overbearing composition, milk-toast scenes, and dry writing that lack the choreography, camera-work, and charm that characterized the first two movies.
movie reads more like a boring period fiction than the hyperactive comedy of a kingsman film.
the story follows some formulaic script as if the audience is a bunch of 12 months old that can't put two and two together.
it's honestly really cringe. i expected more since it's the same director for all three movies; however, it appears he's nothing without cinematographer Richmond, editor Hamilton, and music composer Jackman.
20th century was right to cancel the King's Man sequel if it was gonna be anything like this one.
1- star 👎