When I was in the movie theatre and colin firth said: "When I was shot, can you guess what the last thing was that went through my mind?" A dude behind me said the following: "The bullet"
It’s weird but in Scotland ‘Country Roads’ is like a Scottish anthem. Honestly you play it in any pub and every person is putting down their beers and singing. So it’s so appropriate for Merlin
Also I love that they subtly doubled down on the princess joke with Harry's reward for saving the world being a backstage pass for Elton John. Very Elton John joke and I love it.
If I saved the world and Elton was there while saving it, I would ask him if it was possible for a ticket for his next show, if he offered a backstage pass I would totally accept it but would ask for a vip pass as well lol
Certainly implied teasingly but I don't think it was referring to something lewd, just tonally as though it was, almost jokingly Really don't think it was explicit, just Elton having fun
Fun Fact: Taron Egerton refused to put his hand down between the actresses thighs. The hand you see belongs to her irl husband! And you can bet Merin will be back at least his upper body with some sweet robolegs!
CaptAssassin Fun Fact: that actress is Poppy Delevingne, who is Cara Delevingne’s older sister :) Also major respect to Taron Egerton for being a real gentleman towards this scene!
There's a cut scene with merlin crawling into the diner after they beat whiskey with his legs missing, saying something along the lines of, "Can I get some help here?" Test audiences didn't like it because they felt it took away from the emotional goodbye earlier and cheapened it, so they cut it
Personally. There was one thing I wish he brought up, and, I think it’s a clever use of character awareness. Before Galahad has his memory returned, Eggsy pulls his gun on the dog, but, instead of Galahad INSTANTLY noticing, he didn’t see it until he looks back at Eggsy. His eyepatch covered the barrel of the gun perfectly to give just that extra second that, I feel if wasn’t there, would have felt rushed. It was such a smart use of how Galahad was unaware of his surroundings and I only wish it was documented here.
the major weakness of galahad in this came from him losing that eye. His depth perception is off which is why he miss his shots a lot( beer mug, stun dart) and failed to dogde stuffs that thrown at him at the final battle. His awareness is off, which is why he took a good beating from all directions instead of dissing one out in the bar. He adapted after a while but still not 100%. This follow the same path of first film where they subvert expectation by giving realistic outcomes instead of cliche ones. Kinda sad that most people don't notice this.
The reason for the “Rainbow Head Explosions” in the first one was because Sam Jackson’s character hated the sight of blood. So it only makes sense for the evil genius to make something so brutal look colorful.
I also love how it's not shown when Professor Arnold dies, so the Audience thinks it will be brutal, but Harry's glasses are also splattered with rainbow colours and you can see a little bit of the colourful smoke to hint at the rainbow head explosions
It's not the method of death that makes a scene gorey. It's how much gore you show. Seeing a guy get dunked in a meat grinder, and then seeing regular looking ground meat come out the other side is not that gorey.
You missed the best one! When Harry asked Elton if he could have tickets for a show if he saved the world, Elton replied he would get a backstage pass. Now which "backstage" was Eggsy rewarded with in the first movie? ;)
@@jaganmoganmurugayah7245 If you've seen the last bit with the princess and Eggsy in the first film, you'll notice Elton John is pretty much implying something similar to Harry 😉
Meh, he's everywhere now but honestly kind of tired of him Like it's better to save yourself a lot of the time, and he's one of those ones who doesn't in the slightest - like jeremy renner or david tennant, anything they can get their hands on even if it's an enormous middle finger to the IP and all prior connected works - at a certain point of regularity it takes away from the works rather than adds to it
Mark Strong is entirely underrated. I love the man. And major props to Taron Eggerton for not performing the sexual scene with the blonde at the festival. It was her husband who did it.
"The gore has been toned down" Are we just forgetting STAGE THREE of the Dancing Disease where your eyes just spontaneously pop and bleed out the sockets?
@@krystianandrychowski8957 Okay Doc, I meant stage 4 where eyes pop out etc etc my point is that this was an ultra violent movie. If it was "toned down", I would hate to see the uncut version.
I actually liked the tie in that merlin did with his self sacrifice for Eggsy, since his father sacrificed himself for galahad, lancelot AND merlin .. so what goes around comes around
"Hold my martini, made from gin, not vodka obviously, which was stirred for 10 seconds by the bartender, while he was looking at an unopened bottle of vermouth"
"I would never hurt Mr pickle!" It might've been a blank, but he still chose to pull the trigger. Even if he figured it was a blank he still ran the risk of there being a live round in the gun.
I kinda assumed the villain motivations in the movies were always just supposed to be bipartisan controversial. The first one is an acknowledgement of overpopulation issues fixed by attempted genocide: obvious real problem with obvious bad solution. The second one is an acknowledgement of the widespread use of recreational drugs fixed by extortion of all participants: another obvious real world problem (whether you’re thinking that drugs are abused or drugs are demonized unnecessarily Ritalin and Oxy v speed and heroin as an obvious example) with another obviously bad solution. The point wasn’t to take a stance, it was to point out that either way the solution proposed is bad
Continuing the bad solution the villain in the third one is a scot who wants win freedom from England by letting Germany win the war which would not win freedom it would just mean Germany would be ruling them instead
Those “nonsense sayings” actually make sense if you grew up in the south. It’s a skill you learn over the years that allows for you understand older people
"Makes you wanna slap your mama." translation: food so good, it left you disappointed with your mom's cooking. Known enough that there is a "Slap Ya Mama" Cajun seasoning sold in stores. "I feel like a tornado in a trailer park." trailer parks are usually easily and almost-entirely wiped out by tornadoes due to the trailers being cheap and not as permanently affixed to a foundation as many other forms of housing "Y'all are shitting in high cotton." translation: you are really rich/successful/fancy. It comes from Southern cotton growing, where having cotton plants tall enough to hide someone while they relieved themselves in a field would be seen as a great thing since it meant a high cotton yield.
Awww man, I don't know what's sadder: Merlin going out with a bang or Judi Dench's M dying in the arms of James Bond at the end of Skyfall. Eh, the characters we love...
see, i got mad that they killed the other girl, eggsy's friend, and jb all in five seconds ..... Merlins death was , although somewhat unneeded in my eyes, was done right. also seeing a scotsman sing one of the most beloved American songs ever was just funny
My southern ass feels like the only one who didn’t find the “That’ll make you slap ya momma.” or “I feel like a tornado in a trailer park.” weird or confusing 💀 they made sense to me.
You mention Arthur but not Roxy, not even tangentially? Come on. I mean her last act is to help her best friend impress his girlfriend's parents, that's at least worth a win for "helping your friend". Good video regardless. And yeah Merlin's the man, godspeed you magnificent magician. Also you are correct, "John Denver is always a win", though I'm more of a "World Game"/"It's About Time" kinda guy myself.
@@itsliamOCE theory noun a supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained. They're using an idea to explain something they want. By definition, Roxy coming back is a theory, buddy.
i agree soo much, this ...well i wouldnt say it ruined the movie for me because i still loved it but it definitely dulled my enjoyment somewhat. One of my favourite things about the original kingsman was the fact that it was one of the few recent movies i had watched then that had a strong well written relationship between the main male and female characters that was purely a well done friendship with romance never even being suggested. I loved their dynamic and the fact that it was taken away so early in the second one and she didnt even get to go out gloriously like merlin did just broke my heart
I actually felt that Eggsy's relationship with the princess somewhat improved the end of the first movie. I'm not certain I could put my thoughts into words, but I'll try. Basically, instead of being a meaningless trophy she became a real person, and instead of being a neanderthal who thought with his genitals Eggsy became a caring boyfriend who just happened to meet his girlfriend under less than ideal circumstances.. It fully succeeded in improving my opinion of the previously truly offensive - to BOTH genders - end of the first movie. Now I realize that's my head and few people will have had the same reaction, but that's the impact it had on me.
I loved the first even more, because there wasn't any "chasing tail" or a "will they won't they" until after the victory was earned. Him and his friend, Roxy, were just friends and never bothered to toy with the idea of them having any more of a relationship. Also, it was a movie that caught me off guard even though I enjoyed the trailer. I loved this one, because he committed to the same princess. I don't ever remember seeing that happen in other films. They usually make the spies Playboys or commit to another girl he meets later, and the princess would have been a one off. Also, I love how they show the princess being just like everyone else. You know, not snooty.
CinemaWins Video for: The GodFather Trilogy Mission Impossible Rogue Nation The Mummy trilogy Indiana Jones trilogy Toy Story trilogy (mainly 3rd one) Wall-e Lion King Jurassic Park/World Lord of the Rings trilogy Hobbit trilogy
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 - Bambi - The Little Mermaid - Beauty and the Beast - Aladdin - Pocahontas - Hunchback of Notre Dame - Frozen - The Iron Giant
Let's add: -the 5 Legends (the one with Jack Frost, animated, I don't know if that's the real title) -The Kingdom of GaHoole (the animated one with the Owls, I don't remember the name) -EVERYTHING FROM PIXAR, they deserve all the love -Skyfall -Lego Batman -Justice League (because why not) -The Last Jedi, hoping for a defense of the indefensible like he did with Rogue One -Kubo and the 2 Strings -Alice in Wonderland and the sequel (the Tim Burton ones) -Road to El Dorado (animated) -Treasure Planet (PLS) -Atlantis (Disney Animated one) -Simbad, the legend of the 7 seas (cartoon animated, that was a childhood jewel) -Happy Feet 1 and 2 -Jumanji PUSH UP SO HE SEES IT
4:37 Honestly, I subscribe it more to the fact that the Statesman are just naturally better fighters than Kingsman. The Kingsman aren't whimps or anything but they are obviously based on James Bond who was more famous for his spy skills rather than his fighting skills, and thus the Kingsman are shown to be better spies, thus the Statemans while not as good at spying more than make up for it in asskicking.
I didn't understand the critic reviews on this movie: "Not enternaining". Like wtf this movie was Fucking Awesome and had a good plot-twist, some awesome new characters.. AND THE ACTION SCENES WERE PERFECTO!!!👌
For some stupid reason, critics tend to be harsh on Matthew Vaughn. It's a shame because I think he's one of the best directors going today. It's like Edgar Wright and Quentin Tarantino had a baby.
That Elton John joke at the end is my favorite, because it's the same thing the princess said to Eggsy in the first movie: "if you save the world you can have a back stage pass"
Marlins self sacrifice to his own take in country roads hits me home. I went through a mad depression with my 1st love in high school and the jokes and overall funniness of this movie helped me out. But loveing the first movie so much when I watched the 2nd I cried at Merlin's death. For the first time in a year or 2 even with all the depression. I finally felt the sweat feel of relief letting all of my insecurities and just sadness from the 4 months of hell I went through out over the death of a character in a very sentimental movie. Still brings me some tears.
You want scotch try that stuff bottled on the Isle of skye: Talisker I believe it's called. if you want kick this will knock you on your ass and you will know about it for a bloody month I've heard it is the strongest whisky bottled in Scotland.
A lot of this movie was great. Overall I don't think it's as good as the first, but there's some great moments here (Merlin). The action is better than ever. The opening and third act fights are amazing. Poppy was a weird villain and the robotic stuff was a bit overdone. Ultimately, I think the film suffered from too many characters (and getting rid of Roxy was super fucking lame). But the characters we know had some great stuff to work with.
I'm pretty sure that both Merlin and Roxy are still alive. Merlin more than likely got his leg(s) blown off which would probably prevent him from going in the field again. Roxy rolled off the bed and was trying to get out when she realized a missile was headed for her house- which mind you, didn't hit the house itself, it hit the lawn in front of the house and caused it to cave in. I'm pretty sure that Roxy was spending the duration of the film trying to dig her way out of the rubble. Her glasses are more than likely not working anymore, seeing as they could have been damaged in the house collapsing in. She probably was trying to find a way to contact Kingsman till she realized that everyone is basically dead, say for Eggsy and Harry (and potentially Merlin). She'll probably return in the third film, which is said to be in the works. I just hope they don't show her in the trailer like they did for Harry. It's getting annoying how Hollywood thinks that the best way to market a film, is revealing things like characters not being dead or major villains, when those things are supposed to be surprising news for us when we go to see the movie itself.
Roxy was (is) one of my absolute favourite characters and I also believe the writers stated they were going to have Merlin be shown to be alive at the end, having only had his legs blown off but felt it would demean his sacrifice.
I've changed my mind. McDanno is no longer the cutest thing in the world, Colin Firth holding a puppy and smiling like a 4 year-old is. Also, please win Thor: Ragnarok! Keep doing what you're doing!
Coming from an athletic trainer and rehabilitation therapist, I really enjoyed that they didn’t give Harry his full strength back in the bar fight scene. If the body doesn’t practice something for an extended period of time - say if you are in a hospital room for a period of months - the nerves and muscles start to forget how to do complicated things. So while you know how the movements for fighting should go, the fine motor control needed to complete them isn’t there. They can be relearned quickly with practice (as is shown later in the movie) but it makes sense why Harry is surprised that he can’t fight at the same level he previously did.
I honestly thought Poppy was a better villain than Valentine. Her first scene made me afraid of her from her tone of voice alone. And then the lengths she goes to ensure loyalty from her subordinates only further cemented that fear. And I felt her plan was actually quite unique. She doesn’t want to destroy the world, she just wants to be on top of it from the light rather than the shadows. Holding millions of people hostage was just a means to an end, proven by the fact that she had an antidote readily available for worldwide distribution.
I liked her better as a villain too. But the problem with her plan was that the plan didn't have any teeth - if she killed all her customers.. then what?
MrNoahall I prefer Valentine because he was more fleshed out, more interesting and more relatable. So... as a character, Valentine is much better. But you're totally right that Poppy is so much more frightening...
I feel like the first movie only "pushed the envelope" in terms of disbelief. The only hardcore, fantastical elements in the first were the rainbow explosions and some of the gadgetry. This movie introduces cyborgs, intelligent robots, car surfing, laser ropes, revitalization gel, and a few other wacky things. It certainly would throw off anyone unready. If I, and many other people, knew that this was an adaptation of a comic with universal ties to series like _Kick-Ass,_ and understood that the first movie was only an introduction to this wacky world, then our reaction to the movie would be less "stunned." I loved it personally, but I understand the distaste in the sequel.
Well, Kingsman is also an homage to the ludicrously over the top 60s and 70s Bond films, and they had all sorts of insane wacky shit as well, so I think it fits the movie and its world/tone pretty well.
I agree, I thought the first film was MOSTLY just about plausible like all the best James Bond stuff, (even the exploding heads was OK cos it reminded me of the original 1967 Casino Royale) but Golden Circle put me off from the second half of the opening scene (it was completely awesome right up until Charlie went through the windscreen) from the cartoony CGI drifting round the roundabout to the gadgets that were totally implausible. Bond's Aston DB5 and Lotus Esprit were pushing it but just on the edge of almost believable, but the taxi where the entire gearbox magically disappears into the bonnet area where not only was there an engine but also a missile launcher. AND the car then turns into a submarine as well. Plus of course the alphagel then ruins the suspense when literally anyone could be brought back to life. The film had to work pretty hard to win me back from that. It did, but it was definitely not a patch on the first one.
Do an EGA for: - Every Nolan movie you haven't done yet (Memento, Insomnia, Prestige, Interstellar, Dunkirk) - Every Kubrick movie - Every Tarantino movie
No the point is to do it about bad movies to show people they are better than they may have thought. Those are all great movies. if you wanna know everything great about a tarantino movie just watch it, the whole thing is always great.
I'm 99% sure she's still alive, why would they show her rolling off the bed like she was going somewhere while Arthur was just like: oh fck and got blown up? Roxy is alive fight me I'm sure of it
Let's hope so! I was so bummed she didn't have a bigger role in this movie. And she never got a standout fight scene in either film. Just a kickass (hehe) character that was wasted
there's going to be a THIRD Kingsmen movie in 2020. however, this one is a prequel, so NO Eggsy, Merlin, nor Harry. it's the story of how Kingsmen came into being after the conflict of 1914-1918. allegedly there will be both a third Kingmen movie, as well as a Statemen movie.
Honestly, I like this movie but I don't get your issue about a fictional red tie, red state, President with a southern accent and his clear partisan position on the War on drugs. Especially when considering the first movie insinuated the bluest of blue like fictional President not only would be complicit in Valentine's plan to kill billions of ppl for sake of saving the planet, due to overpopulation, but also had his head blown when Kingsman intervene. I mean, geez, at least this Red tie fictional President was saved a beheading by only getting arrested and impeached
Another reason why is this guy was straight up shown as heartless, saying he didn't care about how many people died because they apparently deserved it. I dontct think any politician currently would make that choice.
You have a point though given the US’s history with drugs (as you mentioned the war on drugs). Additionally there was always the generalized view to stigmatize them that addiction is a moral failing on the individual’s part.
Did they insinuate a blue president? I think they just showed the back of the president's head. He was black, so you could insinuate he COULD be Obama, but it was kept coy. I personally didn't catch the "red tie, Republican" connection like some did, but irrespective of my personal politics I found the president/his aide arguing over drugs to be annoying, since the arguments were laid out so simplistically as to sound pandering.
James Gardner, the insinuation of a blue President in the first movie is made on the fact that the President is enough of an environmentalist to go along with Valentine's plan. Environmentalist implies left wing/democrat in American politics. The President in Golden Circle is a caricature of a position. His absolutist attitude against drugs is just a reflection of the villain's absolutist attitude in favor of them. In that way, the movie condemns extreme positions. Taken together, the two Kingsmen movies are more an indictment of politicians, in general, than one party or ideology. The President in the first movie shows apathy for the common man by joining the villain and the President in the second movie shows apathy by opposing the villain. The villain in each Kingsmen movie actually has a reasonable cause, but uses ridiculously drastic means at the expense of average people to pursue it. Comparing the Presidents' attitudes to such different villains just shows how unreliable they are and allows Eggsy, the lower class kid, to save the world.
Honestly, i enjoyed this movie alot. The drugs vs alcohol statement for me didn't felt too "in your face". For me it was another Macuffin used by the villain like last movie with Wifi and cellphones. And Elton John was funny. It really did feel like the guy stole each scene he was in. One thing that bothered me was Whiskey's betrayal. It felt a bit out of nowhere. If we got introduced to his past in a dialogue or something before Galahad figured out he was a traitor, it would of come out more of a surprise. And i get it that it was a trick about Galahad still trying to adjust his brain after regaining his memories, but still. Also, Merlin was also supposed to come back at the end of the film, but test audiences said they felt cheated of Merlin's death. And that seemed confusing to me because Lancelot died in this film too, as well as JB.
I really really liked it - of course the first caught lightning in a bottle so it's no contest but it fit well together, it had good pacing, and maybe I'm a softie but I really liked the fact that Eggsy and Tilda are still together - it was a surprise and a middle finger to the Bond franchise, same as the "Princess joke" at the end of the first was as well, albeit from a totally different angle.
Some people complained about Eggsy fight with Charlie like why he fought him with a arm in his back, like come on he's not the bloke we saw in the beginning of the first movie , he gave charlie a fair chance because Eggsy is now a gentlemen.
Actually I saw it as twofold. One, yes he was fighting fair, like "you only have one arm, so I'll only fight you with one arm." But two, it was mocking him. "Yeah I could use both arms, but I'll kick your ass single handed"
“Shittin in high cotton” is super common here in southern Louisiana. Just means someone has a come up. Ex: buying a car, new clothes, get a promotion , etc.
I honestly loved this movie, I loved the first movie too, I mean don't get me wrong, I can see where some are coming from, and it definitely isn't as good as the first movie, BUT, that's most likely because it's lost all the shock that the first movie had. The first movie had all sorts of things that broke the tropes in the film industry, and I think they did a good job of replicating that again with Kingsman 2, but it still lost some of the value to it, but I agree that I'd love it if these films became the new James Bond, where we get several of them, because even though they most likely won't be as good as the first, they're still over all amazing movies
I think the whole confusing different aspects of the US thing was deliberate, a parody of how American movies do the same with basically everything. I mean they play "Country Roads" to introduce Kentucky!
That's a really good point. I'm not sure if that's what Vaughn had in mind, but as clever as he's been with dismantling other spy movie tropes, I wouldn't be surprised if it was 100% deliberate.
bbybyrd I think you truly underestimate the true power of optimism. I guarantee it comes away with a few dozen at least wins for hilarity alone. Guaranteed, most actors get a win for putting in honest effort even though everything we know says they hated to be on set. Guy who wrote the book probably gets some wins for being a supporting friend, Tommy gets some wins for really going for it and trying to achieve his dreams no matter how much people told him it was a bad idea etc, etc. I'm sure also we'll get a couple admitted sins, and in the end round up he'll admit he cringed and felt uncomfortable during a lot and it deserves the reputation it has, but also, it is still hilarious and worth watching, even if maybe it wasn't worth making.
I too would like to see the positive spin on it. It is a bad movie, but it's got quotiness going for it. "Oh hi Mark" is a meme among my friends (and perhaps others), as well as Mark screaming YOU'RE TEARING ME APAAAHT LEEEESA!" are memorable and funny because they are so terribly acted.
The Golden Circle pretty much burns down everything from the first movie. All the locations of the first movie get nuked pretty much in the beginning (Tailor shop, training facility, Harrys house). Also the majority of the characters from the first movie get killed (Roxy, JB, Eggsys friend, unamed kingsmen, perseville (kingsmen, who proposed Roxy), Merlin (later in the movie)).
Well it probably has something to do with the awful story, worldbuilding and characters; the destruction of all the potential set up by the first and the stupid villain. Oh, and Elton John.
CarlottaStudios I know right. Every secret agent movie fan should of loved this movie. Especially the last most sickest fight. Eggsy and Harry vs Whiskey. Sickest fight I've ever seen so far.
@@wargearinternational7679 I agree on majority of the characters dying. But I love this movies action scenes more than the firsts (Secret Service) And they chose a good song for the last fight. Which is my most favorite fight scene so far. But yeah I can't picture a 3rd movie since majority of the characters died. I mean can anyone else picture a 3rd one. And if there is a 3rd I have a fear of it being horrible. But we'll find out if there'll be one and if it's good or not.
Yeah merlin didn't need to die. He killed like 5 guards and alerted the entire compound and they cleared it all out easily. It was a pointless sacrifice. Plus a mine deactivation switch was mentioned earlier.
@@jarodweber1959 Which he used up to get Eggsy off of the mine. At the time speed was off the essence so by him taking down the guards at the easily defendable entrance the Eggsy and Harry could get inside easier. They wouldn't have been able to do their baseball bomb or umbrella trick if the guards at the entrance were there to shoot at them.
I like how he hears common southern sayings like “slap ya mamma” and “tornado in a trailer park” and acts like he’s never ever heard them. Maybe he hasn’t.
When I was in the movie theatre and colin firth said: "When I was shot, can you guess what the last thing was that went through my mind?"
A dude behind me said the following: "The bullet"
That is fraking hilarious.
I would have high fived him. The world needs more smartasses like that guy
That man is the next Eggsy
I mean was he wrong?
HHAHAHHAHAHAH
It’s weird but in Scotland ‘Country Roads’ is like a Scottish anthem. Honestly you play it in any pub and every person is putting down their beers and singing. So it’s so appropriate for Merlin
M.C.M yes! Also very popular in Ireland. Ironic because I watched this movie on the plane ride there
More proof for my pet theory that everyone in the Scotland and Ireland is just rural Americans with fewer cowboy hats
Matthew Rowland and more deep fried mars bars
@@dewayner5388 less guns more alcoholism
Mish Mash We have deep fried snickers instead
Elton John popping up as 'friend' in the bowling alley has completed my life. Best thing I've ever seen
Adam B rocketmannnnnn
absolutely my favourite part in the movie
While playing rocketman!
Yall gutta get out more.
Elton stole the movie. Seriously.
Also I love that they subtly doubled down on the princess joke with Harry's reward for saving the world being a backstage pass for Elton John. Very Elton John joke and I love it.
If I saved the world and Elton was there while saving it, I would ask him if it was possible for a ticket for his next show, if he offered a backstage pass I would totally accept it but would ask for a vip pass as well lol
I never caught what he REALLY meant till now. I’ll be damned. 😂
I wondered if I was just imagining that. 😆
Certainly implied teasingly but I don't think it was referring to something lewd, just tonally as though it was, almost jokingly
Really don't think it was explicit, just Elton having fun
Can we talk about how only Merlin could die with so much pride and honor
It was my favourite movie scene
Let’s hope the Asian kings man or South American kings man has some form of alpha gel that regrows limbs or attaches then together
can we talk about how he is in the new movie
XaydenPlayz its a prequel
@@thanosbrub9136 its still the new movie I already knew it was a prequel
Fun Fact: Taron Egerton refused to put his hand down between the actresses thighs. The hand you see belongs to her irl husband!
And you can bet Merin will be back at least his upper body with some sweet robolegs!
CaptAssassin Fun Fact: that actress is Poppy Delevingne, who is Cara Delevingne’s older sister :)
Also major respect to Taron Egerton for being a real gentleman towards this scene!
Man he really committed to the gentleman aspect of the role
From what I remember hearing, Mark Strong will most likely be back for the origin movie
There's a cut scene with merlin crawling into the diner after they beat whiskey with his legs missing, saying something along the lines of, "Can I get some help here?" Test audiences didn't like it because they felt it took away from the emotional goodbye earlier and cheapened it, so they cut it
now there's a man i'd trust to hold my drink
Personally. There was one thing I wish he brought up, and, I think it’s a clever use of character awareness.
Before Galahad has his memory returned, Eggsy pulls his gun on the dog, but, instead of Galahad INSTANTLY noticing, he didn’t see it until he looks back at Eggsy. His eyepatch covered the barrel of the gun perfectly to give just that extra second that, I feel if wasn’t there, would have felt rushed.
It was such a smart use of how Galahad was unaware of his surroundings and I only wish it was documented here.
To be fair, this is the kind of movie with a lot going on, and that’s a kind of shot often used in movies. Good spot though
the major weakness of galahad in this came from him losing that eye. His depth perception is off which is why he miss his shots a lot( beer mug, stun dart) and failed to dogde stuffs that thrown at him at the final battle. His awareness is off, which is why he took a good beating from all directions instead of dissing one out in the bar. He adapted after a while but still not 100%.
This follow the same path of first film where they subvert expectation by giving realistic outcomes instead of cliche ones. Kinda sad that most people don't notice this.
That's how he didn't see the frying pan thrown at his face.
The reason for the “Rainbow Head Explosions” in the first one was because Sam Jackson’s character hated the sight of blood. So it only makes sense for the evil genius to make something so brutal look colorful.
I also love how it's not shown when Professor Arnold dies, so the Audience thinks it will be brutal, but Harry's glasses are also splattered with rainbow colours and you can see a little bit of the colourful smoke to hint at the rainbow head explosions
I hope Kingsman becomes like James Bond. By that I mean 20 something movies and still going!
Amen, brother
@@TheT040484 Amen
I disagree I like Kingman because it's rare
Most of the 2nd film just really wasn't worth watching in my opinion, but I liked all the Elton bits.
That was about it. Preferred the first one
And the Kingsmen counterparts just become increasingly weirdly named
"gore has been toned down since secret service"
two men are literally ground up in a meat grinder
That doesn't compare to the church and bus drifting
Or the cull in the first one.
Or the homage to the London eye light show
One of them was then eaten...
It's not the method of death that makes a scene gorey. It's how much gore you show. Seeing a guy get dunked in a meat grinder, and then seeing regular looking ground meat come out the other side is not that gorey.
You missed the best one! When Harry asked Elton if he could have tickets for a show if he saved the world, Elton replied he would get a backstage pass. Now which "backstage" was Eggsy rewarded with in the first movie? ;)
Watch to the end.
So Eggsy buggered Elton John? Excellent.
I dont understand
@@jaganmoganmurugayah7245 If you've seen the last bit with the princess and Eggsy in the first film, you'll notice Elton John is pretty much implying something similar to Harry 😉
Omg I cant believe I didnt catch that after watching this for the 3rd time... Thank you
Over 5 years later and I’m pretty sure now we can officially say “Pedro Pascal is always a win”
Came here to say the same thing
Meh, he's everywhere now but honestly kind of tired of him
Like it's better to save yourself a lot of the time, and he's one of those ones who doesn't in the slightest - like jeremy renner or david tennant, anything they can get their hands on even if it's an enormous middle finger to the IP and all prior connected works - at a certain point of regularity it takes away from the works rather than adds to it
Can I be honest, I hardly notice him in Kingsman. He was a very forgettable for me
This is the Way.
My only regret about this film is that we never got to see Mark Strong use that knife
Kyle Rushford He actually used it. Before taking out the guards by sacrificing himself, he used it to cut some trees nearby.
We did, but not in the way we wanted
No no no no no no no no no no no... you said knife. You Meant to say Knoiffe! Lol
Kyle Rushford the knife was used in the first movie
He used the knife to cut some branches in order for the guards to see him
Mark Strong is entirely underrated. I love the man.
And major props to Taron Eggerton for not performing the sexual scene with the blonde at the festival. It was her husband who did it.
didn't know that
I read the article on that scene! I am very proud of Taron for that!!
And they used the woman's finger for the fingering scene, not tarons
Bill Nye The Russian Spy no, they used the husband‘s fingers. As he said.
Oh nice👌
CW: “I’m just glad to see Harry back at full strength!”
Harry: *Immediately gets hit in the face with a pot and falls to the ground*
Well, he did say "maybe not "full" strength".
"The gore has been toned down" Are we just forgetting STAGE THREE of the Dancing Disease where your eyes just spontaneously pop and bleed out the sockets?
I mean remember the Church scene?
@@juliaj1069 Yes I do. I would gladly watch that. Give those Alt-Right hypocrites and religious bigots what they f***ing deserve!
*Stage 4
Stage 3 was paralysis
@@krystianandrychowski8957 Okay Doc, I meant stage 4 where eyes pop out etc etc my point is that this was an ultra violent movie. If it was "toned down", I would hate to see the uncut version.
I actually liked the tie in that merlin did with his self sacrifice for Eggsy, since his father sacrificed himself for galahad, lancelot AND merlin .. so what goes around comes around
Like a record baby right round round
(Sorry couldn’t help myself)
@@pixelraid5742 oh my god
Fun fact: for the diner fight scene, parts of the counter were romoved and added back in with CGI later, so the camera crew could move around freely
"The best way to parody bond would be to keep making thses movirs forever..."
My god, he's right!
Someone connected to the Bond Franchise already ruefully said about how badly Austin Powers "F****d them.."
Mark Strong wouldn't say "hold my beer..."
he'd say "hold my single-malt scotch laddie"
Yes please
nah, hold my irnbru
"hold my dram" would probably be the most colloquially accurate
Most Guinness drinkers I've met would specify "hold my Guinness, and don't even think about it.."
"Hold my martini, made from gin, not vodka obviously, which was stirred for 10 seconds by the bartender, while he was looking at an unopened bottle of vermouth"
Kingsman golden circle
Sins: 127
Wins: 149
Ez
Lmao CinemaSins just makes retarded sins and a whole lot of other bullshit to extend their vids and have more sins, so its not reliable anymore.
@@DrQuasi it never was reliable it's made as a joke
yetikuskokwim the early CinemaSins was actually
@@DrQuasi very true but Golden Circle is one of the only ones where most of it is legit sins
"It was a blank!"
"Yes, Harry, Yes!"
"I WOULD NEVER HURT MR. PICKLE!"
HE LIVED TO A RIPE OLD AGE HE DIED OF PANCREATITIS!! your not mr pickle.
That gave me crazy goosebumps ngl
"I would never hurt Mr pickle!" It might've been a blank, but he still chose to pull the trigger. Even if he figured it was a blank he still ran the risk of there being a live round in the gun.
I kinda assumed the villain motivations in the movies were always just supposed to be bipartisan controversial. The first one is an acknowledgement of overpopulation issues fixed by attempted genocide: obvious real problem with obvious bad solution. The second one is an acknowledgement of the widespread use of recreational drugs fixed by extortion of all participants: another obvious real world problem (whether you’re thinking that drugs are abused or drugs are demonized unnecessarily Ritalin and Oxy v speed and heroin as an obvious example) with another obviously bad solution. The point wasn’t to take a stance, it was to point out that either way the solution proposed is bad
And the problem is a frail point, whatever solution you propose, apathy is the wrong answer to drug use or overpopulation.
Continuing the bad solution the villain in the third one is a scot who wants win freedom from England by letting Germany win the war which would not win freedom it would just mean Germany would be ruling them instead
Those “nonsense sayings” actually make sense if you grew up in the south. It’s a skill you learn over the years that allows for you understand older people
"Makes you wanna slap your mama." translation: food so good, it left you disappointed with your mom's cooking. Known enough that there is a "Slap Ya Mama" Cajun seasoning sold in stores.
"I feel like a tornado in a trailer park." trailer parks are usually easily and almost-entirely wiped out by tornadoes due to the trailers being cheap and not as permanently affixed to a foundation as many other forms of housing
"Y'all are shitting in high cotton." translation: you are really rich/successful/fancy.
It comes from Southern cotton growing, where having cotton plants tall enough to hide someone while they relieved themselves in a field would be seen as a great thing since it meant a high cotton yield.
As a southerner, thank you.
i understood the second one of first viewing but thanks for clarifying the others. Also, how do you know this?
@@boneybaron2508 study a lot of obscure slang on Google (maybe), or work on a small farm in the south for like a month.
Slang lessons
Alabama: 100
“Scottish tear shedding noises”
“Fried chicken, I love fried chicken”
R.I.P. Merlin
RIP Roxy too
I swear Mark strong said that he was in a scene at the wedding but he is a double amputee
Roger Houghton That was the original plan but the director felt it cheapened Merlin's sacrifice.
Awww man, I don't know what's sadder: Merlin going out with a bang or Judi Dench's M dying in the arms of James Bond at the end of Skyfall. Eh, the characters we love...
see, i got mad that they killed the other girl, eggsy's friend, and jb all in five seconds .....
Merlins death was , although somewhat unneeded in my eyes, was done right. also seeing a scotsman sing one of the most beloved American songs ever was just funny
My southern ass feels like the only one who didn’t find the “That’ll make you slap ya momma.” or “I feel like a tornado in a trailer park.” weird or confusing 💀 they made sense to me.
I'm British, I understood 'tornado in a trailer park', for some reason it just clicked.
I’m Midwestern (aka off brand Southern) and even tho I don’t use those phrases they made perfect sense 💀
Perfect sense
Northern midwest here, none of it confused me either. I think the meanings are pretty blatant tbh.
Sheesh I'm not even from America and I get the meaning of the both of them.
You mention Arthur but not Roxy, not even tangentially? Come on. I mean her last act is to help her best friend impress his girlfriend's parents, that's at least worth a win for "helping your friend". Good video regardless. And yeah Merlin's the man, godspeed you magnificent magician.
Also you are correct, "John Denver is always a win", though I'm more of a "World Game"/"It's About Time" kinda guy myself.
See, I think she is still alive D:< in a massive kingsman twist!!
I miss Roxy, I thought she was awesome and the most wasteful death. The most upsetting at least.
@@Tactical_Fatty theory makes no sense at all
@BagelBramble I don't see a theory there buddy.
@@itsliamOCE theory
noun
a supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained.
They're using an idea to explain something they want.
By definition, Roxy coming back is a theory, buddy.
didnt even touch on the death of roxy, who was one of my favorite characters personally
Jasno Roxy gets no love
Killing her was so dumb. Bring her back.
I don’t believe she’s actually dead, remember one of the big rules of cinema if there’s no body there’s always a possibility they can come back
@@theAverageJoe25 angry star wars fan noises
i agree soo much, this ...well i wouldnt say it ruined the movie for me because i still loved it but it definitely dulled my enjoyment somewhat. One of my favourite things about the original kingsman was the fact that it was one of the few recent movies i had watched then that had a strong well written relationship between the main male and female characters that was purely a well done friendship with romance never even being suggested. I loved their dynamic and the fact that it was taken away so early in the second one and she didnt even get to go out gloriously like merlin did just broke my heart
I actually felt that Eggsy's relationship with the princess somewhat improved the end of the first movie. I'm not certain I could put my thoughts into words, but I'll try. Basically, instead of being a meaningless trophy she became a real person, and instead of being a neanderthal who thought with his genitals Eggsy became a caring boyfriend who just happened to meet his girlfriend under less than ideal circumstances.. It fully succeeded in improving my opinion of the previously truly offensive - to BOTH genders - end of the first movie. Now I realize that's my head and few people will have had the same reaction, but that's the impact it had on me.
Kris Sisk I agree x
Just remember, it all started with anal
The "Burger Scene" absolutely horrified me when I first saw it. I wasn't expecting it at ALL
I loved the first even more, because there wasn't any "chasing tail" or a "will they won't they" until after the victory was earned. Him and his friend, Roxy, were just friends and never bothered to toy with the idea of them having any more of a relationship. Also, it was a movie that caught me off guard even though I enjoyed the trailer. I loved this one, because he committed to the same princess. I don't ever remember seeing that happen in other films. They usually make the spies Playboys or commit to another girl he meets later, and the princess would have been a one off. Also, I love how they show the princess being just like everyone else. You know, not snooty.
I missed Roxy, though. The dynamic between Eggsy and her was, as you said, delightful, and I felt pretty bummed about her being absent.
@@arielvanmoos7583 but it's a comic book movie. So no one's really dead 😉 She did duck when the missile was about to strike her location.
i want to take a moment to appriciate how awesome Merlin was because he was the hero we truly deserved
true story
I honestly teared up when merlin died.
Blacque Jacques Shellacque petition for give Merlin robot legs 2k19
CinemaWins Video for:
The GodFather Trilogy
Mission Impossible Rogue Nation
The Mummy trilogy
Indiana Jones trilogy
Toy Story trilogy (mainly 3rd one)
Wall-e
Lion King
Jurassic Park/World
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Hobbit trilogy
Hunter Godfather would be *absurdly* long.
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
- Fantasia and Fantasia 2000
- Bambi
- The Little Mermaid
- Beauty and the Beast
- Aladdin
- Pocahontas
- Hunchback of Notre Dame
- Frozen
- The Iron Giant
How to train your dragon 2
Let's add:
-the 5 Legends (the one with Jack Frost, animated, I don't know if that's the real title)
-The Kingdom of GaHoole (the animated one with the Owls, I don't remember the name)
-EVERYTHING FROM PIXAR, they deserve all the love
-Skyfall
-Lego Batman
-Justice League (because why not)
-The Last Jedi, hoping for a defense of the indefensible like he did with Rogue One
-Kubo and the 2 Strings
-Alice in Wonderland and the sequel (the Tim Burton ones)
-Road to El Dorado (animated)
-Treasure Planet (PLS)
-Atlantis (Disney Animated one)
-Simbad, the legend of the 7 seas (cartoon animated, that was a childhood jewel)
-Happy Feet 1 and 2
-Jumanji
PUSH UP SO HE SEES IT
How about baby driver?
4:37 Honestly, I subscribe it more to the fact that the Statesman are just naturally better fighters than Kingsman. The Kingsman aren't whimps or anything but they are obviously based on James Bond who was more famous for his spy skills rather than his fighting skills, and thus the Kingsman are shown to be better spies, thus the Statemans while not as good at spying more than make up for it in asskicking.
Not a single mention of Roxy, disappointed.
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Take Me Home, Country Road ;_;
Dankest Media Group to the place, I beellllooonnng
WEST VIRGINAAAA
MOUNTAIN MOMMAAAA
Take me home :c
Country rooooooooooooooooooooooAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD !!!!!
Imagine if the Kingsmen teamed up with agents in Canada
What would we be called? Provincemen?
The Canadian Kilted Yaksmen?
Lia Winter nah. It would be those goofie guys in the red uniforms. “Dudley Doright” types
Snowmen?
Sorrymen.
I'm not from this world My guess is something like queensman
14:12
I knew I recognized that award-winning mustache as Pedro Pascal.
I didn't understand the critic reviews on this movie: "Not enternaining". Like wtf this movie was Fucking Awesome and had a good plot-twist, some awesome new characters.. AND THE ACTION SCENES WERE PERFECTO!!!👌
Entertaining* but I don't give a shit if u spelled it wrong
gabe jacob I realised that thank you. To lazy to fix.
They killed the most badass character.
For some stupid reason, critics tend to be harsh on Matthew Vaughn. It's a shame because I think he's one of the best directors going today. It's like Edgar Wright and Quentin Tarantino had a baby.
Phil Michaels Exactly. The stylishness of Wright and The Awesomeness of Tarantino.
I asked my little cousin who his faveroute you tuber is and he said “THE HAPPY MOVIE MAN!”
8:20 i think you’ll find, Pedro Pascal is always a win!
I was waiting for that acknowledgement, alas woe.
This is the way
It’s hilarious watching eggsy trying to speak Swedish. If anyone’s wondering he says “this is really good”
People in the comments mourning over Merlin but everyone forgets about J.B #PugLivesMatter
And Arthur,J.B,Roxy
I mourn about Roxy. J.B. should havee been killed in the first movie too bad they loaded the weapon with blanks...and he did not pull the trigger.
Died of natural causes rest in peace J.B
That Elton John joke at the end is my favorite, because it's the same thing the princess said to Eggsy in the first movie: "if you save the world you can have a back stage pass"
Both of the Kingsman movies made me British for a full 3 weeks 😋
Tek Hardy how does that work, I know how many people love to copy our accent but how does that work?
I’m really curious
Me being born made me English for life.
When you can’t relate cuz you’re born British af.
/e l l e lucky. I’m born with a southern accent
When you can’t relate because no one would talk to you so you don’t know your own voice, probably high af tho.
Marlins self sacrifice to his own take in country roads hits me home. I went through a mad depression with my 1st love in high school and the jokes and overall funniness of this movie helped me out. But loveing the first movie so much when I watched the 2nd I cried at Merlin's death. For the first time in a year or 2 even with all the depression. I finally felt the sweat feel of relief letting all of my insecurities and just sadness from the 4 months of hell I went through out over the death of a character in a very sentimental movie. Still brings me some tears.
Still hoping for the Cornetto trilogy. But I"ll let you lead us through this.
MastaSensi especially Hot Fuzz that would be great
Agreed. I'd also like to see one on "Absolutely Anything"
Do it for the greater good
Alladar Sparkefire the greater good
Finally someone agrees!!😂
“Ashamed it’s not scotch” you and me both merlin, rip the best character in kingsman
Also whisky lessons, it’s got to be a scotch or else it’s shite
Oi, Bourbon or you’ve got no taste ya foreign highland hugger. That’s a real man’s whiskey. Smooth and tasteful with enough kick to keep ya happy.
David Thorp fair, bourbon still has that kick like whisky but very smooth. It is both lovely to drink at a party
You want scotch try that stuff bottled on the Isle of skye: Talisker I believe it's called. if you want kick this will knock you on your ass and you will know about it for a bloody month I've heard it is the strongest whisky bottled in Scotland.
*a shame it's not scotch
A lot of this movie was great. Overall I don't think it's as good as the first, but there's some great moments here (Merlin). The action is better than ever. The opening and third act fights are amazing.
Poppy was a weird villain and the robotic stuff was a bit overdone. Ultimately, I think the film suffered from too many characters (and getting rid of Roxy was super fucking lame). But the characters we know had some great stuff to work with.
I know its stupid but i hope roxy comes back
If she doesn't, I'm rage-quitting the franchise!
Guaranteed she comes back terminator style. Probably like half machine or something. Wouldn't be far too out of reach in the KMU.
Borjan Kosarac why u angry, she not even the main character unless she is superman
Lucid Trump, hey if Harry survived a gun to the face, who's to say that Roxy didn't have a secret bunker in her room or something?
As a Texan, your distinction between the American south and the American west is much appreciated
I'm pretty sure that both Merlin and Roxy are still alive. Merlin more than likely got his leg(s) blown off which would probably prevent him from going in the field again. Roxy rolled off the bed and was trying to get out when she realized a missile was headed for her house- which mind you, didn't hit the house itself, it hit the lawn in front of the house and caused it to cave in. I'm pretty sure that Roxy was spending the duration of the film trying to dig her way out of the rubble. Her glasses are more than likely not working anymore, seeing as they could have been damaged in the house collapsing in. She probably was trying to find a way to contact Kingsman till she realized that everyone is basically dead, say for Eggsy and Harry (and potentially Merlin). She'll probably return in the third film, which is said to be in the works. I just hope they don't show her in the trailer like they did for Harry. It's getting annoying how Hollywood thinks that the best way to market a film, is revealing things like characters not being dead or major villains, when those things are supposed to be surprising news for us when we go to see the movie itself.
Victor Frankenstein Amen for that. I really hope that Roxy made it out alive
What about jb though
Roxy was (is) one of my absolute favourite characters and I also believe the writers stated they were going to have Merlin be shown to be alive at the end, having only had his legs blown off but felt it would demean his sacrifice.
@Ornate Orator they didnt want to show him in the trailer but production didnt listen😣
I do hope Merlin is alive but I think I remember Whiskey saying that Merlin’s body parts all over the field on the front but I might be mistaken
1. Elton John
2. Taron Egerton
3. Elton John
4. Taron Egerton
5. Epic fight scenes
6. ELTON FUCKING JOHN
I've changed my mind. McDanno is no longer the cutest thing in the world, Colin Firth holding a puppy and smiling like a 4 year-old is. Also, please win Thor: Ragnarok! Keep doing what you're doing!
Coming from an athletic trainer and rehabilitation therapist, I really enjoyed that they didn’t give Harry his full strength back in the bar fight scene. If the body doesn’t practice something for an extended period of time - say if you are in a hospital room for a period of months - the nerves and muscles start to forget how to do complicated things. So while you know how the movements for fighting should go, the fine motor control needed to complete them isn’t there. They can be relearned quickly with practice (as is shown later in the movie) but it makes sense why Harry is surprised that he can’t fight at the same level he previously did.
Also... he lost an eye, so there goes depth perception
I honestly thought Poppy was a better villain than Valentine. Her first scene made me afraid of her from her tone of voice alone. And then the lengths she goes to ensure loyalty from her subordinates only further cemented that fear. And I felt her plan was actually quite unique. She doesn’t want to destroy the world, she just wants to be on top of it from the light rather than the shadows. Holding millions of people hostage was just a means to an end, proven by the fact that she had an antidote readily available for worldwide distribution.
I liked her better as a villain too. But the problem with her plan was that the plan didn't have any teeth - if she killed all her customers.. then what?
ganonk79, to be fair, she did mention she has $250 billion, so no worries about retirement plan.
Poppy was a very one note villian. Valentine, as a character as well as his motivations, was far more interesting
MrNoahall I prefer Valentine because he was more fleshed out, more interesting and more relatable. So... as a character, Valentine is much better. But you're totally right that Poppy is so much more frightening...
Poppy's goals and motivations were more realistic and understandable, but Valentine was a more interesting and complex character
The opening scene with the car reminded me of Deadpool
that was the weakest part of the movie. Like a Looney Tunes sequence
And The Raid 2. And Atomic Blonde.
Same
What about me?
Yee McGee yes same
Lol "channing tatum just doesn't even care" win
I was laughing too hard to remember my own rules! Definitely should have been a "doesn't even care" win.
CinemaWins please win Hacksaw Ridge!
I’d like to think during filming this movie Elton gave Eggy his blessing to play him on screen
It was after Taron was in Sing. (He played the Gorilla, and sang Rocket Man)
@@baseballjustin5he said I’m still standing
@@OllieDunn06 Like a true survivor!
@@baseballjustin5feeling like a little kid
Merlin's death made me cry for 3 weeks, rest in peace you beautiful magician. 😭😭😭😭😭
and roxy i didn't watch the movie and never will but roxy so good she was
@@aadeeshvarsingh813 oh God, Roxy! 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I feel like the first movie only "pushed the envelope" in terms of disbelief. The only hardcore, fantastical elements in the first were the rainbow explosions and some of the gadgetry.
This movie introduces cyborgs, intelligent robots, car surfing, laser ropes, revitalization gel, and a few other wacky things. It certainly would throw off anyone unready.
If I, and many other people, knew that this was an adaptation of a comic with universal ties to series like _Kick-Ass,_ and understood that the first movie was only an introduction to this wacky world, then our reaction to the movie would be less "stunned."
I loved it personally, but I understand the distaste in the sequel.
Neo Machine a
But don’t you know? The second anything slightly fictional happens, you can do literally anything and it would be totally ok.
Well, Kingsman is also an homage to the ludicrously over the top 60s and 70s Bond films, and they had all sorts of insane wacky shit as well, so I think it fits the movie and its world/tone pretty well.
Its a electric lasso !
I agree, I thought the first film was MOSTLY just about plausible like all the best James Bond stuff, (even the exploding heads was OK cos it reminded me of the original 1967 Casino Royale) but Golden Circle put me off from the second half of the opening scene (it was completely awesome right up until Charlie went through the windscreen) from the cartoony CGI drifting round the roundabout to the gadgets that were totally implausible. Bond's Aston DB5 and Lotus Esprit were pushing it but just on the edge of almost believable, but the taxi where the entire gearbox magically disappears into the bonnet area where not only was there an engine but also a missile launcher. AND the car then turns into a submarine as well. Plus of course the alphagel then ruins the suspense when literally anyone could be brought back to life. The film had to work pretty hard to win me back from that. It did, but it was definitely not a patch on the first one.
Do an EGA for:
- Every Nolan movie you haven't done yet (Memento, Insomnia, Prestige, Interstellar, Dunkirk)
- Every Kubrick movie
- Every Tarantino movie
No the point is to do it about bad movies to show people they are better than they may have thought. Those are all great movies. if you wanna know everything great about a tarantino movie just watch it, the whole thing is always great.
Yea that is true. I just want him to do great movies because I would like to know his thoughts on them.
agree Nolan's films are incredible!!! Prestige is one of my all time favourites
Elliot Patterson then why did he do the Star Wars franchise or the MCU or even Deadpool. Just saying
Phil Michaels he's already done interstellar
Lol I just realized Pedro pascal played whiskey in the movie. He has the same fighting as in the mandalorian
CAN WE TALK ABOUT BRINGING ROXY BACK?!?!?!?!
I'm 99% sure she's still alive, why would they show her rolling off the bed like she was going somewhere while Arthur was just like: oh fck and got blown up? Roxy is alive fight me I'm sure of it
Let's hope so! I was so bummed she didn't have a bigger role in this movie. And she never got a standout fight scene in either film. Just a kickass (hehe) character that was wasted
I'm 99%9 percent sure that Roxy and JB are still alive (Maybe not J.B but...)
I miss Roxy, i went into this movie wanting more her... and then they kill her more or less immediately
another true story
The only thing that I disliked about this movie, is the fact that Roxy and JB died... I MEAN C'MON MOVIE!!!!!! YOU CANT DO THAT TO ME😭😭😭
Hey, if Harry can come back from getting shot in the face, then Roxy (and Merlin of course) can come back from getting blown up.
Jin Cho gay
Jin Cho Roxy will come back next film
Yeah, killing off Roxy was a damn shame, she had such a minor role in this movie.
I didn’t hate the fact that she died...I hated the fact that it was so uneventful and that she had nothing to do this movie
This one is nearly as good as the first one. First one was better in my opinion but this one was nowhere near as bad as alot of people said.
there's going to be a THIRD Kingsmen movie in 2020. however, this one is a prequel, so NO Eggsy, Merlin, nor Harry. it's the story of how Kingsmen came into being after the conflict of 1914-1918.
allegedly there will be both a third Kingmen movie, as well as a Statemen movie.
rip covid
Damnit China
Still hoping for a statesmen movie
Do everything great about The Incredibles by the time the sequel gets released next year.
YES!
That would be a shower of wins
I thought it was illegal to post full movies on youtube?!?
Honestly, I like this movie but I don't get your issue about a fictional red tie, red state, President with a southern accent and his clear partisan position on the War on drugs. Especially when considering the first movie insinuated the bluest of blue like fictional President not only would be complicit in Valentine's plan to kill billions of ppl for sake of saving the planet, due to overpopulation, but also had his head blown when Kingsman intervene. I mean, geez, at least this Red tie fictional President was saved a beheading by only getting arrested and impeached
That's because even the lightest of blue state presidents would agree with Valentine AND Poppy, only the rejects from the Red states are crazy.
Another reason why is this guy was straight up shown as heartless, saying he didn't care about how many people died because they apparently deserved it. I dontct think any politician currently would make that choice.
You have a point though given the US’s history with drugs (as you mentioned the war on drugs). Additionally there was always the generalized view to stigmatize them that addiction is a moral failing on the individual’s part.
Did they insinuate a blue president? I think they just showed the back of the president's head. He was black, so you could insinuate he COULD be Obama, but it was kept coy.
I personally didn't catch the "red tie, Republican" connection like some did, but irrespective of my personal politics I found the president/his aide arguing over drugs to be annoying, since the arguments were laid out so simplistically as to sound pandering.
James Gardner, the insinuation of a blue President in the first movie is made on the fact that the President is enough of an environmentalist to go along with Valentine's plan. Environmentalist implies left wing/democrat in American politics.
The President in Golden Circle is a caricature of a position. His absolutist attitude against drugs is just a reflection of the villain's absolutist attitude in favor of them. In that way, the movie condemns extreme positions. Taken together, the two Kingsmen movies are more an indictment of politicians, in general, than one party or ideology. The President in the first movie shows apathy for the common man by joining the villain and the President in the second movie shows apathy by opposing the villain. The villain in each Kingsmen movie actually has a reasonable cause, but uses ridiculously drastic means at the expense of average people to pursue it. Comparing the Presidents' attitudes to such different villains just shows how unreliable they are and allows Eggsy, the lower class kid, to save the world.
Pedro Pascal's head really has a thing for being smashed or destroyed XD
Hence the Mandalorian helmet
There was also the time when his skull got crushed in “Game of Thrones”.
Honestly, i enjoyed this movie alot. The drugs vs alcohol statement for me didn't felt too "in your face". For me it was another Macuffin used by the villain like last movie with Wifi and cellphones. And Elton John was funny. It really did feel like the guy stole each scene he was in. One thing that bothered me was Whiskey's betrayal. It felt a bit out of nowhere. If we got introduced to his past in a dialogue or something before Galahad figured out he was a traitor, it would of come out more of a surprise. And i get it that it was a trick about Galahad still trying to adjust his brain after regaining his memories, but still. Also, Merlin was also supposed to come back at the end of the film, but test audiences said they felt cheated of Merlin's death. And that seemed confusing to me because Lancelot died in this film too, as well as JB.
I really really liked it - of course the first caught lightning in a bottle so it's no contest but it fit well together, it had good pacing, and maybe I'm a softie but I really liked the fact that Eggsy and Tilda are still together - it was a surprise and a middle finger to the Bond franchise, same as the "Princess joke" at the end of the first was as well, albeit from a totally different angle.
This movies action sequences would be infinitely more insane if there was a Floridian agent.
Don't you DARE summon Floridaman! We need some time in the universe before that happens!
It is in my Floridian RIGHT to summon floridaman.
@@MyIris24 you’ll doom us ALL!
I like this comment but I'm a star wars fan, I can't change the number of like.
Also, don't you dare summon Florida man, you will doom us all
Some people complained about Eggsy fight with Charlie like why he fought him with a arm in his back, like come on he's not the bloke we saw in the beginning of the first movie , he gave charlie a fair chance because Eggsy is now a gentlemen.
A gentleman with an axe to grind.
I mean, he even says it himself: "Luckily Charlie, one of us understands what it means to be a gentleman... let's make this fair."
Actually I saw it as twofold. One, yes he was fighting fair, like "you only have one arm, so I'll only fight you with one arm." But two, it was mocking him. "Yeah I could use both arms, but I'll kick your ass single handed"
“Shittin in high cotton” is super common here in southern Louisiana. Just means someone has a come up. Ex: buying a car, new clothes, get a promotion , etc.
This ... this does put a smile on my face
Telsion man, I love that Thanos reference
Fun isn't something one would consider when balancing the universe....but this does but a smile on my face
Vortech's Channel even better
In time you will know what it's like to lose. To feel so desperately that you're right, yet to fail all the same.
Adrian J Another good Thanos reference
5:16 you got the quote wrong it's "it's a comic book movie no one ever dies forever, except for uncle Ben"
I honestly loved this movie, I loved the first movie too, I mean don't get me wrong, I can see where some are coming from, and it definitely isn't as good as the first movie, BUT, that's most likely because it's lost all the shock that the first movie had. The first movie had all sorts of things that broke the tropes in the film industry, and I think they did a good job of replicating that again with Kingsman 2, but it still lost some of the value to it, but I agree that I'd love it if these films became the new James Bond, where we get several of them, because even though they most likely won't be as good as the first, they're still over all amazing movies
Now that we’re in a world with The Mandalorian, I think we can agree that Pedro Pascal is always a win.
When you said "Can I even show this?" I thought that "Apparently cause this video's been up for nearly two years!" Surprise, surprise!
I think the whole confusing different aspects of the US thing was deliberate, a parody of how American movies do the same with basically everything. I mean they play "Country Roads" to introduce Kentucky!
That's a really good point. I'm not sure if that's what Vaughn had in mind, but as clever as he's been with dismantling other spy movie tropes, I wouldn't be surprised if it was 100% deliberate.
I have a challenge for you, CinemaWins.
Everything Great About 'The Room'.
That would a 30 second video.
bbybyrd I think you truly underestimate the true power of optimism. I guarantee it comes away with a few dozen at least wins for hilarity alone. Guaranteed, most actors get a win for putting in honest effort even though everything we know says they hated to be on set. Guy who wrote the book probably gets some wins for being a supporting friend, Tommy gets some wins for really going for it and trying to achieve his dreams no matter how much people told him it was a bad idea etc, etc. I'm sure also we'll get a couple admitted sins, and in the end round up he'll admit he cringed and felt uncomfortable during a lot and it deserves the reputation it has, but also, it is still hilarious and worth watching, even if maybe it wasn't worth making.
Well, it’s one of those ‘it’s so bad that it’s good’ movies!
I too would like to see the positive spin on it. It is a bad movie, but it's got quotiness going for it. "Oh hi Mark" is a meme among my friends (and perhaps others), as well as Mark screaming YOU'RE TEARING ME APAAAHT LEEEESA!" are memorable and funny because they are so terribly acted.
120percentNick easy, look at those delicious memes. Oh high dohggie
The President: "Let the junkies die"
Whiskey: This is the way
I seriously can't see why people disliked this movie. I just JUST watched it and OH MY GOD!!! It was! Awesome!!!
The Golden Circle pretty much burns down everything from the first movie. All the locations of the first movie get nuked pretty much in the beginning (Tailor shop, training facility, Harrys house). Also the majority of the characters from the first movie get killed (Roxy, JB, Eggsys friend, unamed kingsmen, perseville (kingsmen, who proposed Roxy), Merlin (later in the movie)).
I liked it. Yeah, it's not as great as Secret Service but I had plenty of fun.
Well it probably has something to do with the awful story, worldbuilding and characters; the destruction of all the potential set up by the first and the stupid villain. Oh, and Elton John.
CarlottaStudios I know right. Every secret agent movie fan should of loved this movie. Especially the last most sickest fight. Eggsy and Harry vs Whiskey. Sickest fight I've ever seen so far.
@@wargearinternational7679 I agree on majority of the characters dying. But I love this movies action scenes more than the firsts (Secret Service) And they chose a good song for the last fight. Which is my most favorite fight scene so far. But yeah I can't picture a 3rd movie since majority of the characters died. I mean can anyone else picture a 3rd one. And if there is a 3rd I have a fear of it being horrible. But we'll find out if there'll be one and if it's good or not.
I actually liked this movie a lot.
What annoyed me the most was that they killed Merlin
joe sunshine also Roxy, she was lovely and they killed her in 5 mins
But that’s part of Kingsman you never know what’s going to happen. They may even comeback to life too
Yeah merlin didn't need to die. He killed like 5 guards and alerted the entire compound and they cleared it all out easily. It was a pointless sacrifice. Plus a mine deactivation switch was mentioned earlier.
Merlin has to come back
@@jarodweber1959 Which he used up to get Eggsy off of the mine.
At the time speed was off the essence so by him taking down the guards at the easily defendable entrance the Eggsy and Harry could get inside easier.
They wouldn't have been able to do their baseball bomb or umbrella trick if the guards at the entrance were there to shoot at them.
The camera work, music, choreography and overall direction of ALL of the kingsman fights is SECOND TO NONE
Merlin is my spirit animal...
*Scottish Tear Shedding Noises*
aaaaaand thats my favorite subtitle ever.
If you ask me, Professor Umbridge is still the best villain. I have never hated a person so quickly before.
I have.
I’ve read them 6 times minimum
Dalton Wood Worst part is that people like umbridge exist in our world, I’ve had subs that acted like her
If a tear doesn't come to your eye when Merlin is singing you have no soul.
Who would of thought Taron would play Elton john 2019
Ikr
They reused "rage and serenity" from X-Men first class but ya know what? Not even pissed. I got a big smile and goosebumps both times.
I’ve waited a long time for this
My powers have doubled since last we met count.
Saaaaameee
My little.....green.....friend.
Ethan Lang this time we’ll do it together
''Haven't we all'' - Makarov
whiskey: "manners, maketh, man"
me: *this is the way*
I like how he hears common southern sayings like “slap ya mamma” and “tornado in a trailer park” and acts like he’s never ever heard them. Maybe he hasn’t.
The context of "Tornado Alley" is a phrase I know,and I'm not American..
I haven't. The images are striking. Is it possible to learn this power?
I had not heard these sayings before until i watched the film.
WIN OCEANS 11!!
Yes
Tejas Raghuram up you go
he probably will before oceans 8 comes out
I just saw the film today. Was it as good as the first? Nah. But man it was still a ton of fun. This Win-Count was another therapeutic one 😁
WHAT! I loved Golden Circle alot more than Secret Service. But hey! Not everyone has the same taste right. And everyone has there own opinions.
During the action scenes the camera movement makes it feel like your watching a cutscene from a video game