Kingsman : Services Secrets
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Reviewer: Francisco
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Let me teach you a lesson !
Review: – Manners make the man. Do you know what that means? then, let me teach you a lesson.Et quelle leçon!2h10 d’un blockbuster délibérément régressif, totalement jouissif, et joyeusement transgressif. Kingsman, pour vous servir! James Bond au biberon. L’éducation d’un jeune bleu à casquette aux arcanes de l’espionnage musclé par un redoutable gentleman-fighter. La Sixtine du dérouillage de malfaisants.Distribution de pains, flingages opératiques et vols en chute libre. Ou comment l’art de bien choisir son parapluie et ses pompes est essentiel lorsqu’il s’agit d’endosser le nom d’un Chevalier de la Table Ronde pour aller, flingue au clair, affronter Samuel L Jackson en milliardaire se rêvant maître du monde. Tous les fondamentaux sont en place mais la chanson, elle, est un pur moment de rock’n roll.Marcher dans les pas d’un Colin Firth furieusement british, parer les coups d’une brune incandescente montée sur prothèses d’acier, découvrir le jeune et épatant Taron Egerton, se régaler d’une mise en scène virtuose aux couleurs éclatantes. Kingsman est un gigantesque cartoon, revisitant James Bond avec une chaleureuse insolence.Les moments de bravoure s’enchaînent dans un climat de saine fraicheur vous offrant l’occasion de jouir pleinement de votre temps de cerveau disponible. Car, autant être prévenu: Matthew Vaughn, génial réalisateur du premier Kick-Ass, n’a absolument aucune intention de vous filer une méningite. Ici, s’agit seulement d’flanquer une bonne correction aux malpolis, dessouder une pleine église de radicaux fidèles racistes et homophobes (cultissime pétage de plombs d’un Colin Firth en mode téléguidé, ayant à elle seule nécessité une semaine de tournage, 130 acteurs et 20 cascadeurs!) puis essayer le sauver le monde d’une générale et planétaire baston. Faut juste se détendre un peu et se laisser aller. C’est bon et c’est pas compliqué.- Pretty dog, what’s his name?- JB.- As in James Bond?- No.- Jason Bourne?- No. Jack Bauer- Oh.Les temps changent. la télévision à flingué les idoles du grand écran. Les bonnes manières se perdent, mais Matthew Vaughn s’amuse comme un dingue. Et, quelque part, dans la consensuelle indigence blockbusterisante actuelle, l’acrobatique, violente, assumée, royale et rageuse imbécilité de Kingsman a décidément quelque chose de deeply réconfortant. Enjoy !!!!!!LE BLU-RAY : On s’agenouille, on joint les mains bien devant son visage, on croise nos petits doigts, et on dit merci !Également sur le blog Les chroniques ciné de Francisco
Reviewer: armynot du chatelet
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Pour un moment de détente en famille.
Review: A savourer avec un chocolat chaud l’hiver.
Reviewer: Nogeom
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: must have
Review: Un excellent film et sublimé par la 4K
Reviewer: Patrick L.
Rating: 4,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Plutot très sympa
Review: Je ne suis pas fan de l’humour anglais mais la, je m’incline.Un humour cynique du début à la fin, des scènes d’action mémorables, ce coté James Bond retrouvé avec la classe de Sean Connery, enfin un bon divertissement.Aucune prétention mais quel plaisir de voir Jackson en méchant milliardaire déjanté et de sa fidèle et cruelle assistante, on retrouve l’esprit Goldfinger.Colin Firth est impeccable dans ce rôle d’agent qui forme le fils de son ami perdu.On assiste enfin à la formation de ces agents et bien entendu à leur sélection.Michael Caine dans un rôle qui lui va a ravir comme d’habitude mais je ne peux pas vous en dire plus.Bref , de bons acteurs pour un bon film qui se regarde avec plaisir et qui renoue avec l’esprit britannique de l’humour et de la dérision.En cherchant bien, on trouve quand même un cote moralisateur sur nos penchants sociétaux.
Reviewer: Client d’Amazon
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: parfait
Review: parfait
Reviewer: Mason
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Magistral
Review: Ce film est juste mortel , haletant du début à la fin , impossible de décrocher tant les évenements se succédent , l’idée de départ est exellente , on navigue entre agent secret , classe , humour , gadgets et action puissance 1000.Les acteurs sont épatant , j’ai vraiment eu un coup de coeur pour Taron Egerton le jeune Eggsy qui est fabuleux aussi interressant dans son look d’un gamin de la rue ecorché qu’en agent secret elegant .Bien sûr il y aussi Colin Firth , Samuel L jackson avec son cheveux sur la langue est assez épatant , tout comme la présence de Michael Caine.La scène de l’église est jubilatoire , ça part de partout avec une mort auquel je ne m’attendais pas .Je n’ai pas vu passer les 124 minutes du film .Je recommande vraiment ce film qui mérite d’être un must , le second que je n’ai pas encore vu est parait ‘il aussi fantastique , je me suis empressé de le précommander toujours avec le formidable Taron Egerton qui vraiment porte ce film de façon magistrale , fabuleux , et je pourrais continuer les éloges encore longtemps , foncez , à avoir , voir et revoir absolument .
Reviewer: Maxime
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Pas mal du tout !
Review: Tout d’abord, sur le plan technique, la qualité du son et des images sont époustouflants ! Voilà, c’est dit !Sur le fond…Je suis assez d’accord sur certains commentaires cinéphiles, il y a un mélange de James Bond et de Tarantino. Le dernier pour son coté déjanté, et Bond pour son coté British avec des Kingsman au service du Royaume Uni.Il serait mal venu de dévoilé les intrigues. Mais on peut simplifier en disant qu’un « méchant » veut la fin du Monde et que les gentils Kingsman vont tout faire pour l’en empêcher ! Cela vous rappelle James Bond ? Ben oui…! Mais c’est plus déjanté que les classiques et célèbres films produits par la famille Broccoli. De l’action, il y en a, on en prend plein les mirettes!Quant à ceux qui chercheraient un message « subliminal », il n’y en a pas! (lol).Excellente prestation de Michael Caine dans le rôle du chef des services secrets. Mais l’ensemble est mené de main de maitre par quatre artistes de haut talent : Colin Firth le « kingsman », Taron Egerton (apprenti kingsman) et le très talentueux Marc Strong (formateur de nouvelles recrues).N’oublions pas la majestueuse qualité de jeu de Samuel L. Jackson dans le rôle de Richmond Valentine. Vous l’avez peut être compris… c’est lui le « vilain méchant »Voilà, je n’en dis pas plus.Mais croyez-moi, il y avait bien longtemps qu’on n’avait pas réussi à me scotcher devant un écran !
Reviewer: Janey64
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title:
Review: arrived quickly –
Reviewer: miguel a.
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title:
Review: Tiene audio en latino y se ve bien
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title:
Review: KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE [2015] [Blu-ray + Digital HD ULTRAVIOLET] More Badass than Bond! It’s Hard to Wipe the Big Fat Smile off Your Face!A SUPER-SECRET ORGANISATION recruits an unrefined, but promising street kid into the agency’s ultra-competitive training programme, just as a dire global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius. A phenomenal cast, including Academy Award® Winners Colin Forth [2010: ‘King’s Speech’], Sir Michael Caine [1986: ‘Hannah and her Sisters’ and 1999: ‘The Cider House Rules’] and Samuel L. Jackson [1996: ‘Pulp Fiction’]. Leads this action-packed spy-thriller, and directed by Mathew Vaughn [‘Kick-Ass’ and X-Men: First Class’].Cast: Adrian Quinton, Colin Firth, Mark Strong, Jonno Davies, Jack Davenport, Alex Nikolov, Samantha Womack, Mark Hamill, Velibor Topic, Sofia Boutella, Samuel L. Jackson, Sir Michael Caine, Taron Egerton, Geoff Bell, Jordan Long, Theo Barklem-Biggs, Tobi Bakare, Morgan Watkins, Paul Kennington, Ralph Ineson, Edward Holcroft, Sophie Cookson, Nicholas Banks, Jack Cutmore-Scott, Nicholas Agnew, Rowan Polonski, Tom Prior, Fiona Hampton, Bjørn Floberg, Hanna Alström, Johanna Taylor, Lily Travers, Richard Brake, Andrew Bridgmont, Simon Green, Lazara Storm, James Clayton, Nick English, Charles Filmer, Bimbo Hart, Chester King, Alastair MacIntosh, Carlos Peres, Adil Akram (uncredited), Mohammed Ali (uncredited), David Olawale Ayinde (uncredited), Jay E Brown (uncredited), Jaymes Butler (uncredited), Jamie Ben Chambers (uncredited), James Michael Rankin (uncredited), Steve Saunders (uncredited), David Terry (uncredited), Phillip Ray Tommy (uncredited), Damien Walters (uncredited), Daniel Westwood (uncredited) and Miroslav Zaruba (uncredited)Director: Matthew VaughnProducers: Adam Bohling, David Reid, Jane Goldman and Matthew VaughnScreenplay: Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn and based on the comic book “The Secret Service” by Mark Millar and Dave GibbonsComposer: Henry Jackman and Matthew MargesonCinematography: George RichmondVideo Resolution: 1080pAspect Ratio: 2.39:1Audio: English: 7.1 DTS-HD master Audio and 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo AudioSubtitles: English SDHRunning Time: 129 minutesRegion: Region B/2Number of discs: 1Studio: 20th Century Fox Home EntertainmentAndrew’s Blu-ray Review: ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ is a slam-bang action film about British Secret Agents that is deliriously shaken, but not stirred and has fantastic spy gadgets via the super sophisticate suave Harry Hart [Colin Firth] and his best role in years, who is unleashed in this super awesome spy thriller film. Caught between straight-up James Bond and the [silly stupid] Austin Powers parody version, ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ is an awesome super adrenaline high-octane combo of action and comedy, that breathes sweet and surreal new life into the big-screen spy game where James Bond meets Jason Bourne and Jack Bauer. Adapted from Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons’ 2012 comic book series and directed by Matthew Vaughn with the same anything-goes ingenuity, that brought us ‘Kick Ass,’ Kingsman is all over the place that is to be expected in high octane action film. But you won’t want to miss the surprises it delights in springing you forth before your eyes.In a role that fits him like a bespoke suit, Colon Firth is everything you want in an international man of mystery. He is a suave British agent Harry Hart, code-named Galahad, and plays by the rules of a company, headed by Arthur [Sir Michael Caine], that names its agents after Knights of the Round Table. Since Lancelot [Jack Davenport] died saving Galahad’s ass 17 years ago, Galahad resolves to return the favour by recruiting Lance’s now grown up son, Gary « Eggsy » Unwin [Taron Egerton], gets recruited into the secret service. The thing is Gary « Eggsy » Unwin is a bit of an uncouth lout, a street kid who seems destined for prison, instead of the elegant environs of the Kingsman, where a swank tailoring shop on Saville Row that fronts for the Secret Service.Got that? Now add the posh young recruits that include Gary « Eggsy » Unwin who must vie to achieve a place at the table. My advice is to just jump into the action and go with it. That’s what Matthew Vaughn does. And with the opening scene, a flashback, introduces Richmond Valentine, a big-bucks super-villain played to the hilt and beyond by a lisping hammed up gloriously Samuel L. Jackson with a cruel streak Goldfinger would envy. Richmond Valentine has a gal Friday named Gazelle [Sofia Boutella] whose prosthetic legs are tipped with lethal blades and the film is loaded with lots of in [British] jokes, and amazingly we get a cameo performance from an unrecognisable Mark Hamill [Star Wars] and also a brilliant Bond villain from Samuel L. Jackson. Newbie Taron Egerton who really holds his own with a cast of professional actors and I loved his twist on a 007 martini « gin poured while glancing at an unopened bottle of vermouth. » I could go on. The awesome film sure lets hell ride the waves, with Matthew Vaughn and co-writer Jane Goldman throwing grenades into the plot every chance they get. The big set piece, and it’s a wowzer, involves a church massacre provoked by lethal SIM cards that Valentine [Samuel L. Jackson] installs in all mobile phones around the world.With its Camelot references and Bond parallels, the film pays lavish homage to British mythology, although Galahad’s immaculate tailoring and furled (but lethal) umbrella reminded me even more of another fictional hero: Patrick Macnee’s John Steed, of TV series The Avengers. And if a shaken-not-stirred cocktail of Bond, The Avengers and the Knights of the Round Table weren’t enough, there is also a nod to Harry Potter, as Gary « Eggsy » Unwin goes to spy school to see which of he and his fellow pupils, all frightfully posh, is good enough to be anointed the new Lancelot. There are lots of sound reasons to see this film, not least Colin Firth, who embraces the parody with huge relish while showing us that he might just be the best Bond we never had. And young Taron Egerton is absolutely totally brilliant and terrific. Several scenes I really loved are and one of them is the orgiastic melee of killing in a U.S. church and the other was when everyone’s heads blow up with the rousing British music of “Land of Hope and Glory,” which is definitely made for over-excited pleasure in my estimation and I gather was actually toned down to gain a British and Irish 15 certificate, and there is also in the film there is lots of cleverly choreographed set-pieces, dagger-sharp dialogue, and even the odd nugget of philosophy. Becoming a gentleman, Harry Hart, code-named Galahad [Colin Firth] tells Gary « Eggsy » Unwin [Taron Egerton], it is not about which school you went to or how you hold your cutlery: “It is about being at ease in one’s own skin.” Even when everything stops making sense, ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ is unstoppable lots of gratuitous over the top fun.Blu-ray Video Quality – The film’s 2.40:1 theatrical aspect ratio is offered with an awesome gorgeous reference quality 1080p transfer image. Sharpness remains consistently brilliant throughout with hair textures and those handsome costumes by Arianne Phillips showing a remarkable amount of detail. The colour is rich and solid with believable and appealing skin tones. Contrast has been consistently applied to get the most out of the exquisite photography while black levels are quite inky with startling shadow detail.Blu-ray Audio Quality – The awesome 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio surround sound mix is totally perfect for this kind of an action-filled extravaganza with split effects appearing throughout which maximize gunfire, fighting, explosions, and the like in every quadrant of the sound field. Both Henry Jackman and Matthew Margeson have provided awesome music, which gets the full surround experience, and there’s directional led dialogue sprinkled throughout, though most of the well-recorded dialogue has been placed in the centre channel.Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:Special Feature: Kingsman: The Secret Service Revealed [2015] [1080p] [2.39:1 / 16:9] With this awesome and amazing 6-part Look Behind-the-Scenes of ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service,’ where you will get to hear some very interesting intimate views from the actors and people who worked on the film, that is totally fascinating and they are as follows: “Panel to Screen: The Education of a 21st Century Super-Spy” [1080p] [2.39:1 / 16:9] [10:19]. “Heroes and Rogues” [1080p] [2.39:1 / 16:9] [23:09]. “Style All His Own” [1080p] [2.39:1 / 16:9] [10:49]. Tools of the Trade [1080p] [2.39:1 / 16:9] [15:21]. “Breathtakingly Brutal” [1080p] [2.39:1 / 16:9] [17:27]. “Culture Clash: The Comic Book Origins of the Secret Service” [1080p] [16:9] [15:21].Special Feature: Galleries [2015] [1080p] The following individual sections, is composed of a series of awesome still images from the film ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service.’ You can either select AUTO ADVANCE [which I prefer] to launch an awesome slideshow, where images will change every five seconds. Press || on your remote to pause on a selected image. Here are the three separate section and they are as follows: “Behind the Scenes” [1080p] [4:18] Here you get to view a total of 51 images. “Sets” [1080p] [2:03] Here you get to view a total of 24 images. “Props” 1080p] [3:18] Here you get to view a total of 39 images.Theatrical Trailer [2015] [1080p] [2.39:1] [2:22] This is the Original Theatrical Trailer for ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service.’Finally, the cast are all superb with Colin Firth leading the line exceptionally well. It’s hard to imagine that anyone could have tackled this role with quite the same levels of stiff-upper-lipped awesomeness. He also shares a wonderful chemistry with up-and-comer Taron Egerton, a young man who has super-stardom beckoning. After a strong side role in Testament of Youth, Egerton handles his first major lead role with all the charisma and style you could hope for. Taron Egerton and Colin Firth make an excellent on-screen duo, but what a shame Colin Firth would not appear if there was a follow up film, as he was brilliant and I hope there will be a follow up film. The rest of the film is full of remarkable supporting actors too. Mark Strong, Jack Davenport and Sophie Cookson delight whilst Samuel L. Jackson and Sofia Boutella serve up some truly fresh, original villains. And of course a very surprising performance from ‘Star Wars’ legend Mark Hamill has a pivotal cameo and who else could play the head of the Kingsman quite like our national treasure Sir Michael Caine. Kingsman: The Secret Service guarantees a perfect night in. It entertains throughout and proves that big budget action-adventures can be made in the UK. Colin Firth and Taron Egerton are totally sublime together, with the story playfully paying homage to the legacy of James Bond. It is very stylish, funny and quintessentially English. ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ is the first must-see action film of 2015, so much so I watched a second viewing the same evening, that is how good it is and gets a brilliant 5 star rating. Very Highly Recommended!Andrew C. Miller – Your Ultimate No.1 Film AficionadoLe Cinema ParadisoUnited Kingdom
Reviewer: ailinon
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Che bellissima sorpresa è stato questo film. È diventato subito uno dei miei film preferiti. Bravissimi gli attori, ma più di tutto grandissima l’idea della trama: finalmente un cattivo delle spy-story,che è credibile. E che agisce e non straparla soltanto. Lo amo!
Reviewer: Anita’s Kindle
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Very good thriller! Colin Firth is an absolutely classic actor.