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Please watch vampire suck movie its very hilarious and its a parody of 1st twilight movie and after u have completed the twilight franchise then its a must watch please please please 🥺❤
Was talking about this film the other day to friends. We agreed that it felt like it was a mistake killing Roxy off. They could of had her out of commission for a while and brought her back at the end of the movie.
Agreed. He honestly shouldn't have ended up with the princess imo. Wats the point in making Roxy Lancelot tp then kill her off? It was like the studio was like we need a girl in the film 🤣
They wanted Elton John in the first film, but he declined. Then he saw it in the theater and called them back and said "if you ever do another one, I want in." It's fun, its more of the same, it's not really trying to be anything it isn't. I enjoy watching this one for more of the same insane action. And adding the American version of Kingsmen is fun. Basing it on alcohol and cowboys.
Listening to Country Roads hasn't been the same since I've watched that movie. Losing Merlin was hard but I'm glad that the producers didn't went through with their original idea that Merlin survived it in a comedy way with two missing legs. It's kinda nice that he died while protecting the people he most cared for. Always nice to see all of you either reacting to stuff for the first time or fangirling about something you've already seen 💪💚
Taron Edgerton is fantastic in "Sing" too. I'd love to see you react to that. Top tier cast and so funny. I think the Oak would find loads of messages and lessons in it too.🤣🥰
Well first he sang Elton Johns song Still Standing in the movie Sing. Then Elton was in this I think as a way to get to know each other because he then offered Taron to play him in Rocketman
Agreed that this is very underrated, most certainly not worth a 44%. It's a fun action flick with great action scenes and a typical 80s action movie plot. For some reason people think the story in the first one is some exceptional writing because they keep saying the second one has worse writing when they literally have similar story beats. But ya know, some people just can't enjoy things ^^
@@gear2902 what we’re saying is you’re in the minority. The majority of people who enjoyed the first film enjoyed the second as well. Take it for what it is. A fun action spy flick, who cares if people don’t agree with the message
@@bestbuddz4349 Clearly the 2nd one was NOT as successful as the first, people didn't like it, and your personal opinion can't change that. It's not a patch on the first movie which was a successful British spy action movie with humour - trying to make the original movie into an American outfit was like trying to turn James Bond 007 into an American spy movie. You're in the minority and the data proves that.
The Kingsman store is a real building you can actually visit in London. To my knowledge, the shop is fully functioning so you can buy your suits there 😆
Loved your reaction! As a Swede it’s always fun to watch Swedish actors in movies like this! 😃 If you haven’t seen already you should watch Rocketman and Robin Hood with Taron Edgerton. He really deserves more recognition.
I remember seeing this in theatres and having a crush on Pedro, but I didn't *know* who Pedro was and i just never looked it up. And when I saw him be cast as Joel I was like "that's the dude!!" Man I love him
I forget which episode it is, but the Corridor Crew channel has an awesome episode with the stunt cameraman that worked on this movie. It's awesome to hear the behind the scenes of how he made it look.
Always found it funny how she says you can’t trust anyone which is why she uses robots. Yet she only has the two robot dogs and the one robot lady, the rest are people.
ive never thought of how much sense 14:55 makes. That church was in America, thats the Statesman jurisdiction ofc they wouldve heard about the church massacre
They shot a scene with Merlin at Eggsys wedding where he was wearing a kilt and prosthetic legs, but in test screenings, people said it made them feel like merlins death had less impact. My wish is that in the third one, they'll find him on a cottage in west virginia where he's decided to retire from spy work, and just live a quiet life, but is drawn back in when something bad happens. I also hope they introduce the "Scotsman".
I'm pretty sure this is the first thing I watched Pedro Pascal in as well and he's definitely one of my current faves 😊I didn't like this movie as much as the 1st (it's one of my favourite movies), or the third, but it was still a fun watch overall, like, I can definitely go without the fingering scene, but other than that I enjoy it. BTW the Kingsman fandom is built on denial, none of us wanted to accept that Harry was gone after TSS and what do you mean Roxy's gone, she obviously had a way to escape 😅 Also, just FYI, the first one, at least, was based on a comic book.
Because of your great reactions I watched the kingsman movies last week and I didn't knew that Channing and Pedro are in this film. Love your reactions so much
The criticism people had with this movie was that this tried to take themselves too serious compared to the first movie. Don't know what those people watched, but I'd say this was just as silly and took just as many stabs at other spy movies.
Just a heads up, I'm not sure many people have seen it to be aware, there's a third movie in the franchise as well 'The Kingsman' I personally enjoyed it and hope you do too.
I think The Oak is missing the point. A big undertone of the movie is in showing the hypocrisy of alcohol being perfectly acceptable, making huge amounts of money as a business, yet still harmful if misused (possibly as shown by Champagne refraining from drinking as I mentioned in another post). But other drug use, including marijuana, is illegal even when some of it has been shown to not be as harmful as tobacco/alcohol use. It's the law/politicians that keep trying to lump all drug use and drug users into a single group...but leave drinkers and tobacco smokers as respectable vices because of the lobbies and tax dollars. It's another social commentary threaded in, just like that of saving the environment and over population/resource stripping from the 1st movie. Agree with it or not, that was a point of the movie. Either way, SOOOO much fun just as a simple action flick and absolutely hilarious! 😂
Yeah, I've never really "got" the hate for this movie. I definitely prefer the first one, but this movie is pretty well despised, it seems, even though to me it kinda just feels like... more of the first. Glad you guys enjoyed it!
I refuse to believe Roxy died. She looked like she had a plan when she jumped off the bed, and that seems like the type of building that would have saferooms.
Saville Row is a famous tailor's street in London, has been full of tailor's to the rich & famous for at least 200 years. 11 Savile Row, London W1 was used as the Kingsman store.
I remember the moment I saw this movie and I saw Pedro Pascal bar fight scene ... never felt so attracted to someone in a movie since Henry Cavill in Man of Steel.
Just for your information, Kingsman is based on a few comic books off the same name. The first movie is an adaption of the first comic, while The Golden Circle story line is more or less original.
The whisky under the nose is him smelling it. If you drink whisky neat (warm) you get the full flavor. Also, good non cheap whisky has a great scent. Many people I know drink whisky like wine. Swirl, smell, sip to get the flavor out. A lot of brands are meant to sip, and not shoot it
I’ll always know Pedro as The Red Viper, Prince of Dorn. Game of Thrones. (Have you guys seen? If not total recommend, for reactions as well but I’m sure you may have seen it already)
Storefront is Huntsman, one of the Savile Row tailors, which are famous for making bespoke (custom-fitted) tailored menswear. Aside from business and dinner suits and what we'd think of as formalwear, they have a lot of experience in custom casual/recreational clothing, like tweed hunting and riding (hacking) jackets and clothing. (We think of tweed jackets as something worn by old professors-like Mark Hamill's character in the first movie-but it originated as outerwear for the English and Scottish countryside because it resists thorns and is very warm for its thickness. Usually dyed in plaid and speckled patterns in the native colors of the land, tweed functions as actually *really* effective camouflage, and since English nobility and upper classes, including the royal family, often bought/owned country manor houses and estates to which they'd retire and do recreational sports like hunting, there's a long history tradition of tailors making fancy hunting clothes. So when we saw Eggsy and the other candidates for Lancelot's seat wearing it through a lot of their training period, we saw them all in the upper-class English version of say, what American hunters wearing camo clothes would look like.) Creator Matthew Vaughn grew up having clothes made by Huntsman, and they kinda inspired the concept of Kingsman. The actual shop was redressed and shut down, either in parts or in whole, for location filming for both movies. Likewise, Lock & Co., to which Colin Firth refers Samuel L. Jackson's character in the first movie, is also a real hat shop. The trilbies Sean Connery wore in Dr. No and From Russia With Love and the black panama hat he wore on the golf course in Goldfinger are Lock & Co.
Yay! I’m glad ya’ll are watching the full series. Can’t wait for the 4th movie. IMO, between the 1st movie and this one Earth’s population dropped, at least, by 2.5 billion.☝🏽🤓 I still hope ya’ll react to “Bicentennial Man”, “Meet Joe Black”, “Michael”, and “Powder”😊
I enjoyed the film. Just a lot of fun. There are some things I would've changed but hey great fighting, came to America, funny jokes, heartfelt I'm good. Plus I got to watch Oak laugh which is always top tier!
Kingsman was one of my favorite movies, but in my honest opinion this movie didn't quite live up. it wasn't awful, but it suffered from sequelitis. there were some moments in this movie i genuinely liked but the whole is just not greater than the sum of it's parts for me in this case.
Badd medicine, I don’t know if it’s mentioned in the comments or not, but apparently take me home country Roads is very popular at British soccer matches.
I think the cool thing about this sequel was the mixture of cultures between the British and American. It’s funny because most Brits think of American culture as always being cowboys and the Deep South. Of course America has a wealth of different cultures because North America is larger than Europe with states that are larger than many European countries, so our cultures are as diverse as European countries. Yeah, we all talk the same language, but the different between New Yorkers to those in Louisiana to the completely different culture of California. The different dialects of just the English usage in the United States from state to state are almost like a different languages, then when you throw in the different dialects between Britain and Americans it’s weird just how far one language can be stretched. Even those from GB speak far different dialects depending on the region they grow up in. I enjoyed this movie, I don’t understand why it was given such a low score on RT? I still don’t think it was a good as the first one,but usually the first will always be better because you have the original character development and the world building, then the set up of the agency and how it works. You only get to do those things once. When you start another movie with all of that already established, it’s impossible to top the original without some major shakeup, like new protagonists whose story needs to be told or majorly new world building and that’s just not always possible. Like the Terminator. That worked because they flipped the script by turning the first terminator, who was out to kill John Conners into the good Terminator that is there to protect him from a completely different kind of Terminator that is a liquid nanobot that can take any shape. For what it was, I thought the second Kingsman was entertaining.
There's just some elements that didn't work for me in this film. I always thought bringing Harry back felt a bit cheap, and undermines the first film. And the killing off of ALL the Kingsmen except Eggsy & Merlin (only to kill off Merlin later) feels way to easy & sudden. And most feel pointless since we don't even know all the other agents, like Gambon who's only just replaced Cain from 1.
fun fact, the bowler hat was in fact VERY popular in the old west, the "cowboy" hat we think of today is a fabrication inspired by cavalier hats from old musketeer style movies, most real cowboy hats where just a slightly different type of hat from the general sun hat, and while their was similarities, the hats of the time did not have a specific shape, it depended on the wearers preference to how they folded the brim of their hat
Loved watching y'all enjoy one of the only sequel movies I actually like. Can't wait for y'alls reaction to the prequel, it might actually be my favorite of the three (though they're all in close contest). Also thanks for letting us know that they're planning for a 3rd one. I had no idea, but now I'm just as excited to watch it.
If you notice, he never smokes or actually drinks anything. He's got trouble with addiction so he only gives a taste and spits out the alcohol or smells the cigars
Huh…can’t believe I didn’t notice that the President in this movie is the one who plays JFK in Thirteen Days..that’s dope! Such a hilarious movie, Elton John cracks me up🤣
I'm gonna get real pedantic and point out the trivia that "Country Roads" is about the state of Virginia, and when Denver says "west Virginia" he's referring to the western section of the state of Virginia.
Doesn’t work like that. Example would be Prince Phillip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II. He was not king, he was Prince Consort to the queen. Princess Tilde would become queen, and Eggsy would be a prince.
Jeff bridges smelling the cigar but not smoking it is a subtle way to show he is a former addict. He smells the cigar but doesnt smoke it. And he will taste the liquor but spit it out. Cool detail Matthew Vaughn put in
If I remember right, this movie is where eggsys actor. Sorry forgot his name , met Elton John, which I also think is how he got the role to portray Elton in the biopic Rocketman
These kinds of glasses have been a thing for many years allready. You can put 1 chuny one together at home with a rasperry Pi, oled seethrough screens embeded to a pair of hlasses and a mounted mini camera(on the glasses). Then on the Linux OS of your choise just install basicly any freely available open source face regocnition software and few scripts to sort the data and some for the UI on the glasses. That's it. There probably are few how to's on youtube too. For both for the screened glasses and the face regocnition system setup.
For be both are were good 😁 I had so much fun both times, light movie with good action good humor but still there is story that you are interested in... 😉 Elton and Julianne where great here.
You were right about the shooting location guys... These properties are known as Mews. They were originally created to house the coachmen and horses that served the Victorian and Georgian elite of nearby mansions. These once humble lodgings are now some of London's most sought-after real estate, with the likes of actor Michael Caine and singer Madonna owning these petite properties.
Queen’s Gate Mews: Has become a star-studded street with Madonna's ex husband Guy Ritchie living there too. It has also been used in the filming of Matthew Vaughn’s Layer Cake (2004) and The Bank Job (2008) starring Jason Statham. These mews properties are extremely desirable and they can literally sell for millions. Location: Kensington, London.
At the 41:18 mark I could picture him playing Jeeves in a Wooster And Jeeves remake. (Visually at the least. The rest of Jeeves characteristics I don't know.)
27:10 He's sniffing it so that he can enjoy it without drinking it. He's showing signs throughout the movie of being a recovering alcoholic, only sniffing the drink, gargling and spitting it out, etc...
at 36:35 is it reminds me I saw a person walking down the street the other day lookin' like Scorpion with some sort of yellowish/goldish blanket thing draped over their head and tied at the waist with a black sash/belt..and the person was wearing a black balaclava..
Loved the reaction guy’s personality I think the prequel is the best instalment for me so I would love to see a reaction to that keep up the good work ❤
The fact that this movie is only at 44% completely baffles me since while lots of people may have their preferences to certain things about the movie, Merlin dying, marrying the Princess, etc... no one I've ever spoken to actually dislikes the movie.. No one hates it. So why it has 44%? I'll never know
Not just Desperado - the briefcase is most likely inspired by the Heckler & Koch Operational Briefcase, which incorporates an MP5K that can be fired by a trigger in the handle.
I really hope y’all watch the third film. It’s better than this film. The third film has a lot of historical situations and people. That really makes that film wonderful. Please don’t give up after this film. Also a nice tribute to Prince at the beginning. He had just passed away.
Dunno if anyone has mentioned it, or if it's even been confirmed, but I believe Champagne's strange habits are tied to past substance abuse issues. He sniffs, sips, and spits several times with cigars and alcohol. I think he now abstains, but as we know old habits can die hard. They act as a sort of security/safety blanket I think. Just a theory :)
You guys should check out "The King's Man", a prequel that sets up the organization, set in the 1800's and directed by someone else. I've only seen a reaction to it, so not sure how good it is.
Honestly whilst there were flashes of fun, I really dislike the Kingsman sequel. I just don't think it comes close to living up to the first movie and the sheer potential it had. The first one had great action, something a little bizarre and fantastical, but it was rooted in something that makes you care about the people you're watching. The second one just felt like a bit of a spoof and missing something vital, a real missed opportunity in my book.
For those who don't know, the character of Champagne is rubbing the whiskey under his nose, and spitting the drink, because he's an alcoholic, he CANT have it or he won't be able to stop himself, so he's doing little things to curb the craving for it
Another fun one here. The action was great! Elton John was great! What was your reaction? What did we miss?
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Please watch vampire suck movie its very hilarious and its a parody of 1st twilight movie and after u have completed the twilight franchise then its a must watch please please please 🥺❤
Please next watch the king's man
I say after you guys watched the prequel to the Kingsman movie, you watch Rocketman
I would say something that you guys missed, is the name of the dogs, one of them is named Bennie and the other is named Jet
The cowboy agent shouldn't have died so cruelly via the meat grinder and forces us viewers to think the protoganist are right....
31:52 When Harry asked Eggsy this question, someone in the audience responded with "a bullet" and the entire theater bursted out in laughter
TBH, that’s something I’d think of 2 minutes after it’s said and then contemplate “Why Didn’t I Think That Sooner”
The guy that plays Eggsy, plays Elton in his biopic Rocketman! It was so cute to see Elton be his biggest cheerleader during that award season.
They mentioned that before their reaction to the first film
His name’s Taron Edgerton.
I want him to play Wolverine
@@tararocksong5085*Egerton
Taron Egerton.
Was talking about this film the other day to friends. We agreed that it felt like it was a mistake killing Roxy off. They could of had her out of commission for a while and brought her back at the end of the movie.
When Matthew Vaughn was asked about killing off Merlin, he said "Kingsmen don't die". So maybe they both are fine.
Agreed. He honestly shouldn't have ended up with the princess imo. Wats the point in making Roxy Lancelot tp then kill her off? It was like the studio was like we need a girl in the film 🤣
To me it never bothered me , I was just here for eggsy and merlin and Harry
My roommate saw this movie first, hated it and now refuses to watch the first one no matter how much I say the first was better
@@MrHale Merlin will always live on, just like James Bond. Because they are code names, the person who was Merlin definitely died
They wanted Elton John in the first film, but he declined. Then he saw it in the theater and called them back and said "if you ever do another one, I want in."
It's fun, its more of the same, it's not really trying to be anything it isn't. I enjoy watching this one for more of the same insane action. And adding the American version of Kingsmen is fun. Basing it on alcohol and cowboys.
Listening to Country Roads hasn't been the same since I've watched that movie. Losing Merlin was hard but I'm glad that the producers didn't went through with their original idea that Merlin survived it in a comedy way with two missing legs. It's kinda nice that he died while protecting the people he most cared for. Always nice to see all of you either reacting to stuff for the first time or fangirling about something you've already seen 💪💚
Every time I hear the song since this movie came out, Merlin's cover is all I hear.
The first one felt a bit closer to a "SLIGHTLY" more serious spy movie while this one was leaning a bit more towards "AUSTIN POWERS" and I loved it.
Taron Edgerton is fantastic in "Sing" too. I'd love to see you react to that. Top tier cast and so funny. I think the Oak would find loads of messages and lessons in it too.🤣🥰
Well first he sang Elton Johns song Still Standing in the movie Sing. Then Elton was in this I think as a way to get to know each other because he then offered Taron to play him in Rocketman
Was so shocked to find out Seth MacFarlane played the mouse in that movie
Pedro Pascal was amazing in this one 🤩
I completely forgot Pedro was in here. I just didn't know who he was then.
the country roads scene always makes me tear up 🥲 so fun to watch you experiencing one of my favourite movies for the first time!
Agreed that this is very underrated, most certainly not worth a 44%. It's a fun action flick with great action scenes and a typical 80s action movie plot. For some reason people think the story in the first one is some exceptional writing because they keep saying the second one has worse writing when they literally have similar story beats. But ya know, some people just can't enjoy things ^^
Totally! I put off watching this movie for the longest time after hearing some bad reviews. Once I finally watched it I was amazed, it is so fun!
Probly got review bombed for having a message saying not all people who do drugs deserve the death penalty.
@@iamcool544 Nah I didn't enjoy this one either.
@@gear2902 what we’re saying is you’re in the minority. The majority of people who enjoyed the first film enjoyed the second as well. Take it for what it is. A fun action spy flick, who cares if people don’t agree with the message
@@bestbuddz4349 Clearly the 2nd one was NOT as successful as the first, people didn't like it, and your personal opinion can't change that. It's not a patch on the first movie which was a successful British spy action movie with humour - trying to make the original movie into an American outfit was like trying to turn James Bond 007 into an American spy movie. You're in the minority and the data proves that.
The Kingsman store is a real building you can actually visit in London. To my knowledge, the shop is fully functioning so you can buy your suits there 😆
Yes called Huntsman, (H. Huntsman & Sons), and it’s located at #11 Saville Row, near the old Beatles Apple Records building.
Loved your reaction! As a Swede it’s always fun to watch Swedish actors in movies like this! 😃
If you haven’t seen already you should watch Rocketman and Robin Hood with Taron Edgerton. He really deserves more recognition.
I remember seeing this in theatres and having a crush on Pedro, but I didn't *know* who Pedro was and i just never looked it up. And when I saw him be cast as Joel I was like "that's the dude!!" Man I love him
I forget which episode it is, but the Corridor Crew channel has an awesome episode with the stunt cameraman that worked on this movie. It's awesome to hear the behind the scenes of how he made it look.
Always found it funny how she says you can’t trust anyone which is why she uses robots. Yet she only has the two robot dogs and the one robot lady, the rest are people.
All the drugs were distributed via drones, so maybe she doesnt trust delivery services, which I cant blame her for
ive never thought of how much sense 14:55 makes. That church was in America, thats the Statesman jurisdiction ofc they wouldve heard about the church massacre
The guy who is filming and designing the action scenes is so great Chris Cowan. He is hugely inspired by anime fight scenes apparently.
As someone from Kentucky I approve of their southern accents 😂
Matthew Vaughn also did 'Kick-Ass' which is a dope movie.
They shot a scene with Merlin at Eggsys wedding where he was wearing a kilt and prosthetic legs, but in test screenings, people said it made them feel like merlins death had less impact. My wish is that in the third one, they'll find him on a cottage in west virginia where he's decided to retire from spy work, and just live a quiet life, but is drawn back in when something bad happens. I also hope they introduce the "Scotsman".
I'm pretty sure this is the first thing I watched Pedro Pascal in as well and he's definitely one of my current faves 😊I didn't like this movie as much as the 1st (it's one of my favourite movies), or the third, but it was still a fun watch overall, like, I can definitely go without the fingering scene, but other than that I enjoy it.
BTW the Kingsman fandom is built on denial, none of us wanted to accept that Harry was gone after TSS and what do you mean Roxy's gone, she obviously had a way to escape 😅
Also, just FYI, the first one, at least, was based on a comic book.
Because of your great reactions I watched the kingsman movies last week and I didn't knew that Channing and Pedro are in this film. Love your reactions so much
The criticism people had with this movie was that this tried to take themselves too serious compared to the first movie. Don't know what those people watched, but I'd say this was just as silly and took just as many stabs at other spy movies.
Just a heads up, I'm not sure many people have seen it to be aware, there's a third movie in the franchise as well 'The Kingsman' I personally enjoyed it and hope you do too.
I didn't know they were making another movie as well
its been out a while. the kings man. prequel thats really good during ww1 shows how they started
@@seandevol3078 that's the one I was talking about in my initial comment, but I thought they were talking about a fourth movie
I think The Oak is missing the point. A big undertone of the movie is in showing the hypocrisy of alcohol being perfectly acceptable, making huge amounts of money as a business, yet still harmful if misused (possibly as shown by Champagne refraining from drinking as I mentioned in another post). But other drug use, including marijuana, is illegal even when some of it has been shown to not be as harmful as tobacco/alcohol use. It's the law/politicians that keep trying to lump all drug use and drug users into a single group...but leave drinkers and tobacco smokers as respectable vices because of the lobbies and tax dollars. It's another social commentary threaded in, just like that of saving the environment and over population/resource stripping from the 1st movie. Agree with it or not, that was a point of the movie. Either way, SOOOO much fun just as a simple action flick and absolutely hilarious! 😂
Matthew Vaughn asked them to not reveal Harry in the trailer/posters, I am not sure why they did it anyway but yea.
I was so excited for The Kings Man but it’s not like these two movies. They are more serious in nature. So keep that in mind.
Yeah, I've never really "got" the hate for this movie. I definitely prefer the first one, but this movie is pretty well despised, it seems, even though to me it kinda just feels like... more of the first.
Glad you guys enjoyed it!
I refuse to believe Roxy died. She looked like she had a plan when she jumped off the bed, and that seems like the type of building that would have saferooms.
Same, fellow Canadian 🇨🇦 I really hope she comes back
My only complaint about this movie is they killed off Roxy. Hope she survived and comes back for the next one.
Saville Row is a famous tailor's street in London, has been full of tailor's to the rich & famous for at least 200 years.
11 Savile Row, London W1 was used as the Kingsman store.
Also the street where The Beatles had their Apple Records headquarters, (#3 Saville Row.)
i love it when oak tries to hold it in when something inappropriately funny happens… it makes it so much funnier
I was about to say the video notification caused me dejavu but I realized this was for the 2nd movie lmao
I remember the moment I saw this movie and I saw Pedro Pascal bar fight scene ... never felt so attracted to someone in a movie since Henry Cavill in Man of Steel.
Just for your information, Kingsman is based on a few comic books off the same name.
The first movie is an adaption of the first comic, while The Golden Circle story line is more or less original.
I saw this in the movie theatre when it came out. I went with my mom and we had a great time. The sequel is so cool, I love it. Loved your reaction.
First off I'm from Kentucky let's NOT put it down guys!!! And this was a great movie
Great reaction! I love watching you guys react to my fave movie series!! Cannot wait for The King's Man!! I feel you'll love that just as much 😁
The whisky under the nose is him smelling it. If you drink whisky neat (warm) you get the full flavor. Also, good non cheap whisky has a great scent.
Many people I know drink whisky like wine. Swirl, smell, sip to get the flavor out. A lot of brands are meant to sip, and not shoot it
I’ll always know Pedro as The Red Viper, Prince of Dorn. Game of Thrones.
(Have you guys seen? If not total recommend, for reactions as well but I’m sure you may have seen it already)
Storefront is Huntsman, one of the Savile Row tailors, which are famous for making bespoke (custom-fitted) tailored menswear. Aside from business and dinner suits and what we'd think of as formalwear, they have a lot of experience in custom casual/recreational clothing, like tweed hunting and riding (hacking) jackets and clothing.
(We think of tweed jackets as something worn by old professors-like Mark Hamill's character in the first movie-but it originated as outerwear for the English and Scottish countryside because it resists thorns and is very warm for its thickness. Usually dyed in plaid and speckled patterns in the native colors of the land, tweed functions as actually *really* effective camouflage, and since English nobility and upper classes, including the royal family, often bought/owned country manor houses and estates to which they'd retire and do recreational sports like hunting, there's a long history tradition of tailors making fancy hunting clothes. So when we saw Eggsy and the other candidates for Lancelot's seat wearing it through a lot of their training period, we saw them all in the upper-class English version of say, what American hunters wearing camo clothes would look like.)
Creator Matthew Vaughn grew up having clothes made by Huntsman, and they kinda inspired the concept of Kingsman. The actual shop was redressed and shut down, either in parts or in whole, for location filming for both movies.
Likewise, Lock & Co., to which Colin Firth refers Samuel L. Jackson's character in the first movie, is also a real hat shop. The trilbies Sean Connery wore in Dr. No and From Russia With Love and the black panama hat he wore on the golf course in Goldfinger are Lock & Co.
Yay! I’m glad ya’ll are watching the full series. Can’t wait for the 4th movie. IMO, between the 1st movie and this one Earth’s population dropped, at least, by 2.5 billion.☝🏽🤓
I still hope ya’ll react to “Bicentennial Man”, “Meet Joe Black”, “Michael”, and “Powder”😊
Did ya'll notice that at the end the three suits in the window of the Kingsman shop belong to Eggsy, Harry and Merlin.
You guys always make my morning better. Cheers!
If you like Pedro Pascal, you should check out Narcos! He’s so good as agent Peña.
I enjoyed the film. Just a lot of fun. There are some things I would've changed but hey great fighting, came to America, funny jokes, heartfelt I'm good. Plus I got to watch Oak laugh which is always top tier!
Kingsman was one of my favorite movies, but in my honest opinion this movie didn't quite live up. it wasn't awful, but it suffered from sequelitis. there were some moments in this movie i genuinely liked but the whole is just not greater than the sum of it's parts for me in this case.
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THAT is an elite reference, my good sir.
Badd medicine, I don’t know if it’s mentioned in the comments or not, but apparently take me home country Roads is very popular at British soccer matches.
I think the cool thing about this sequel was the mixture of cultures between the British and American. It’s funny because most Brits think of American culture as always being cowboys and the Deep South. Of course America has a wealth of different cultures because North America is larger than Europe with states that are larger than many European countries, so our cultures are as diverse as European countries.
Yeah, we all talk the same language, but the different between New Yorkers to those in Louisiana to the completely different culture of California. The different dialects of just the English usage in the United States from state to state are almost like a different languages, then when you throw in the different dialects between Britain and Americans it’s weird just how far one language can be stretched. Even those from GB speak far different dialects depending on the region they grow up in.
I enjoyed this movie, I don’t understand why it was given such a low score on RT? I still don’t think it was a good as the first one,but usually the first will always be better because you have the original character development and the world building, then the set up of the agency and how it works. You only get to do those things once. When you start another movie with all of that already established, it’s impossible to top the original without some major shakeup, like new protagonists whose story needs to be told or majorly new world building and that’s just not always possible.
Like the Terminator. That worked because they flipped the script by turning the first terminator, who was out to kill John Conners into the good Terminator that is there to protect him from a completely different kind of Terminator that is a liquid nanobot that can take any shape. For what it was, I thought the second Kingsman was entertaining.
I remember watching the golden circle and never realized Pedro was Whiskey till today... also its my birthday 🥳
Happy birthday 🎂🎉🥳🎈
@@bethcushway458 thanks
Collin Firth is a legend
There's just some elements that didn't work for me in this film.
I always thought bringing Harry back felt a bit cheap, and undermines the first film.
And the killing off of ALL the Kingsmen except Eggsy & Merlin (only to kill off Merlin later) feels way to easy & sudden.
And most feel pointless since we don't even know all the other agents, like Gambon who's only just replaced Cain from 1.
Same, this one disappointed me a bit as well
I kind of wish it was Roxy the Statesmen somehow saved, not Harry. I didn't really care either way about the rest of the agents.
Pedro Pascal, man. What a legend
Crazy to think that the actor who plays eggsy was the runner up for Spider-Man but Tom holland got it
I can see him as spider man
Billy Bob Thornton played the U.S. president in Love, Actually.
Love that Acclaimed reference Quinn! Scissor me!! ✂️✂️✂️✂️✂️
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Was great to watch with u , I’m sure u will watch “the kingsman” and glad u enjoyed them , such fun movies
fun fact, the bowler hat was in fact VERY popular in the old west, the "cowboy" hat we think of today is a fabrication inspired by cavalier hats from old musketeer style movies, most real cowboy hats where just a slightly different type of hat from the general sun hat, and while their was similarities, the hats of the time did not have a specific shape, it depended on the wearers preference to how they folded the brim of their hat
Loved watching y'all enjoy one of the only sequel movies I actually like. Can't wait for y'alls reaction to the prequel, it might actually be my favorite of the three (though they're all in close contest).
Also thanks for letting us know that they're planning for a 3rd one. I had no idea, but now I'm just as excited to watch it.
If you notice, he never smokes or actually drinks anything. He's got trouble with addiction so he only gives a taste and spits out the alcohol or smells the cigars
Right there with you, Quinn, on Layer Cake.
Huh…can’t believe I didn’t notice that the President in this movie is the one who plays JFK in Thirteen Days..that’s dope! Such a hilarious movie, Elton John cracks me up🤣
Would love to see you guys react to Argylle, that came out earlier this year! It’s another Matthew Vaughn!
I thought Colin Firths acting is worth a mention and it is not a film that I would immediately think of him being in, but he does it so well
"everybody loves the acclaimed". A fellow man of taste.
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I'm gonna get real pedantic and point out the trivia that "Country Roads" is about the state of Virginia, and when Denver says "west Virginia" he's referring to the western section of the state of Virginia.
The fact a Kingsman agent will now become the king of Sweden in the future…
Doesn’t work like that. Example would be Prince Phillip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II. He was not king, he was Prince Consort to the queen. Princess Tilde would become queen, and Eggsy would be a prince.
Jeff bridges smelling the cigar but not smoking it is a subtle way to show he is a former addict. He smells the cigar but doesnt smoke it. And he will taste the liquor but spit it out. Cool detail Matthew Vaughn put in
Brilliant cast loved the kingsman films. funny to see stanley and juliana after hunger games do this lol
If I remember right, this movie is where eggsys actor. Sorry forgot his name , met Elton John, which I also think is how he got the role to portray Elton in the biopic Rocketman
His name is Taron Egerton.
The whole car chase scene at the start was filmed in the UKs second city Birmingham.
This is *exactly* what I needed today. I'm just now getting over the norovirus so this will boost my spirits.😂
It's been a while since I've seen this 😃 I forgot all the actors who were in it. Thanks ❤️
These kinds of glasses have been a thing for many years allready.
You can put 1 chuny one together at home with a rasperry Pi, oled seethrough screens embeded to a pair of hlasses and a mounted mini camera(on the glasses).
Then on the Linux OS of your choise just install basicly any freely available open source face regocnition software and few scripts to sort the data and some for the UI on the glasses.
That's it.
There probably are few how to's on youtube too.
For both for the screened glasses and the face regocnition system setup.
Surprised none of you mentioned Dumbledore being the new head of Kingsman at the start of the film. I'd recognise that voice anywhere.
Have you all seen Rocketman? If not, please rect to it, Taron is so incredible in it!
For be both are were good 😁 I had so much fun both times, light movie with good action good humor but still there is story that you are interested in... 😉
Elton and Julianne where great here.
You were right about the shooting location guys... These properties are known as Mews. They were originally created to house the coachmen and horses that served the Victorian and Georgian elite of nearby mansions. These once humble lodgings are now some of London's most sought-after real estate, with the likes of actor Michael Caine and singer Madonna owning these petite properties.
Queen’s Gate Mews: Has become a star-studded street with Madonna's ex husband Guy Ritchie living there too. It has also been used in the filming of Matthew Vaughn’s Layer Cake (2004) and The Bank Job (2008) starring Jason Statham. These mews properties are extremely desirable and they can literally sell for millions.
Location: Kensington, London.
At the 41:18 mark I could picture him playing Jeeves in a Wooster And Jeeves remake. (Visually at the least. The rest of Jeeves characteristics I don't know.)
27:10 He's sniffing it so that he can enjoy it without drinking it. He's showing signs throughout the movie of being a recovering alcoholic, only sniffing the drink, gargling and spitting it out, etc...
35:46 Scissor me Daddy Ass!!! Everybody loves the Aclaimed!! Love the reaction guys.
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at 36:35 is it reminds me I saw a person walking down the street the other day lookin' like Scorpion with some sort of yellowish/goldish blanket thing draped over their head and tied at the waist with a black sash/belt..and the person was wearing a black balaclava..
The cannibalism disturbed me so much that I couldn't eat beef for a long time
Loved the reaction guy’s personality I think the prequel is the best instalment for me so I would love to see a reaction to that keep up the good work ❤
Now you have to watch the in my opinion greatest movie, the third
The fact that this movie is only at 44% completely baffles me since while lots of people may have their preferences to certain things about the movie, Merlin dying, marrying the Princess, etc... no one I've ever spoken to actually dislikes the movie.. No one hates it. So why it has 44%? I'll never know
Not just Desperado - the briefcase is most likely inspired by the Heckler & Koch Operational Briefcase, which incorporates an MP5K that can be fired by a trigger in the handle.
You guys should really check out "the unbearable weight of massive talent" with cage and pascal if you haven't seen it already.
It still weirds me out the way Quinn says Michael Gambon's name. The way he pauses between Gam and emphasis on the BON lol
You guys should totally react to how to train your dragon next!
I really hope y’all watch the third film. It’s better than this film. The third film has a lot of historical situations and people. That really makes that film wonderful. Please don’t give up after this film. Also a nice tribute to Prince at the beginning. He had just passed away.
We did. It drops next week. :)
@@BaddMedicine Can't wait for that :)
Dunno if anyone has mentioned it, or if it's even been confirmed, but I believe Champagne's strange habits are tied to past substance abuse issues. He sniffs, sips, and spits several times with cigars and alcohol. I think he now abstains, but as we know old habits can die hard. They act as a sort of security/safety blanket I think. Just a theory :)
I think people might miss that the female DRUG LORD villain’s name is “Poppy”, and poppies are used to make heroin, opium, etc.
Who knew Elton John's secretly a Statesman agent! 🤣
You guys should check out "The King's Man", a prequel that sets up the organization, set in the 1800's and directed by someone else. I've only seen a reaction to it, so not sure how good it is.
It's actually set during World War 1 :)
I thought it was a great film!
Honestly whilst there were flashes of fun, I really dislike the Kingsman sequel. I just don't think it comes close to living up to the first movie and the sheer potential it had. The first one had great action, something a little bizarre and fantastical, but it was rooted in something that makes you care about the people you're watching. The second one just felt like a bit of a spoof and missing something vital, a real missed opportunity in my book.
For those who don't know, the character of Champagne is rubbing the whiskey under his nose, and spitting the drink, because he's an alcoholic, he CANT have it or he won't be able to stop himself, so he's doing little things to curb the craving for it