One Man Revolution (The Fog

Kole 2022-09-05 16:42:57

Because of the onset of procrastination, I have been very busy recently, but I didn't watch this movie n times by Amway until today...then I was greatly shocked. Simply write an irresponsible and over-interpreted film review - "The King's Man" is a first-class commercial film, a commercial film that almost all American counterparts have been knocked down and ridiculed in recent years, a bold A commercial that heralds the self-destruction of the global bourgeoisie! (


In this era when 007 is about to retire, old and lonely heroes from all walks of life can only join the death squad together, and the important task of saving the world has long been occupied by Marvel heroes, Kingsman revealed to us new possibilities - the legend of secret agents is reborn The possibility of a second spring, the possibility of the re-emergence of the old imperial film industry. This film has a climax of the plot (think about how many "last minute rescues" have appeared in the whole film), hearty action scenes (It was dazzling from beginning to end, although there were not many big scenes, but the special effects of the camera were simply wonderful), excellent performance (all kinds of familiar faces, Colin played the realist agent in the tinker, tailor, soldier, spy, and came to play this again.) magic) and the ubiquitous classic spy memes and british jokes (more on that later)... all these add up to the genteel and London accents of the Brits to produce a magical business that surpasses almost all commercial films in recent years Movies

.--they go above and beyond while also thoroughly and blatantly satirizing the American way of doing things, and I can't help but worry a little about their North American box office (the writers say the North American sells well before there's a second film!). From the South From the conservative red neck in the church to the football fans in the baseball field, from the accent to the McDonald's to the Apple conference, they have been satirized by them all over the place. Not to mention the biggest villain in the whole film, he is simply Gates + Obama +Jobs fit...

… but they are not just mocking Americans, they are mocking their own conservative aristocrats (Arthur), mercenary bureaucrats (Prime Minister of Sweden), and posturing (Charlie). In fact, they are mocking all the nobles, nouveau riches, rulers and upper classes in this world! Consider how Arthur and the Prime Minister of Sweden hit it off with Valentine ("I got it all as soon as I heard him explain!"). All these people easily believe in what we see as absurd "human completion plan", and believe that only they should be on the ark, and all other "untouchables" should be eliminated as a virus! At this time, think about the gorgeous fireworks that bloomed when they and their lackeys (militaries) armed to the teeth were headshots... Isn't it particularly ironic and joyful? This is a whole class standing at the top of the world... Compared to the former agents who faced only a mad Russian general or a small group of brain-dead mercenaries who attacked the White House, our Eggsby is so much better than them went!

So, it becomes a new aristocracy representing multinational corporations and emerging technologies and an old aristocracy representing political power working together to destroy the world (think of their new world - the life and death of all are in the hands of one person), The story of being accidentally knocked down by our kingsman from the slums of London... He not only thwarted their plan, but also let them blow their own heads... This is so inspirational. Hey, "As long as you work hard, anyone can become a gentleman/ "Knights", where are only knights, and princesses, who can complete the proletarian revolution by themselves! Hey! These British guys seem to have very sinister intentions

... Although they have sinister intentions, they also overlooked a small plot hole. After Valentine's visit to the United Kingdom, he took out a piece of paper full of dignitaries and ticked on it, among which the "queen" was listed... Does this mean that the queen was also headshot? The two "kingsman" of the male protagonist and Merlin accidentally exploded their queen's head. Is this really good...

But if you read too much, maybe they really think so (otherwise, why do you want to feature "queen")! Think about it, created by post-WW1 nobles (note "their heirs died in World War I" - the first ever global purge of the ruling class) dedicated to serving the king The Knights of the Round Table (Arthur, Lancelot, Galahad...), whose grassroots successors not only destroyed their own Arthur, but also their own queen, overthrew all the ruling classes in the world... Pills, pills , this is simply an expensive planetary pill. These Brits are so damn good...

of course, this is all my bullshit, you just need to know that this is a great popcorn movie. Our last big production in China that was thought-provoking and well-received... seems to be a hero. Back then, when Heroes and Promise was out in ambush, everyone was scolding, but who would have thought that ten years later, we wouldn't even be able to make a blockbuster of this level? Look at our Lunar New Year stalls, really... The fifth generation has no successor, one generation is not as good as one generation, if you can't learn from Hollywood, you can learn from the British.

I am typing on my phone, my writing is confusing and my brain is weird. I will make corrections and supplements when I have a chance. Welcome to communicate... Is there really someone to communicate?

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Extended Reading

Kingsman: The Secret Service quotes

  • Harry Hart: [Grabs a fountain pen from the wall] Now, I've had a lot of fun with this. One of our finest examples of chemical engineering. Poison. Harmless when ingested. But at a time, convenient to you...

    [Pulls pen clip outward]

    Harry Hart: It can be remotely activated. Primed.

    [Pushes clip back]

    Harry Hart: Lethal.

    [Eggsy looks at the gold cigarette lighters on the wall]

    Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin: And what about these? What do these do? Electrocute you?

    Harry Hart: Don't be ridiculous. It's a hand grenade.

    Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin: Shut up.

    Harry Hart: If you want to electrocute someone, you'll need a signet ring.

    [Grabs a ring from the wall]

    Harry Hart: A gentleman traditionally wears the signet on his left hand, but a Kingsman wears it on whatever hand happens to be dominant. If you touch the contact behind the ring, it delivers 50,000 volts.

    Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin: [Pointing at the smartphones and tablets on the opposite wall] And what about them? What makes them so special?

    [Eggsy grabs a lighter while Hart is not looking]

    Harry Hart: Nothing. That technology is caught up with the spy world.

    [Hart and Eggsy head back to the main lobby]

    Harry Hart: Put it back, Eggsy.

    [Eggsy puts the lighter back]

  • Kingsman Tailor: Perfect timing. Gentleman's just finished.

    [Valentine and Gazelle step out of Fitting Room 1]

    Valentine: Mr. DeVere. What a coincidence. You are totally the reason I'm here. When you left my house, I was thirsting for that dope-ass smoking jacket you had on. And since I'm going to Royal Ascot, apparently you need one of these penguin suits. Here I am. What are you doing here?

    [Valentine shakes hands with Eggsy]

    Valentine: What's up, man? Richmond Valentine.

    Harry Hart: This is my new valet. I was just introducing him to my tailor.

    Valentine: Another coincidence. So am I.

    Harry Hart: Did you have any chance to think further on my proposal?

    Valentine: Most definitely. My people will be getting in touch with you very soon. I guarantee it.

    Harry Hart: A word of advice: Ascot requires top hat. I might suggest Lock & Co. Hatters, St. James.

    Valentine: 'Lox', as in smoked fish?

    Harry Hart: As in 'locked up'.

    Valentine: Oh. I have trouble understanding you people sometimes. You all talk so funny.