The film “Kingsman: The Secret Service” tells the story of this top-secret organization known as the Kingsman. The story starts with a scene of three men interrogating a middle eastern terrorist. The terrorist then pull the pin of a grenade and on of the three men jumps on the terrorist ignored to protect his fellow Kingsman. One of the Kingsman who survived is Henry Hart. Since Henry was the leader of the mission, he now feels guilt for the death of his friend. The Kingsman who died left behind a wife and child. Henry takes it upon himself to extend an aid for help for his comrades family. Henry gives the child a medal and tells the mom to call the number on it if they ever need help.
Years pass and the child, Eggsy, is now older and faces some trouble with the law. In an act of desperation, Eggsy calls the number on the medal and is astonished to realize that he has been set free. It turns out that it was Henry’s doing. Henry meets Eggsy at the police station and introduces himself to Eggsy. Henry tells Eggsy all about the organization and how he used to work with Eggsy’s dad. Henry recommends Eggsy to begin training to become a Kingsman, due to the fact that there is a vacant seat. Eggsy must compete with others also seeking to become potential Kingsman. The computers are each given a puppy to raise. In the end, Eggsy and a girl named Roxy are left. The final mission is to kill the dog. Eggsy ends up not being able to pull the trigger, while his competitor Roxy does.
The antagonist of this story is a billionaire named Richmond Valentine who announces to the world that he will give out free sim cards, that allow people to have free phone service. But the twist is that these sim cards send out a noise that drives the owners to fight and even kill. To wrap things up, Eggsy ends up stopping Valentine and saves the world from a crisis situation.
I really liked this movie, it has action, adventure, comedy, and of course romance. I would highly recommend this movie and suggest anyone who also likes this movie to see Skyfall and Austin Power’s movies.
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