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Aerys on 23 June 2015

I loved Samuel Jackson Lisp, well in VF at least , loved his character



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enlightenedmaster on 23 June 2015
Darwinianevolution said:
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.

nope

its base and name inda match but the movie is pretty different



enlightenedmaster on 23 June 2015
Trunkin said:
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.


yup,it was cool and totally went with his character



enlightenedmaster on 23 June 2015
V-r0cK said:
I enjoyed it and wouldn't mind a sequel. More refreshing then seeing the typical superhero movies.


yeah big big change from superhero craze and milking



enlightenedmaster on 23 June 2015
oldschoolfool said:

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?

the lisp,it was cool and totally went with his character

the film was an outright MEGA-HIT and one of the est ever made,you don't even need to ask others

 

it was very different from kick-ass though

i hope they don't mess up the sequel as its hard to top KINGSMAN 1 and also bring back COLIN FIRTH properly

 

and a sequel is already in the making as it was hit and earned $400million



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enlightenedmaster on 23 June 2015
foodfather said:

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)

really,what type of movies did you like if not this?

 

you can't really get better than this except if you don't like funny or rags to riches or british kinda movies,then i understand



V-r0cK on 23 June 2015
enlightenedmaster said:
V-r0cK said:
I enjoyed it and wouldn't mind a sequel. More refreshing then seeing the typical superhero movies.


yeah big big change from superhero craze and milking

Unfortunately it's still based off a comic book as Hollywood is still uncreative about making completely new movies on their own.



Soleron on 23 June 2015

I liked it a lot.

It obviously had a LOT of flaws (inconsistent tone, entire sections of story missing, under-use of certain characters), but the parts that worked, worked very well. Colin Firth was great. Felt like a real artistic effort rather than a summer blockbuster treadmill.

Also can identify with the "u wot m8" council estate setting.



enlightenedmaster on 23 June 2015
V-r0cK said:
enlightenedmaster said:


yeah big big change from superhero craze and milking

Unfortunately it's still based off a comic book as Hollywood is still uncreative about making completely new movies on their own.

not really

KINGSMAN is very much completely new

 

the comic and movie differ alot and no matter what hollywood makes,it will have some or the other relation in books,pop-culture,hisotry,etc



V-r0cK on 23 June 2015
enlightenedmaster said:
V-r0cK said:
enlightenedmaster said:


yeah big big change from superhero craze and milking

Unfortunately it's still based off a comic book as Hollywood is still uncreative about making completely new movies on their own.

not really

KINGSMAN is very much completely new

 

the comic and movie differ alot and no matter what hollywood makes,it will have some or the other relation in books,pop-culture,hisotry,etc

I know it's still completely different but the Hollywood-ness is that they still had to take the title The Secret Services, just to possibly get some fanbase.