Episode 46: Kingsman

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Another spy series that pushes the envelope for decency is Kingsman, written by Matthew Vaughn and Jane Goldman. "Kingsman: The Secret Service" sees lowly chav Gary Unwin taught how to be a gentleman, but, like, in a positive way. This is through becoming a Kingsman, part of an unaccountable shadowy spy organisation set up by people who didn't like all these unaccountable shadowy spy organisations. After Kingsman: The Secret Service sets up this benign version of Spectre, Kingsman: The Golden Circle just hits reset on all that careful world-building for the sake of an inferior sequel. Jonathan talks about the first film's many political problems while Richard squirms at the sequel's innovative use of VaginaCam.

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