Kingsman: The Golden Circle movie review

"Manners maketh man." This quote has strongly been associated with one of the most anticipated movies of 2017, Kingsman: The Golden Circle continues the life of Eggsy (Taron Egerton) as a secret agent of the Kingsman agency. And for all of us who are fans of the franchise, brace yourselves as The Golden Circle has a lot more than what we saw in the trailers. Kingsman: The Golden Circle opens in theaters, September 20 and is best seen on IMAX.

Matthew Vaugh has stitched The Golden Circle from a lot of elements in The Secret Service that we missed. Your eyes will be glued to the screen since the beginning with spontaneous and swell action scenes. From linking the villains and how Gallahan was raised from the dead.

Injected with relatively good dosage of humor with low-key discussions on some "very familiar" society issues, The Golden Circle is never boring to watch. Though it contains a little gruesome clips that are not for the weak stomach, it still maintained its balance with the sleek getup of the agents and hot gears and weaponry.

It also contains some heartbreaks of losing very significant characters but Elton John is one very important cameo that makes this movie beyond guns and skills. Putting my favorite though to Whiskey (Pedro Pascal) with the lasso skills.

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The King's Man featurette tells the story of the spy agency

Twentieth Century Studios released a featurette of the origins of The Kingsman movie franchise. We are served with a historical narrative of the league of secret agents starting with its formation in 1849.

I really love watching The Secret Service and The Golden Circle as this comes very fresh from the 007 franchise, matched with a few LXG manners. Watch the featurette below.

King's Man's legacy started when tailors clothed the world's most powerful individuals. In 1919, a lot of its members vowed to preserve peace and protect life. And then its founding fathers realized that they can channel a vast influence for the greater good so they formed an intelligence agency operating at the highest level of discretion. Then the rest is history.

Ralph Fiennes, Gemma Arterton, Djimon Hounsou and Harris Dickinson

Ralph Fiennes and Harris Dickinson

From suits, cars, weapons to their flawless fighting skills, this is worth the hype and I am very much excited if I will get to see this in theaters this Christmas. The King's Man already has its release date in the US on December 22.

Ralph Fiennes

The King's Man casts Ralph Fiennes, Harris Dickinson, Gemma Arterton, Djimon Hounsou, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Stanley Tucci as Merlin and more. Directed by Matthew Vaughn.