It was always intended to be the same shared universe at least.
Kingsman Spy Movie Universe Could Include Argylle & Mysterious Third Franchise
Kingsman Spy Movie Universe Could Include Argylle & Mysterious Third Franchise
[Movies] Talk about the last movie you saw 2: Electric Threadaloo
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I guess. But I'm not seeing it. I hate these films that are supposed to be connected with no evidence that they are. They are in London and Europe for a good part of the film and yet no Kingsman intervention in anyway? How many of these spy organizations are running around completely unaware of each other?
I'm not arguing for or against that it is, just sharing what I'd seen about it. I agree the tangential nature is not something I want to see more of. It's particularly hampered in this case since there are even a few actors that now play dual parts in the universe. Definitely felt like a way to tie Argyle's anchor to Kingsman's, at this point I feel like, sinking ship.
Star Trek Generations
... gonna be honest I expected that to be WAY worse given the ratings, hell I enjoyed it!
... gonna be honest I expected that to be WAY worse given the ratings, hell I enjoyed it!
Laapataa Ladies (Netflix)
Nice movie. If you enjoy Bollywood movies, it's worth a watch.
Nice movie. If you enjoy Bollywood movies, it's worth a watch.
The Fall Guy
Having never seen the original show that inspired this, I had little to no expectations going in. This turned out to be one of the most fun movies I’ve been to in a long, long time.
The acting is delightful. Both Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt are in top form, and they have some great chemistry. Gosling especially shines as an “aw shucks” kind of character who is just trying to live his life after a rough patch.
The real star is a tight script that knows how to keep pace but also pause for important character moments. Nothing feels wasted, there are no moments that fall flat, and there are some masterful callbacks to earlier points in the film that really make it feel like the many setups have a worthwhile payoff.
It’s got comedy, romance, action, and swagger. I recommend anyone and everyone go see it.
Having never seen the original show that inspired this, I had little to no expectations going in. This turned out to be one of the most fun movies I’ve been to in a long, long time.
The acting is delightful. Both Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt are in top form, and they have some great chemistry. Gosling especially shines as an “aw shucks” kind of character who is just trying to live his life after a rough patch.
The real star is a tight script that knows how to keep pace but also pause for important character moments. Nothing feels wasted, there are no moments that fall flat, and there are some masterful callbacks to earlier points in the film that really make it feel like the many setups have a worthwhile payoff.
It’s got comedy, romance, action, and swagger. I recommend anyone and everyone go see it.
