2017-32 British style becomes cowboy style

Maxwell 2022-03-24 09:01:23

I thought I would continue to see a tall British-style spy drama, but what impressed me the most was the two-gun cowboy dancing with a lasso like a kitchen knife.
At the beginning of the film, KINGSMAN is all blown away, leaving only Merlin and the new agent Eggsy. I didn't understand this from the beginning to the end. The big villain POPPY is going to threaten the President of the United States, but the British secret service organization is blowing up? And why would she need to blow up a secret service? Blow up this and another, at least STATEMAN is still around. And the President of the United States also said that the FBI is not allowed to move them, which means that there is still a way to attack the villain, but the president just wants to take the opportunity to eliminate the drug dealers.
Anyway, action movies don't want to pursue the plot too much. The movie starts with a car chase scene, which is quite innovative. The fight scene where American cowboy agent Whiskey taught Uncle Colin to the gangsters in the tavern was very painful. In the snowy mountains of Italy, it was also very creative to be trapped in the cable car and roll. The double gun fight of Whiskey was very enjoyable. The fight scene where Uncle Lin and Eggsy cooperate to sweep the base is also very beautiful.
The functions of some high-tech products are also very creative.
What I admired the most was the sense of humor in the film, and I couldn't help laughing a few times. It feels like the older you get, the more laughs you get, but this movie really made me feel humorous. It's also worth watching.
There are also several big-name actors.
I even read it and didn't recognize Halle Berry.

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Kingsman: The Golden Circle quotes

  • Poppy: My drugs are everywhere. They were never my thing, but here I am, running the biggest drug cartel in the world. The only downside is having to live in the middle of nowhere. You know, these ruins are technically undiscovered. I just added a few touches to remind me of home. I grew up on all that awesome '50s nostalgia. Grease, American Graffiti, Happy Days. But I digress. The thing you need to understand is the hard work and ingenuity it took to achieve a global monopoly on the drug trade. And that's all on me. Not to toot my own horn. I just think it's really important for new recruits to understand the history of The Golden Circle.

  • [Poppy leads Charles and Angel to the diner's counter as she puts on an apron]

    Poppy: So, fellas, I have a couple of things that I wanna clarify. You understand that in The Golden Circle, my authority is never to be questioned, right? And the importance of following orders? Do you understand that? And the value of loyalty?

    [Charles and Angel nod]

    Poppy: It's easy to nod, isn't it?

    [Charles and Angel continue to nod]

    Poppy: I don't like easy. I like proof.

    [pause before Poppy looks at Angel]

    Poppy: What's your name?

    Angel: [Spanish accent] Angel, ma'am.

    Poppy: Angel, baby. Hey...

    [whispers]

    Poppy: Your old pal Charles has messed up. That's all I'm gonna tell you, because that's all you need to know. So put him in the mincer, okay?

    [Angel looks at the meat grinder behind the counter before everyone starts to laugh. Poppy then turns on the grinder, much to Charles' shock. Charles attempts to run, but is cornered by Poppy's robot dogs Bennie and Jet before Angel knocks him out and places him above the grinder]

    Charles: No, Miss Poppy!

    [Charles screams before being turned into ground beef]

    Poppy: Good job! See my salon across the way? Head there for your makeover.

    [Angel walks out of the diner as Poppy places a hamburger patty on the grill]