| Released | 2014 | Rating | 15 in UK |
| Director | Matthew Vaughn | Writer/s | Matthew Vaughn, Jane Goldman |
| Starring | Colin Firth, Taron Egerton, Samuel L Jackson, Mark Strong | ||
| Source of story | A graphic novel | ||
| Elevator Pitch | A maniac tech billionaire has a plan to reduce the population of the earth by turning the inhabitants against each other. But standing in his way are members of Kingsman, and a couple of new recruits, one from a dis-functional family. They know who the villain is, but who else is on his side? | ||
| Content | Many set pieces involving combat with a variety of firearms, trick umbrellas, martial arts and edged weapons. An extremely high body count. A lot of swearing, a single discussion about sex and one shot of a female behind. | ||
| A View | While this was not quite as great as Kick Ass, it evoked memories of Roger Moore as James Bond and a few other classic action films. So if you don’t go for films with a lot of violence don’t watch this, but if you do, don’t miss it. It was very well liked by the general public. | ||
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