Kingsman: the Golden Circle

Audiences didn’t flock to the sequel to Ridley Scott’s cult sci-fi classic. It performed well below expectations.

Audiences were split on ‘American Made,’ ‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle,’ and ‘It.’

Wondering why C-Tates’ part in the new spy comedy was so small? Apparently it was originally intended to be much bigger.

It feels like we’ve been watching the same six or seven movies shift places on the charts for weeks now, which makes what happened this weekend such a breath of fresh air. With four new releases all cracking the charts, we’ve at least got a little bit of variety in the titles we’ll be discussing, and no The Emoji Movie near the list. I’ll put that down as a win in my book any day of the week. Here’s the estimated box office grosses as of Sunday afternoon:

If you’re wondering how Colin Firth’s super-spy managed to survive certain death in ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service,’ this is how. And it’s kind of ingenious.

Vaughn was not happy that the trailers for ‘The Golden Circle’ revealed Colin Firth’s character was still alive.

Want to know the movies that inspired the spy adventure? Here’s all the references and Easter eggs to James Bond and other spies in ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service.’

Colin Firth and Julianne Moore star in more retro spy shenanigans from Matthew Vaughn and the team that brought you ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service.’

Given the fact that the first Kingsman movie was a spot-on homage to James Bond movies, you’d think we’d all be excited for more of the same. More debonair spy sequences, more dangerous undercover double-speak, and more gunfights in famous locations. Instead, 20th Century Fox has flipped the script, giving us a sequel that promises a delightful sendup of American action movies as well. What would happen if James Bond and John Rambo were forced to join forces to solve an international mystery? If the early trailers and credits are any indication, we’re about to find out.

Who is coming for the Kingsman in their new sequel? Find out in this new teaser about their new enemy, played by Julianne Moore.