2. The two generations of Lancelot are very weak, and the two generations of Galahad are handsome;
the first Lancelot is cut in half, which is amazing. The second L didn't even dare to skydive, and suddenly ascended into space. . . is enough. . .
In addition, Galahad is Lancelot's child according to the allusion. . . This generation is arranged. . .
Arthur also betrayed, is he respecting allusions?
3. After reading it, I want to buy a good suit; after reading it, it is like practicing a good figure. It is indeed a small meat.
4. The plot doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Even Arthur disarmed and surrendered. These names are all in vain. I have never seen such an embarrassed agent before. Is it completely relying on shit luck to solve the problem? Kingsman has no strategy at all, only grace, and in the end even grace is lost.
5. Two funny episodes. JB-James Bond, Jason Bourne, Jack Bauer, well I ended up laughing. The black humor blows the heads of all the powerful people (including the director himself), it's just to please all the diaosi
. 6. The plot is a little smarter. The villain is also extremely weak, there is only one blade warrior sister, and the rest are miscellaneous soldiers.
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