. He wants to do right by her, and when it looks like his duty as a spy might force him into a compromising situation (more on that in Sexual Content), he protests mightily and tries to handle it as ethically as the (admittedly ludicrous) scenario allows him to.
Naturally, he risks his life at times, as do others. Indeed, one character makes what appears to be the ultimate sacrifice. ('Course, considering that this film brought back at least two apparently dead people, you never know.)
Eggsy cares deeply for his friends (both inside and out of Kingsman) and, especially, his girlfriend, Princess Tilde. He wants to do right by her, and when it looks like his duty as a spy might force him into a compromising situation (more on that in Sexual Content), he protests mightily and tries to handle it as ethically as the (admittedly ludicrous) scenario allows him to.
Naturally, he risks his life at times, as do others. Indeed, one character makes what appears to be the ultimate sacrifice. ('Course, considering that this film brought back at least two apparently dead people, you never know.)
Spiritual Content
We
see a wedding in a church. One of Poppy's evil henchmen is given a new
robotic arm, which Poppy has nicknamed "Arm-a-geddon." Someone says,
"God help us all." A song lyric includes the words, "almost heaven."
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