Kingsman undercover agents don't need any zeros at the end of their names. This spy service is decidedly non-governmental and understandably super-secret compared to other British services. The number of its agents is fixed, and any who leave (usually involuntarily and painfully) are replaced by a carefully trained and tested newcomer recommended by one of the agents on duty. It is because of this that the sons of prominent families are the ones who get into the selection system. The exception to the rule is Gary "Eggsy" Price (Taron Egerton), who is an ordinary kid equipped with a high IQ, unfinished training in the Marines, and a county award for gymnastics. But now he spends most of his time on the streets, is unemployed and headed for the slammer. At just the right moment, he is offered a new lease on life by one of Kingsman's agents - super-spy Harry Hart (Colin Firth), who not only looks but also acts like a true English gentleman. At least most of the time. Sometimes you just can't. And since this is not only a funny movie, but a suspenseful one, we need a proper main villain. That's Richmond Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson), a billionaire environmentalist and disillusioned environmentalist. He hates the sight of blood and is about to kill off a really big chunk of the planet's population. As a result, he wants to save it, and in doing so, he sacrificially disregards the loss of any alien life. Helping him to do this is Gazelle (Sofia Boutella), an intelligent beauty with amputated legs, in place of which she has deadly running blades. Will Harry and Eggsy be able to uncover the truth about Valentine's ingenious diabolical plan in time to stop him?
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