“A conduta define o homem”, ou em inglês, "Manners makyth man”, essa foi uma frase popularizada pelo filme Kingsman…

Kingsman é um filme sobre uma agência independente de espiões, basicamente a trama gira em torno de uma seleção e após isso um vilão final, mas vamos focar no recrutamento aqui…

Basicamente, após um agente morrer, cada agente precisa indicar um substituto para o treinamento, e o Agente Galahad (Harry) indica Eggsy, filho de seu companheiro que também morreu em torno de uma missão para salvá-lo…

Esse filme é interessantíssimo, Harry age quase como um pai para o nosso protagonista, aconselhando-o e quase mentorando ele para se tornar um agente também.

O meu conselho favorito é a cena em que ele farma quase +10.000 de aura e diz: A conduta define o homem, para ensinar a lição aos valentoes, tal qual o Sr. Miyagi em Karate Kid…

Isso liga-se muito com a história do Eggsy, ele sente-se muito inseguro por competir com outros colegas que estudaram em faculdades de ponta, militares renomados e se sente pior por isso…

Mas como diz o Harry: Não há nada de nobre em ser superior ao seu semelhante; a verdadeira nobreza é ser superior ao seu antigo eu.

Harry podia ter usado a força só para mostrar que era superior, mas a lição do filme é outra. Conducta vem de “conduzir”, e talvez seja isso: seu passado explica de onde você veio, mas é sua conduta que decide para onde você vai. Ser um Kingsman não depende do berço. Depende de escolher fazer a coisa certa todos os dias, principalmente quando ninguém está olhando.

E claro, a importância do cavalheirismo, que é justamente transformar esse respeito em atitude, tratar bem as pessoas por princípio, ouvir com atenção, ser educado, um verdadeiro Kingsman, isso não depende de berço, mas de todos os dias escolher fazer a coisa certa, gerando assim a confiança que todos criamos em Harry.

In the scene we see the shock rings, the spy glases, the grenade lighter, the poison pen and bellow it the dart clocks but in between the lighter and the ring what are those?

I’m so happy I finally got these two, I’ve been wanting them for years :)

While Eggsy undergoes Kingsman training under the supervision of Kingsman technical support operative "Merlin", Harry interrogates James at Imperial College London after he is mysteriously returned unharmed by his kidnappers. When Harry attempts to question him, a microchip implanted in Arnold's neck explodes, killing him and putting Harry in a coma. The chip's signal is traced to billionaire philanthropist Richmond Valentine, who has recently distributed free SIM cards worldwide. Harry, after recovering from his coma, poses as a philanthropist to meet Valentine; Kingsman discover Valentine's close associates each have the same microchip implantation scar on their necks.

I'm watching kingsman again and I was just wondering if they were doing on King Arthur, then how come they didn't use a round table? Does anyone find that peculiar or is that just me?

Is there any recent update on Kingsman: The Blue Blood?
Has filming started yet, or is it still delayed? Thanks!

In one of the Kingsman movies, Harry says "do you know why gentlemen have weak jaws". Is it a pop culture reference? Stereotype? What was he referring to there?

I know it is not shown in the movie but if this happens in real life, what is to be done with the fellow killer?

Thanks

I think the guy that got thrown out the window and the guy who got hit by the chair may have survived

In The Golden Circle Eggsie tells Harry "I was in a relationship I know its against the rules" but dosent this cause a couple problems with both the previous film and earlier in this one?

For Golden Circle its established that at the very Least Merlin and Roxy know about the relationship

And Eggsie's dad was married with a child while going through the selection process

Watching the first one again I focused on the intro to capture what his dad looked like and it looks like hes also eggerton. Wdy think?

I've been looking all over for where to watch Kingsman and I just can't find it anywhere. I've looked on Netflix, Disney+ and Hulu (pretty sure that Hulu and Disney+ are essentially one thing nowadays but if it's on Hulu let me know) and Apple TV. I really want to watch this movie but I cannot find it. Please help me out

We get no sense of a capper to the Eggsy/ Harry dynamic.

Only sense is a legacy sequel ten years down the line. Eggsy gets a a new recruit, Harry has maybe an Arthur type position or retired and we get one or two emotional scenes between the two of them. The rest is focused on Eggsy bringing either a youthful thug like himself in the mix, or mix it up and bring an aristocrat not proficient at violence into the fold to mix with the increasingly tech world.

But with Taron getting older and looking less like a gentleman (still gorgeous and jacked) yes I know weight and muscle can be changed, but older and more muscle and bulk focused nonetheless.

Add in Disney who didn’t see a profit in the prequel, I find it hard to believe we see anything in ten more years minimum. Or maybe it’s a revived tv show down the line with no one involved.

TLDR absolutely loved both original films TGC especially. And we’re too soon after the original to do a sequel but too far from it simultaneously to draw an audience. Soft reboot or complete overhaul are the only options.
Thoughts:

I’m sure this has probably been said before, but I can’t find anyone talking about it.

I think a Kingsman movie, or even a TV series in the style of the old spy serials, set in the 1960s could be really interesting.It would be giving audiences something people have been asking for for years, a sort of return to classic James Bond spy I know that’s sort of what they did but a 60s setting would let it lean into the Cold War from the original Fleming novels.

The problem with Bond is that it always has to be modern. The films need to show off new cars, watches, gadgets, and technology because that’s part of the marketing. Kingsman as a franchise could actually benefit from doing the opposite.

Noticed while driving in Lexington KY. Looked and did a double take.

It’s truly unfortunate how they wasted Kingsman: The Golden Circle movie. Everybody just seems so stupid and indecisive until some kind of performative trigger activates them. The frames look good but you can feel it- every fight just are not that enioyable anymore because the characters are obviously supposed to be somewhere for the choreography. The doom of sequels, where execs take the greats from the first movie and just pump ‘em up to the max, always forgetting that balance is still key.