Showing posts with label Kingsman: The Secret Service review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kingsman: The Secret Service review. Show all posts

Friday, February 13, 2015

Kingsman The Secret Service Review: Making Super-Spies Refreshing and Stylish

Spy films are hard to come by these days. Unless the film has 007 in the title, it can be rare to see movie dealing with the world of espionage; let alone a film that deals in the concept of Super Spies. So it can be a treat to see a film that deals in this sub genre. The latest spy movie in fact comes from the comic written by Mark Miller called The Secret Service. In the fashion of James Bond, The Secret Service deals with a young man being recruited by his uncle to face earth shattering threats. In the spirit of the comic series, director Mathew Vaughn has brought a rendition to the silver screen called Kingsman: The Secret Service.  Following in the same footsteps of its source, Kingsman looked to be an action-packed blockbuster that played homage to the old spy films. Yet could this movie on super spies be one to see, or is James Bond the only Secret Agent worth moviegoers' time?