The King's Man

Another fun fast paced spy thriller, this time with a historical setting

In an age of poorly written, critically acclaimed movies. This one was very well written, and the acting spot on. While it was long, it is everything I expect a Kingsmen prequal to be. A must watch for action fans.

Success in 2 hours and 11 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated R for Some Sexual Material, Language and Strong/Bloody Violence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $37,200,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SO much better than the absolute travesty that was the golden circle

One of the most poorly written major movies I've seen in a while. Tonally confused and all over the place. An idiotic plot, terrible dialogue, bland characters. The only thing to recommend it is some fun action sequence, particularly the fight with Rasputin.

Make it 2/3 the way through for them to kill off one of the main characters was infuriating. Didn't even finish the movie. The first 2 movies in the series were great, but this was a horrible followup to them.

the ww2 trenches fight scene with the twist after make this movie. plus its ralph fiennes. good enough to see but the two before are better.

Should not have been made. Ruined the first two even though the second one was horrible in its own right. The first one was ok. The second one over the top and narco friendly. This one just plain stunk.

O sólido desempenho central de Ralph Fiennes em The King's Man é a maior pérola da história, porém, todavia, a descida desta prequela confusa dos acontecimentos da grande guerra, tornam esse longa um thriller de ação tedioso.

An odd mix of stylised action, comedy, violence mixed with pathos as is typical with the Kingsman genre. This origin story for the Kingsmen set against the lead up to & throughout WW1 it plays hard & fast with history as it romps through the momentous events of the time. Death of Archduke Ferdinand, Murder of Mad Monk Rasputin, The USA entering the war- it's all here. Ralph Fiennes enjoys his romp through the film as the Duke of Oxford ably supported by a fine cast including Gemma Arteton, Djimom Hounsou & Charles Dance amongst others though Rhys Ifans steals the show as a wonderfully 'hammy' Rasputin. Occasionally the humour & bitterness of the horror of War jar against each other but the pace & unrelenting action drag the film along at a rip-roaring pace. Enjoy it for what it is a stylish adventure action movie.