I seen this movie the other day and I really enjoyed it. It felt like the kick ass movie. Some of the violence was real cartoony,but it was done in such a fun and enjoyable way,that I could'nt help but be entertained. I really hope this becomes a franchise. The performances were great all around,but samuel L. jackson's lisp kind of annoyed me. I was pleasently surprised,while watching this movie. Did anyboy else feel the same way about this?

Hope not. It was rubbish.

Crap acting from everyone. Rubbish incomprehensible action scenes. Moronic story. And not one, but two fucking tycnhy strider songs in the same film??? Who the fuck thought this shit was a good idea??? Any why are movies insistant on filming in London, its one of the dumpiest cities in the world. 

Only good thing about it was Mark Strong and the East Sussex/Surrey locations (same as First Class I think)

It made a lot of money, expect a sequel, the film was very fun which is always welcome from any film.

I agree a sequel is needed! I did think Kick Ass was a little better, but the Kingsman was up there!

I enjoyed it and wouldn't mind a sequel. More refreshing then seeing the typical superhero movies.

Isn't that movie based on a comic? If the comic has sequel, then it will have a sequel for sure, the film was funny and it made a lot of money.

they will,its already been announced

they are alkso bringing back COLIN FIRTH

cracking movie,one of the best movies everrrrrrrrrrrrr and one of the best i have seen in a while

and that BRITISH feel of the movie,i love it.BRITISH EMPIRE and EUROPEAN EMPIRE had alot of culture and style and manners

Yes, by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons. Not read it myself but the plot doesn't follow it exactly, close mind you. No, there was not a sequel to the comic though, just a 6 issue mini series.

Great movie, rarely saw a blockbuster movie as much entertaining , playing with codes with humor

Im actually surprised that so many people seem t have been annoyed by Sam L Jacksons lisp. I thought it was hilarious. It came across to me as very Austin powers-ish... Though I haven't seen any of those films in over a decade.