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Chris and Taylor review the spy action film "The King's Man" written by Matthew Vaughn and Karl Gajdusek with Vaughn directing.  In the early years of the 20th century, the Kingsman agency is formed to stand against a criminal group plotting a war to wipe out millions.  The film stars Ralph Fiennes, Djimon Hounsou, Gemma Atherton, Matthew Goode, Harris Dickinson, Rhys Ifans, Tom Hollander, Daniel Brühl and Charles Dance.

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Cheerio, ol chaps! Fancy an action-packed British spy thriller that's a bit naughty? The King's Man might just be what the Queen ordered. Intercept Van Ebert's review of this latest Kingsman offering from director Matthew Vaughn with the fantastic Ralph Fiennes. Of course Van will be giving a pint of beer a go while doing this review so grab one yourself if you like while listening to this!

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This week we shared our thoughts on Zack Snyder making a Star Wars movie in all but name, George R R Martin finds more things to keep himself from finishing his Game of Thrones books, The Rock is after Ryan Reynolds, Avatar secrets revealed, and did we just stumble on a secret Archer movie being made? Probably not, but Matthew Vaughn sure seems to be trying his best.  All that and more.


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This week was Ian's pick and he chose 'Kingsman: The Secret Service' and 'Kingsman: the golden Circle.'

On this week's podcast special guest T makes a triumphant return to talk about Lukas Gage's viral video calling out a director for his un-muted snobbery  during a Zoom audition; Cazzie David calling out Pete Davidson's post-relationship disrespect following their breakup; Scott Disick and Amelia Hamlin's fake-ationship; Taylor Swift and Scoot Braun's master-selling mayhem; a Naomi Campbell/Tyra Banks feud update; and Isaiah Washington resurrecting his feud with Katherine Heigl.  

Today on the podcast, Lester and Tariq discuss the Fantasy/Romance Stardust based on the Neil Gaiman Novel, Directed by Matthew Vaughn.

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Justice League predictions and the best of Fantastic Fest 2017. Also how a boy band music video director became the talk of Hollywood. And much much more!

A prime example of trailers fucking everything up. Kingsman: The Golden Circle, violent and smutty as the first, returns with some great additions to the first. However the differences between the film and its promotion come under the lens this week on Ignorance is This, leaving Scott and Oliver asking what it would be like to experience the film that could have been. Oliver also NAILS Scott's stupid Rotten Tomatoes game and HAMMERS home some great Haiku's that stumps Scott's deciphering skills. Gee, I wonder who whote this description.

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This is not the movie you think it is. At least, that's the take of our round table of thugs on The Film Board this week as we spoil Kingsman: The Secret Service. Thankfully, even as we were collectively surprised, we were equally blown away by Matthew Vaughn's contribution to the spy game.

Let's start here and get it right out of the way: Colin Firth is a proper action hero. No one saw that coming, least of all, we imagine, Colin Firth. That's just the first of our stunning realizations this week as we talk about the comic source material from which this film erupts. We take on parallel versus sequential storytelling techniques. We talk about shakycam (GOOD LORD SHAKYCAM) and the cinematographic challenges of making people look like heroes.

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