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Kingsman: The Secret Service Kingsman is a movie about a secret society that has been around for a long time. The Kingsman are considered gentlemen. They dress up in fancy suits, which are bullet proof and have weapons that are not visible to a normal person. The gentlemen are proper, but lethal. To get in the secret society you have to be chosen by one of Kingsman and go through a training that sometimes can lead to death. At the beginning of the movie one of the Kingsman sacrificed himself to save one of his colleagues. That Kingsman had a son, Gary “Eggsy” Unwin, played by Taron Eggerton. Eggsy, a teenager now, grew up without a father and lives with his mom and stepdad, which he does not get along with. Eggsy, one of the main characters …show more content…

Valentine is a wealthy man obsessed with his own power. He wanted to take over the world to help the planet. Valentine had given out free chips or sim cards for cell phones to give to everyone around the world to have. These chips were meant to control anger in people, which the chips themselves, are controlled by a special machine that is linked to a satellite in space which Valentine has control of. Eggsy, while all of this is going on is still going through training with the Kingsman. He made it with high scores until him and one of his opponents, as a test, had to shoot their loyal dogs. He couldn’t do it so he was kicked out of the Kingsman. Harry, Eggsy’s mentor, was very disappointed, but never gave up on him, until Harry was affected by one of the chips and went crazy. He killed a lot of people in a church, and right after he, himself got killed by Valentine while Eggsy watched on camera. Eggsy than went back to the Kingsman to help them save the world from Valentine. Eggsy succeeded in saving the world by killing Valentine and all his allies. Everything went back to normal. What I got from this movie was that nowadays there is always someone trying to control the people. Like what is going on with Donald Trump at the moment. A rich man who is trying to take control of the world, but that is another

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