@@thewatcherinthecloud oh yeah the guys didn't even lock the door for Harry So it's like "Thank you for not locking me in, cause I'll lock you all in here with me"
Can we show some respect for eggsy (sp). He didn’t try to hide behind or drag This dude into his problems. He encouraged him to leave and was prepared to take his beating like a man!
Absolutely epic and realistic fight scene. Only one thing is off, Harry sits down without unbuttonening his suit... How very unbritish, to forget his manners
Realistic fight scene?!! GTFOH.... there's nothing is even remotely close to being realistic! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it is a great scene tho, can agree with you on that 👍
The great thing about this part is that the movie pushes violence and action to a peak during the fight, and when Harry walked back to the table to finish his drink the movie went back to peak calmness. The high contrast between the two situation excites the audience a lot.
Great scene, that’s the one thing I really miss about the 007 movies, 007 doesn’t incorporate super cool tech with fighting anymore. That was a big part of the appeal, the wearable spy gear, the exotic sports car with the super cool tech, the Bond charisma, the Bond dress to impress style, and the beautiful Bond women that 007 easily seduces. Many of the things (but not all) this movie did better than the Bond movies of late.
Guns are the first response of a murderer and the last resort of a coward - real men settle their differences with fists not weapons if nessary but the truly wise man solves the problem with words. Have you never heard of two men getting into a fight over something and then becoming best friends afterwards?
@@jackb.2245 Love those Clint Eastwood movies especially "Any which way you can." But the point I was making is this was not a situation for guns the thug that pulled his gun was totally out of control - he wanted to be the bully but could not handle it when it did not work out his way. That was not a sane response to the situation - if killing someone was the correct response to that fight then the Kingsman would have been doing all the killing.
If you haven’t seen this film in full, then look up the fight scene later on in the movie. “Kingsman church fight” should do it. Absolutely 10/10 scene. HUGE SPOILERS though.
What i love about the fight scenes in the original and sequel os that allthou flashy and full of ovetexxtraggated scenes there is a touch of realism in booth the brutality and risk of death, but also that groups of enemies all fight at once. So unlile 1 v 1 one after another they use the enviorment and the attqckers themselves to win. As even with training they are still human.
Call me crazy, but the best part for me is the complete silence after the intense fighting. calmly Harry sits down again and finishes his beer before stating: "Sorry about that!"
its a great part but not the best hehehe i love fights so i cant say it was the best but real bad ass scene yes he sits like it was nothing , drinking the rest of his beer hahahah
What is cool about this scene is that after the glass smash, four of the five remaining blokes look for a moment like they probably realize fighting this guy wouldn't be the smart play. But there's always one idiot who gets everyone else in trouble.
Many people here are saying this was the best fight scene they ever saw (or in this movie). But for me, it will always be the fight in the church where everyone is killing everyone else. Lovely choreography.
I don’t mean this as a criticism of your point, more just a counterpoint really, it’s difficult to put them together for comparison. It’s like comparing The Nutcracker to Starlight Express. Technically in the same art, it’s very difficult to say one’s better than the other. The two fight scenes were different, to serve different purposes. But yeah, two epic fight scenes in the same film. Bargain.👍.
They really complimment each other, in this one Harry always mantains his composure, his blodd pressure probably didnt even spike. In the other he is fully unhinghed, pulling cartwheels, going for the kills instead of keeping himself safe.
@@shiroyt4185 Really, it is a pure Bond flick without Bond and, I must to say, the stupidity of many of the Bond flicks, but it embraces that, yet somehow does not quite go off the rails (although it does so gloriously with the exploding heads sequence). And, yes, it is kinda wondrously stupid. Personally, I really like the Danial Craig films I've seen which are back on track, but Bond was never to have been taken very seriously, not even the books, which I've mostly read. You want real spy novels? Try Graham Greene and then hit John LeCarre. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy will blow you away. And there's an awesome BBC production of that with Sir Alec Guiness.
@CobraKyle Ah, come on :) I was pleasantly surprised with Casino Royale. Lot's of Bond mayhem while being oddly close to the book. Definitely better than a lot (a LOT) of earlier Bond's. Oh, and you should see the original Casino Royale, trippy would be the best word. David Niven is Bond. As is Peter Sellers, Woody Allen, and many others. I believe one line is: Don't breath that!! It's deadly lysergic acid!!!! Truly a film of its time.
@CobraKyle I will respectfully disagree with you. The earlier one had very little to do with the book (multiple James Bonds? One of them Woody Allen??). It was meant to be a goof. And it succeeded at that far better than the Dean Martin Matt Helm films (which was a damned shame as that book series were far more gritty and realistic than any Bond book). Still, I've read Casino Royale and the Craig version is much closer than normal to the book than most Bond films. From Russia With Love is the Connery film that came closest to the book, although Dr. No isn't far off either. But, I think we can agree that the first Kingsman is a total joy. Haven't yet seen the second one. Give me time.
@CobraKyle Again, I'll disagree in general. But. We can apparently agree that Kingsmen is awesome, if a bit silly. I have II but I haven't gotten around to watching it because I keep watching the first one. Seriously tho, check out LeCarre. He was in the service when the whole Kim Philby thing unraveled and he novelized it brilliantly. Philby was actually commemorated on a USSR stamp. Philby was the ultimate mole. The BBC production of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is amazing with Alec Guinness as Smiley, a meek, mild soul to the world in general (which is what a spy should be), which Guinness does perfectly. But with a mere change of his eyes, just his eyes, he can become formidable, even frightening. THIS is a spy. BTW, don't bother with the film version. It took the BBC somewhat under 7 hours to get this right and they still left out stuff. No fucking way can you chop it to commercial film length and get it right.
The brilliant part of this fight is not only did Colin Firth train to do the brawl himself, but it was a perfect counter-argument to Eggy's worldview up until that point about upper class people looking down on everyone else. Harry does well to show that not only is Eggsy partially right, but there are both upper and lower class people who do that (case in point, Dean and his goons).
I actually really liked that movie and I'm a dude, because I like the eloquent speech and the British costume dramas in general. Colin Firth had the repressed emotions required for the role of Darcy dialed in perfectly. The King's Speech - hope you've seen him in that.
Thanos: I am… _inevitable!_ Galahad: Manners. Maketh. Man. Do you know what that means? Then let me teach you a lesson. (launches infinity gauntlet at Thanos.)
Red shirt guy's first attempt = punched off his friend's teeth Second attempt = stabbed his friend Third attempt = vandalized bar table Best thug in the town!
On this list along with Anakin vs Obi Wan fight, avengers endgame help arrives scene, Thor arrives to wakanda scene, the head exploding scene in the same movie
Some people really dont have much references... Scarface, Godfather, countless timeless movies with much more epic scenes than this. It was cool though, no denying. But compare that to huge moments of cinema and it's nothing special.
These fight scenes in films, and there's many, are actually highly skilled choreography set pieces and superlative editing. A credit to the real talent in films.........the Production Teams.
If a 50 year old guy in glasses and a suit, wants to fight all of your friends in a bar, you should assume either 1) He is crazy and probably packing and will kill you or 2) he is like ex SAS or Navy Seal and will kill you. Probably best you not fight a guy like that.
@@kiyotaka577 A wise admonition to the young and stupid. Not original with me, I take no credit. "Don't *uck with an old guy. If he's too old to fight he'll just kill you." Wisdom.
Dad has talked about how he had a high school English teacher back in rural Iowa in the mid 1950’s that was a little English gentleman and one of the school’s big tough guy football players decided he wanted to cause trouble and put a hurt on this teacher in class one day, so the fool went up to the front of the class and tried to attack him………Dad said that the next thing they knew, the jock was out cold, drug into and deposited in the hallway by this teacher, who then locked the door and went back to teach the day’s lesson. 😶 IF I remember what Dad said correctly, it turned out that this teacher was either former SAS or the precursor to it during WW2. What he was doing teaching English in rural Iowa by the time Dad was a teen, I have no clue, but I’d guess he didn’t have to worry about that happening again with another student!
‘Listen boys. I’ve had a rather emotional day so whatever your beef with Eggsy is and I’m sure it’s well founded, I’d appreciate it enormously if you could just leave us in peace until I’ve finished this lovely pint of Guinness.’ Eggsy’s reaction is priceless! 😂😂
Not totally incompetent he gets a few good hits in, remember he did get shot in the head and was partially blind. That's gonna mess with your motor skills and spatial awareness.
@@RjGoombes yeah having only one eye means lts gonna screw up your spacial awareness. Normal people can take years to adapt while a kingsman like Harry with a lot of training can get back to full form in at lesrt a month
I LOVE the score of this film. The classic "james bond" style music when the fight starts, the way it perfectly accompanies the fight and don't even get me started on the camera work! AND THE CHOREOGRAPHY!! BRILLIANT!!!!!
As a kid it was always so cool seeing 007 well dressed while completing the objective. So it's understandable why this scene works so well. Good stylized action with the "manners maketh man" lesson being learned. Even gentleman can teach you a lesson.
I never get tired of this scene. The part where he collides the two guys heads... ouch, that's gotta' hurt. I imagine they would be waking up to a really bad headache.
0:41 "Now you's can't leave!" I will never forget the look on their faces. All six of them. Their faces dropped. All their courage and strength was drained right from their bodies. They knew that instant, they made a fatal mistake. This time, they walked into the wrong bar.
@@bobbyricigliano2799 love Bronx tale. Wish that young actor Lillo had better life choices though. He was really good in that movie. Chazz role was unforgettable too.
"Before we get started, does anybody want to get out?" Me: "Ah, hell! I forgot I needed to do my annual training. Excuse me, pardon me, excuse me . . . hey, lotsa luck, guys!"
"Ou ooki anuver reboi they're ova unda fifstree." I had to listen to that more than a couple times to figure out what Patton Oswalt was saying here. Also, if you get hit with a rubber bullet hard enough to make you do a double backflip, you are more than "stunned".
Tough to have that much momentum. Every action has an equal reaction. If a fired rubber bullet could make a person do a double backflip, the shooter would be thrown back across the room. Basic physics
"Manners... Maketh... The Man..." Do you know what that means?? One of the great movie scenes of all time. (I couldn't imagine doing something like that in Jeans and a t-shirt,,, much less a custom suit!)
I like how Harry didn't actually use any fatal moves or weapons and got all the thugs to fight each other by redirecting their hits and even when he was shot at with real bullets he still chose to no kill he instead decided to stun this is a real man
Colin Firth can get into the character just like a jacket, watched King's speech both Geoffrey Rush and Colin Firth competing with each other to show that Oscar deserves them and that their acting can't be put on a golden bust & be awarded or applauded. Some are born to make history like the man in this movie.
really love the way colin firth speaks : "I'd appreciate it enormously, if you could just leave us in peace until i finish this lovely pint of Guiness" don't go bothering a gentleman like that bruh, you never know what kind of asskicking the man can dish out
Gotta wonder what the publican was about to say to the police? "Hello police, a man in a suit just defeated six people singlehandedly and none of them were even able to land a hit even though one of them had a gun."
I remember I just stumbled upon this movie not knowing at all about it. It was the most entertaining movie I watched in a while and it took me by surprise
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Colin firth is something
Dang, Harry pulled a "I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me"
He DID lock them in with him.
@@thewatcherinthecloud oh yeah the guys didn't even lock the door for Harry
So it's like
"Thank you for not locking me in, cause I'll lock you all in here with me"
I believe he's quoting watchman
@@allycat8575 Yes, he is.
To be precisely, Rorschachs quote.
Aka a "now youse can't leave" - th-cam.com/video/jnpE-hGNVj8/w-d-xo.html
Can we show some respect for eggsy (sp). He didn’t try to hide behind or drag This dude into his problems. He encouraged him to leave and was prepared to take his beating like a man!
Gentleman in chav clothes , kingsman behaviour well before putting on the suit
That's why he was worth recruiting.
Love Eggsy
manners maketh man
@@Kira-no666 That was actually my High School Motto!
He was almost done with his Guiness aswell
Nah he was about to walk out the door when the the guy said another thing that made him lock the doors.
Minh Doan i want to like but it’s on 69 likes
It's on 699
So nicee from me
Spelt Guinness.
@@ds1868 OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH I DONT KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO WITHOUT YOU
Absolutely epic and realistic fight scene.
Only one thing is off, Harry sits down without unbuttonening his suit...
How very unbritish, to forget his manners
Realistic fight scene?!! GTFOH.... there's nothing is even remotely close to being realistic! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it is a great scene tho, can agree with you on that 👍
@@scottymonahan it's called irony 😁
Of course it's complete bogus, we do also agree on that 👍
My thoughts exactly. I was worried for hi that the button might pop as he sat down!
Actually, you don’t unbutton a double breasted suit when you sit, so that’s ok
he's had an emotional day
Did all that without ever unbuttoning his suit. Legend.
of course, the suit is the modern knight's armor after all
Yes, that was all very John Steed.
You don't really unbutton double breasted suits it looks like shit and doesn't fit well
The great thing about this part is that the movie pushes violence and action to a peak during the fight, and when Harry walked back to the table to finish his drink the movie went back to peak calmness. The high contrast between the two situation excites the audience a lot.
Let's not forget they make gore easy r-rated and not hard r-rated
Looks like someone didn't count their bullets
Mr Amazing eight bullet revolvers are a thing...
haha six shots and gone
Yep 6 shot revolver done 8
I understood that reference xD
Pool here..!
Great scene, that’s the one thing I really miss about the 007 movies, 007 doesn’t incorporate super cool tech with fighting anymore. That was a big part of the appeal, the wearable spy gear, the exotic sports car with the super cool tech, the Bond charisma, the Bond dress to impress style, and the beautiful Bond women that 007 easily seduces. Many of the things (but not all) this movie did better than the Bond movies of late.
why fight when you got a gun
Guns are the first response of a murderer and the last resort of a coward - real men settle their differences with fists not weapons if nessary but the truly wise man solves the problem with words. Have you never heard of two men getting into a fight over something and then becoming best friends afterwards?
Lon Knight Clearly you’ve never seen a Clint Eastwood movie
@@jackb.2245 Love those Clint Eastwood movies especially "Any which way you can." But the point I was making is this was not a situation for guns the thug that pulled his gun was totally out of control - he wanted to be the bully but could not handle it when it did not work out his way. That was not a sane response to the situation - if killing someone was the correct response to that fight then the Kingsman would have been doing all the killing.
I always liked the props in Danger Man (Patrick McGoohan) better.
Probably the best fight scene I've seen in quite a long time! Fought like a true gentleman 😂👍🏼👏🏼
If you haven’t seen this film in full, then look up the fight scene later on in the movie. “Kingsman church fight” should do it.
Absolutely 10/10 scene.
HUGE SPOILERS though.
Check out the bus fight from Mr Nobody!
@@dennisrkb Don't you mean Nobody? Mr Nobody is a different film
What i love about the fight scenes in the original and sequel os that allthou flashy and full of ovetexxtraggated scenes there is a touch of realism in booth the brutality and risk of death, but also that groups of enemies all fight at once.
So unlile 1 v 1 one after another they use the enviorment and the attqckers themselves to win. As even with training they are still human.
I love that Eggsy knows they mean business and is willing to take the wrap for what Harry said, further cementing his qualities to him.
Missed the chance to say "so uncivilized"
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ThePowerOf42 thank you
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A gentleman does not show such disdain over such a small matter so overtly. Manners maketh man.
Call me crazy, but the best part for me is the complete silence after the intense fighting. calmly Harry sits down again and finishes his beer before stating: "Sorry about that!"
That is a great part in the film
its a great part but not the best hehehe i love fights so i cant say it was the best but real bad ass scene yes he sits like it was nothing , drinking the rest of his beer hahahah
I love Eggsy's eye cut of astonishment at the end of the fight.
I prefer there shocked faces before they throw the first puncch
Personally, I like Eggsy's expression, when he does that. It's like, "This guy is James Bond, and I've been giving him lip."
can we appreciate this guy at 1:19 who purposefully dodged a flying tooth?
Why?
@@Snookboneidk few people can’t dodge a flying tooth
Colin Firth is just an amazing actor.
I made a Top Five list and he was Firth.
This is still one or my all-time favorite movies. It was over the top in all the right ways. Made the whole "gentleman spy" concept really fun again.
Thugs: *Threaten man*
Man: *Locks door instead of leaving*
Thugs: ...I’m in danger.
Man: I am the danger
"Now youse can't leave."
Bronx tale deja vu.
@@danielkazmer769 my thoughts exactly lol
Hehe I'm in danger.
William Brick My thoughts exactly.
American: *Spills tea*
British man:
🤣👍
Mexican American begins slitting the British's throat as the British gurgles blood
Yeah... didn't go so well for em when we spilled it all
@@cameronw6702 I mean before the French arrived, the Yanks were constantly taking the L
how's that for a tiny island?
@@cameronw6702 unfortunately you fell right into our trap, being tricked into turning the whole ocean into tea was our plan all along.
"So, what did we learn, kids?"
"Dont ever bother a British man when he is having beer."
Indians - hold my beer
Certainly not when it's Guiness, either.
Or Tea
A pint
*eating his beans and toast
What is cool about this scene is that after the glass smash, four of the five remaining blokes look for a moment like they probably realize fighting this guy wouldn't be the smart play. But there's always one idiot who gets everyone else in trouble.
Many people here are saying this was the best fight scene they ever saw (or in this movie). But for me, it will always be the fight in the church where everyone is killing everyone else. Lovely choreography.
Don't forget the absolute satisfaction
I don’t mean this as a criticism of your point, more just a counterpoint really, it’s difficult to put them together for comparison. It’s like comparing The Nutcracker to Starlight Express. Technically in the same art, it’s very difficult to say one’s better than the other. The two fight scenes were different, to serve different purposes. But yeah, two epic fight scenes in the same film. Bargain.👍.
They really complimment each other, in this one Harry always mantains his composure, his blodd pressure probably didnt even spike. In the other he is fully unhinghed, pulling cartwheels, going for the kills instead of keeping himself safe.
@@catslino5037 true, good point. Different aspect of the same character.
This movie is such goofy fun, it puts a whole lot of Bond movies to shame.
It's not that kind of movie.
@@shiroyt4185 Really, it is a pure Bond flick without Bond and, I must to say, the stupidity of many of the Bond flicks, but it embraces that, yet somehow does not quite go off the rails (although it does so gloriously with the exploding heads sequence). And, yes, it is kinda wondrously stupid. Personally, I really like the Danial Craig films I've seen which are back on track, but Bond was never to have been taken very seriously, not even the books, which I've mostly read. You want real spy novels? Try Graham Greene and then hit John LeCarre. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy will blow you away. And there's an awesome BBC production of that with Sir Alec Guiness.
@CobraKyle Ah, come on :) I was pleasantly surprised with Casino Royale. Lot's of Bond mayhem while being oddly close to the book. Definitely better than a lot (a LOT) of earlier Bond's. Oh, and you should see the original Casino Royale, trippy would be the best word. David Niven is Bond. As is Peter Sellers, Woody Allen, and many others. I believe one line is: Don't breath that!! It's deadly lysergic acid!!!! Truly a film of its time.
@CobraKyle I will respectfully disagree with you. The earlier one had very little to do with the book (multiple James Bonds? One of them Woody Allen??). It was meant to be a goof. And it succeeded at that far better than the Dean Martin Matt Helm films (which was a damned shame as that book series were far more gritty and realistic than any Bond book). Still, I've read Casino Royale and the Craig version is much closer than normal to the book than most Bond films. From Russia With Love is the Connery film that came closest to the book, although Dr. No isn't far off either. But, I think we can agree that the first Kingsman is a total joy. Haven't yet seen the second one. Give me time.
@CobraKyle Again, I'll disagree in general. But. We can apparently agree that Kingsmen is awesome, if a bit silly. I have II but I haven't gotten around to watching it because I keep watching the first one. Seriously tho, check out LeCarre. He was in the service when the whole Kim Philby thing unraveled and he novelized it brilliantly. Philby was actually commemorated on a USSR stamp. Philby was the ultimate mole. The BBC production of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is amazing with Alec Guinness as Smiley, a meek, mild soul to the world in general (which is what a spy should be), which Guinness does perfectly. But with a mere change of his eyes, just his eyes, he can become formidable, even frightening. THIS is a spy. BTW, don't bother with the film version. It took the BBC somewhat under 7 hours to get this right and they still left out stuff. No fucking way can you chop it to commercial film length and get it right.
I love how most of the characters speak Cockney English accent.
man: *locks door*
thug: why do i hear boss music?
(Edit: thanks for all the likes!)
I was just about to comment this🤣
😂
Oh think about this one playing exactly the moment he walks towards the door : th-cam.com/video/OJSiaf9m55s/w-d-xo.html
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@Yoolo swag no u
I love how Eggsy sits up straight to Henry after he saw that fight XD
The brilliant part of this fight is not only did Colin Firth train to do the brawl himself, but it was a perfect counter-argument to Eggy's worldview up until that point about upper class people looking down on everyone else. Harry does well to show that not only is Eggsy partially right, but there are both upper and lower class people who do that (case in point, Dean and his goons).
The best Bond movie for the last 25 years.
I’m guessing you didn’t see Casino Royale
John wick? Not exactly but yeah
@@flanbenflen9069 Jon Wick is very different
if you don’t count Casino Royale or Skyfall, it’s a better film than every bond movie to date.
@@flanbenflen9069 John Wick isn’t a spy movie, it’s a crime film
Looks like that was the best pint of Guinness that he ever had.
Looks like Harry Potter changed his build
Samuel Vitor well yes
this is fucking gold
why harry potter?
@@shizuruvita1757 prob cuss the guy name also is harry
Harry potter is crap
0:15 his puppy eyed smiling gets me every time
Love his face right before he locks the door. He's just like "Well, I didn't want to, but now I have to kick your ass."
My mum remembers Colin Firth as mr Darcy in pride and prejudice so when she saw this she was like “no Colin no” it was very funny
I actually really liked that movie and I'm a dude, because I like the eloquent speech and the British costume dramas in general. Colin Firth had the repressed emotions required for the role of Darcy dialed in perfectly. The King's Speech - hope you've seen him in that.
Charlie Ross yea the kings speech was brilliant
Dude! My mom loved Pride and Predjudice growing up! 🤣 though she loved the range this man has.... I suppose to slightly different families!♥️🤣👌
She should watch Accidental Husband. Another great Firth performance
the fact that Colin Firth was able to make great dramas and then made this in the most convincing way shows the talent of this great actor
Should have let him finish his Guinness
Yet another reason to love Colin Firth!
The silence and Eggsy's facial expression after the fight was sublime.
Guy’s got a “amnesia” function in his watch but does not use it again against main villain not a single time 😂
"Main Villain" wouldn't call the cops. He'd be telling on himself. Prolly wants him to remember that ass woopin any way! LOL
"When the Rogue Multiclasses into Fighter"
Correction: when the rogue-bard multiclasses again into fighter
*Monk with Exotic Weapon Proficiency: Umbrella
Thanos: I am… _inevitable!_
Galahad: Manners. Maketh. Man. Do you know what that means? Then let me teach you a lesson. (launches infinity gauntlet at Thanos.)
😆
Ahahhaha om a Infinity war need and not even i can get offended by this its amazing
Launches stormbreaker you mean
I’d say Stormbreaker, cause if he yeeted the gauntlet, he’d catch it like Whiskey caught the glass in Golden Circle
no just needs Collin Firth to teach that purple bum a
Red shirt guy's first attempt = punched off his friend's teeth
Second attempt = stabbed his friend
Third attempt = vandalized bar table
Best thug in the town!
Well we all know how bad Red shirts are in literally anny film
@@danmarsh7985 superman and ironman just left the chat
Best comment in the section!
@@gaplus4949 Ok excluding super heroes lol
@@danmarsh7985 Im here
Bold statement: One of the most epic scene in movie history.
To me nothing beats that church scene
On this list along with Anakin vs Obi Wan fight, avengers endgame help arrives scene,
Thor arrives to wakanda scene, the head exploding scene in the same movie
Some people really dont have much references... Scarface, Godfather, countless timeless movies with much more epic scenes than this. It was cool though, no denying. But compare that to huge moments of cinema and it's nothing special.
@@Eradicator-jv9xr Bro, how do you forget the ride of Rohirrim in return of the king
@@justalonesoul5825 ok boomer
This has to be my ALL-TIME FAVORITE fight scene and the guy with the umbrella, played by Collin Firth, is my favorite fight scene character.
And he wasn't crazy about taking the part. He had never thought of himself as an action star before.
He underestimates
Himself...
Playd to
Precision..what reflexes...
Amazing star...💜👏👏👏😻😻👑
Harry Hart, aka Galahad
Now that is how a gentleman kicks ass. With style
These fight scenes in films, and there's many, are actually highly skilled choreography set pieces and superlative editing. A credit to the real talent in films.........the Production Teams.
yeah, until a 6 bullet revolver fires 8 shots and makes the production look like kindergarden
If a 50 year old guy in glasses and a suit, wants to fight all of your friends in a bar, you should assume either 1) He is crazy and probably packing and will kill you or 2) he is like ex SAS or Navy Seal and will kill you. Probably best you not fight a guy like that.
But either way we're gonna die 😂😂😂
@@kiyotaka577
A wise admonition to the young and stupid. Not original with me, I take no credit. "Don't *uck with an old guy. If he's too old to fight he'll just kill you." Wisdom.
After that scene there are at least 6 man that wished they said something like this: ok grand daddy finish your beer in peace!
SAS yes, navy seal!!! not so much.
Dad has talked about how he had a high school English teacher back in rural Iowa in the mid 1950’s that was a little English gentleman and one of the school’s big tough guy football players decided he wanted to cause trouble and put a hurt on this teacher in class one day, so the fool went up to the front of the class and tried to attack him………Dad said that the next thing they knew, the jock was out cold, drug into and deposited in the hallway by this teacher, who then locked the door and went back to teach the day’s lesson. 😶
IF I remember what Dad said correctly, it turned out that this teacher was either former SAS or the precursor to it during WW2. What he was doing teaching English in rural Iowa by the time Dad was a teen, I have no clue, but I’d guess he didn’t have to worry about that happening again with another student!
‘Listen boys. I’ve had a rather emotional day so whatever your beef with Eggsy is and I’m sure it’s well founded, I’d appreciate it enormously if you could just leave us in peace until I’ve finished this lovely pint of Guinness.’
Eggsy’s reaction is priceless! 😂😂
The music/cinematography of this movie is still amazing to this day.
Editing also
Wat I have learned is that you should never bring a gun to an umbrella fight
terribly underrated comment 😂
"I'd appreciate it enormously if you could just leave us in peace until I finish this lovely pint of Guinness."
-Colin Firth, Kingsman...
Eggsy at 2:25 be like: "RESPECT"
Lesson to be learned: Never interrupt a Man and his Guinness!
Who else felt so betrayed when they rehashed this scene in the sequel but with a totally incompetent Harry?
Not totally incompetent he gets a few good hits in, remember he did get shot in the head and was partially blind. That's gonna mess with your motor skills and spatial awareness.
@@stubsprime7002 yeah Harry being kinda sloppy made perfect sense there lol
@@RjGoombes yeah having only one eye means lts gonna screw up your spacial awareness. Normal people can take years to adapt while a kingsman like Harry with a lot of training can get back to full form in at lesrt a month
Him: You re threatening me with an umbrella
Me:
Remembers the anime "Another" and their umbrella scene
guiness
“So are we gonna stand around here all day, or are we going to fight?”
-Galahad
Not threatening my good fellow, I'm kicking your collective behinds with an Umbrella.
No kidding, a well built umbrella is actually one of the best self-defence weapons you can have on you in public, same as a good solid walking stick.
1:19 That guy avoiding the flying teeth was channeling Neo
Proof: Harry Hart faster than the One.
Or the Flash 😂🤣
The VERY best Action Comedy scene ever filmed!!! ... I must've watched it over 50 times.
I think Colin Firth got mad because they called him granddaddy. He's not that old. He's not even old.
I'm pretty sure he got mad because they accused him of wanting a rentboy.
The way eggsy adjusts his posture when Harry comes back to take a seat.....
Harry: call an ambulanse, BUT NOT FOR ME!
"Manners maketh man"
Now that is a quote to live by
I LOVE the score of this film. The classic "james bond" style music when the fight starts, the way it perfectly accompanies the fight and don't even get me started on the camera work!
AND THE CHOREOGRAPHY!! BRILLIANT!!!!!
As a kid it was always so cool seeing 007 well dressed while completing the objective. So it's understandable why this scene works so well. Good stylized action with the "manners maketh man" lesson being learned. Even gentleman can teach you a lesson.
absolutely iconic scene
worth the price of admission just for this
I never get tired of this scene. The part where he collides the two guys heads... ouch, that's gotta' hurt. I imagine they would be waking up to a really bad headache.
0:41 "Now you's can't leave!" I will never forget the look on their faces. All six of them. Their faces dropped. All their courage and strength was drained right from their bodies. They knew that instant, they made a fatal mistake. This time, they walked into the wrong bar.
That is a plot device that has seen a lot of mileage. It certainly pre-dated "A Bronx Tale." (which was a brilliant film regardless!)
@@bobbyricigliano2799 love Bronx tale. Wish that young actor Lillo had better life choices though. He was really good in that movie. Chazz role was unforgettable too.
When you outnumber a guy 6 to 1 and he's the one who locks the doors, that's your que to get the fuck out of dodge by any means necessary.
"Before we get started, does anybody want to get out?"
Me: "Ah, hell! I forgot I needed to do my annual training. Excuse me, pardon me, excuse me . . . hey, lotsa luck, guys!"
*Who's here because of The King's Man (2021)?*
I'm so mad. There's no harry or eggsy
wait there's a new one soon?
@@anggazacky2770 there cant be harry or eggsy because its going to be a PREQUEL
@@victorherediafigueroa6613 then that's mean the king's man tells how beginning of the kingsman?
@@anggazacky2770 yes
One of the best fight scenes in a movie.
It"s like the fight Robert Duvall had in Second Hand Lions. He didn't want to kill them, but give them one hell of a lesson they would never forget.
Kingsman: Manners maketh man
John Wick: Kills 3 men with a pencil
The Equalizer: Kills 5 men in less than 20 seconds
I’m gonna live by that motto every time I play an assassin game.
“MANNERS. MAKETH. MAN.”
2:16 He stole the super detective Conan's watch!!!
Yeah, it’s just a reference.
Since both the show & movie got gadgets and Conan is well known, it’s only natural. lol
He destroyed all of them, and he didn’t even unbutton his coat. Nice. 😂
"manners maketh man"
*savagely wrecking whole pub*
Got to love how Eggsy goes from "you muppet" to "wait what?" and finally settles on "don't breathe Eggsy, you'll piss him off"
the best thing about kingsman is the camera moves with the fight
One off the best bar fight scenes ... ever
"Ou ooki anuver reboi they're ova unda fifstree." I had to listen to that more than a couple times to figure out what Patton Oswalt was saying here.
Also, if you get hit with a rubber bullet hard enough to make you do a double backflip, you are more than "stunned".
Looks like you still didn't do a great job of hearing "If you're looking for another rent boy, they're on the corner of smith street"
@@FFKonoko Thank you for the translation, I wasn't even going to try.
Tough to have that much momentum. Every action has an equal reaction. If a fired rubber bullet could make a person do a double backflip, the shooter would be thrown back across the room. Basic physics
"Manners... Maketh... The Man..."
Do you know what that means??
One of the great movie scenes of all time. (I couldn't imagine doing something like that in Jeans and a t-shirt,,, much less a custom suit!)
Why didn't anyone mention the great camerawork on this one? It really makes the scene and enhances the punches etc.
This is why I trained with the umbrella as my tool of choice.
This is actually a legit thing, from Victorian England, called Bartitsu 🤓🧐
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartitsu
@@David_Rafuse I mean, I use it the same way one might use a bearded axe, but eh.
"What are you??"
"I'm British, Sir"
I like how Harry didn't actually use any fatal moves or weapons and got all the thugs to fight each other by redirecting their hits and even when he was shot at with real bullets he still chose to no kill he instead decided to stun this is a real man
It"s like the fight Robert Duvall had in Second Hand Lions. He didn't want to kill them, but give them one hell of a lesson they would never forget.
imagine what wouldve happened if the thug didnt say anything at the end and Harry just walked out of the bar
Dominic Edk - Then Eggsy would handle it like a Man.
I think he was always going to lock the doors and come back.
Not a hit
As a general rule of thumb if a single person picks a fight with a gang and looks almost board while doing it you should start running.
No scene could be more satisfying than
"Teaching a lesson to bunch of bullies"
Colin Firth can get into the character just like a jacket, watched King's speech both Geoffrey Rush and Colin Firth competing with each other to show that Oscar deserves them and that their acting can't be put on a golden bust & be awarded or applauded. Some are born to make history like the man in this movie.
Dude the kingsman fight scenes are some of the best looking and best choreographed in movie history
Every time I watch this scene I can’t help but smile when he locks the doors
Everytime I watch this scene I hear...
"this musn't register on an emotional level"
"Stun" with enough force to make the man spin 360° verticalll in the air before landing... Mate, how is he alive?
Stun means Incapacitate... Thats pretty much what he is now...
That Guinness for strength, such a small detail but perfect advert and expression for this scene alone!
Can watch this a 1000 times...
really love the way colin firth speaks :
"I'd appreciate it enormously, if you could just leave us in peace until i finish this lovely pint of Guiness"
don't go bothering a gentleman like that bruh, you never know what kind of asskicking the man can dish out
Haha. I’m that gentleman...
Gotta wonder what the publican was about to say to the police? "Hello police, a man in a suit just defeated six people singlehandedly and none of them were even able to land a hit even though one of them had a gun."
I remember I just stumbled upon this movie not knowing at all about it. It was the most entertaining movie I watched in a while and it took me by surprise
One of the best introductions of a newcomer to a new world ever, isn’t it?
Mary Poppins: "I need that umbrella..."
I always loved the camera work in the Kingsman movies especially the action scenes.
Colin Firth fighting Hugh Grant in Bridget Jones Diary and this scene are two of my favorite fight scenes.
Especially with how different they are. Here, a God among ants. In Bridget Jones, do you even know how to fight?
@@CortexNewsService exactly 😂
Yo props to the guy in the grey hoodie.
He got stabbed in the chest with a knife, didn't even say "ow", and then kept on fighting.
I remember watching this in the theater and being absolutely blown away by this scene and was in such a good mood for the rest of the film
I love this scene. It never gets old!❤