Kingsman: The Golden Circle review
Image Courtesy: 20th Century Fox for Kingsman: The Golden Circle
Our review of Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
Hello there bruv, you’ve likely come here seeking the Bam Smack Pow review for Kingsman: The Golden Circle and luckily for you, that’s exactly what we’ve got in store here ain’t it?
This is a spoiler-free summary of the film. Other information will be spoilers breaking down the good and bad of the movie, the final slide will contain my rating and final thoughts.
If you’re reading this because you haven’t already seen the movie do yourself a favor and skip slides two and three. If you’ve already seen the movie and just want to see what a normal person has to think, be sure to read that content and we can talk about the film in the comments below.
With that bit out of the way, let’s delve right into this summary.
Summary
Kingsman: The Golden Circle is a film very much in the same vein as its predecessor. The movie immediately starts off with a bang, with a big fight/chase scene. This sets up the muscle for the primary antagonist of the film, Poppy Adams (Julianne Moore). After the majority of Kingsman agents are taken out via missile strike, Merlin (Mark Strong) and Eggsy (Taron Egerton) must enact their agencies Doomsday Protocol.
This Protocol leads them to the Statesman liquor company distillery, where they discover the HQ of their American cousins. Despite some initial misgivings, the two agencies forge a relationship and together take on Poppy’s nefarious plans.
Harry (Colin Firth) is revealed to be alive and well at the Statesman facilities and he eventually joins the team on their mission.
Senior Statesman Agent Whisky (Pedro Pascal) accompanies Eggsy and Harry in their attempt to take on Poppy.
Along the way, the group must persist against betrayal, old enemies, and superior numbers.
It’s an insanely fun, exhilarating blast of a movie and if you haven’t seen it, I suggest you skip to the final slide for my final thoughts and ratings.
Spoilers are ahead, so please skip them if you have not seen Kingsman: The Golden Circle.