By Brian Porreca [Warning: This story contains spoilers from Kingsman: The Golden Circle.] While the second ... What do you want to see in the third film? The ending teases that Tatum will take ...

One year after the events of Kingsman: The Secret Service, Eggsy (Taren Egerton) and Merlin (Mark Strong) are thrown into the deep end ... in Kingsman: The Golden Circle, as moments and scenarios ...

ending his review with, “This isn’t quite solid-gold filmmaking. But it might be gold-plated.” Kingsman: The Golden Circle, then, is (at least to critics) a film that will entertain for two ...

are almost programmed with the curiosity about what comes at the very end of a film – including everything after the credits. So: Does Kingsman: The Golden Circle have a post-credits scene?

From beginning to end, this scene is just terrible ... that these films insist their female characters exhibit? Kingsman: The Golden Circle shows nothing but contempt for its female characters.

The first reviews for “Kingsman: The Golden Circle” began rolling out Monday, but if fans are hoping the second film’s double-down on the original’s crazy wackiness would resonate with ...

Kingsman: The Golden Circle 3 out of 5 Stars Director ... but ultimately his character gets the short end of the stick. The action is enjoyable for the most part, it’s the in-between moments ...

There were no terrorist attacks in London in 2014, the year Matthew Vaughn premiered his laddish spy caper Kingsman ... s gotta have some fun. The Golden Circle has matured just enough.

The popular Kingsman franchise originally spawned from a 2012 comic book of the same name, which would eventually launch three films to date (with the third being a prequel) and the promise of a ...

Finally, it should be noted the Kingsman films are nothing if not self-aware, and The Golden Circle appears to want to atone for the ending of The Secret Service, which was widely criticized as ...

Its sequel, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, triples down on all of the above--including its cringeworthy comic sensibilities. The movie lunges, slides, and leaps frenetically from mood to mood ...