2017 Directed by Matthew Vaughn
When an attack on the Kingsman headquarters takes place and a new villain rises, Eggsy and Merlin are forced to work together with the American agency known as the Statesman to save the world.
Colin Firth Julianne Moore Taron Egerton Mark Strong Jeff Bridges Elton John Halle Berry Channing Tatum Pedro Pascal Hanna Alström Edward Holcroft Poppy Delevingne Bruce Greenwood Emily Watson Sophie Cookson Michael Gambon Tobi Bakare Theo Barklem-Biggs Thomas Turgoose Calvin Demba Samantha Womack Keith Allen Tom Benedict Knight Mark Arnold Björn Granath Lena Endre Gordon Alexander Jeff Ricketts James Carroll Jordan Show All…
Darren Gilford Joe Howard Gary Jopling James Morrall Tarnia Nicol Oliver Benson Patrick Harris Jane Harwood Kristen Maloney David E. Scott
Nathan McConnel Max Tyrie Tyler Halle Troy Summersett Alex Guri Barrie Hemsley Bryce Nielsen Nicolas Bonnell Rob Shears Julien Cimino Chris Anderson Paula Pope Angus Bickerton Pierre Buffin Geoffrey Niquet Chris Lawrence Mark Breakspear Martin Waters
Rob Prynne Martin Cantwell Paul Carter Chloe Banham Jonathan Connaught Mike Prestwood Smith Danny Sheehan Matthew Collinge
my wife cried 3 times.
1 involved a landmine.
1 involved channing tatum just showing up on screen.
1 involved a puppy.
the action sequences were fun in the first one but now they look too much like those jacob sartorius musical.ly vids
Just as stupid and childish as the first one but not nearly as severe an irritant. And Vaughn's vaguely South Park-ish "everyone's a hypocrite" sense of humor remains poisonous to me but it's vastly toned down here. Mostly this is very, very boring, just drags on forever when you'd think something ostensibly designed as a pop confection would tighten its belt.
A hugely disappointing sequel. That creative spark that made the first seem so fresh and funny is totally absent.
This is an empty cash in that effectively destroys what was so great about Kingsman and makes the originally retroactively worse in the process.
The list of problems this film has is so large that Elton John being a main plot point and cast member doesn't even top it (he's in the film more than much of the cast that is listed on the poster). Avoid.
Not quite as good as the first, WAY too long, but still a load of fun.
I didn’t care for the original until my second viewing, so maybe this one will grow on me as well.
The kinetic cinematography returns and the sensical violence stays. Further delving into the world of espionage that exists on the Archer-Bond continuum. I had to buy a bottle of bourbon upon leaving the theater.
this movie is 60% spy movie shit and 40% goofy shit and i fucking loved it. i know it's not a very Serious Film but this movie actually has amazing camera movements and fight scenes and transitions and like ?? it's just very satisfying to watch. it does have some pretty fucking stupid humor going on but i personally live for that.... and not to mention Elton John !!!!!! instant five stars. im a sucker for some stupid goofy kick ass music infused spy movie bull shit! <33
Total. Fucking. Bullshit.
And thats coming from someone who loved the first Kingsman
Dropped lid two evenings, trying to make my way through this movie, but it was all my fault for skipping too much sleep. The movie is not to blame. I enjoyed it quite a bit, except a celebrity cameo that goes straight into the “throw in a celeb and it’ll be funny” bucket.
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