With three installments of this James Bond spin-off genre,Kingsmanhas taken the world by storm. The first film did impressively well and the other two followed suit, not doing as well but still providing that tell-taleKingsmanstyle many know and love.
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It’s that style that many come back to, the dapper suits, the gentlemen, but most of all,the fight scenes. This franchise has perhaps some of the most impressive fight scenes in cinematic history. Each is perfectly choreographed with some exciting music layered over while still providing the brutality of each punch. Some of these fights stand out and are undeniably the best fight in theKingsmanfilms.
8Kingsman Opening Scene
This scene is the first real fight any viewers get to witness in theKingsmanfranchise. It depicts a poor Mark Hamill who’s been kidnapped in the middle of the mountains. Luckily a rather dapper and confident Kingsman appears, saving the day in an awesome style. While he may not save the day for long, as he does end up losing, the first fight of the film sets the precedent for the style of action many will grow to adore.
Despite the fact that this scene is perfect forStar Warsfans, it’s one that perfectly encapsulates this franchise’s fighting styles. It’s well-choreographed, filled with funny moments, and introduces the two villains for who they really are, even if it doesn’t end well for the poor Kingsman.
7Harry’s Pub Fight
While the opening scene may have been impressive, there is a fight that few will ever forget. When a group of thugs starts harassing Harry and Eggsy, most of the characters on-screen thought the two would get seriously hurt. All except for Harry whopulled off a killer linewhile locking the doors and proceeded to compete in an unforgettable fight using only his hands, umbrella, and a pint glass.
Using smooth and impressive 360 shots, Harry fought with beautiful choreography that showed off how deadly he can really be. Despite not killing any of them, he managed to show off all the skills of a Kingsman, leaving both Eggsy and the audience stunned.
6Church Fight
At the time of the first film, many thought Harry’s pub fight would be the best action sequence. After all, he had the chance to show off his skills to more than one enemy and ultimately defeated them without a second thought. Then Harry entered a church full of people and a chip was activated to make all of them violent.
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Words cannot explain how fantastically this fight was shot, choreographed, or executed. The camera movements were seamless, every element of fighting was meticulously thought out, putting a lot ofsuperhero battlesto shame. While it certainly ended in a shock, viewers will never forget this amazing action sequence.
5End Of The World
One thingKingsmanthrives on is itsaction sequences. They are fun, never take themselves too seriously, yet still manage to look coordinated and undeniably badass. Even while chips are exploding into different colors in time with recognizable classical music.
Either way, Eggsy running around an underground cave easily dispatching the many enemies while being instructed by Merlin is a scene many cannot help but smile at. Mainly due to how badass it looks but also due to the tension, the perfect editing, and of course, the princess.
4Eggsy’s Pub Fight
Although Harry may be no more, the end of the firstKingsmanfilm signifies how far Eggsy has come on his journey to become a better man. So, when he finds himself in the same situation as Harry did, Eggsy knows exactly what to do.
Ultimately, it’s that predictability that viewers loved so much. Almost every movement he does is a repeat of his mentor. It feels like the perfect circle and really shows how Eggsy has changed and developed. The fight is also wonderfully shot, perfectly executed, and is undeniably abattlethat’s a joy to experience.
3Eggsy Vs Charlie
Charlie proves to be a formidable opponent on more than one occasion for poorEggsy, often ruining plans and just being out to destroy him from the moment they meet. So, combine that hatred with a fight that includes robot dogs, one arms, and of course, Elton John and the filmmakers have created a fight that many will enjoy watching for years to come.
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If there’s one thing the creators of theKingsmanfranchise can do well, it’s editing fights. The pure talent involved in making two separate battles flow so seamlessly is entirely present within this action sequence and involved equal battles and a load of laughs in between. This sequence is one of the most memorable in the franchise.
2The Lasso Fight
There were a lot of impressive stunts performed in all threeKingsmanfilms, all complemented by a vicious and beautiful fight. The fight against Eggsy, Harry, and Whisky serves as the boss battle of the secondKingsmanfilm and proves to be a fight many will never forget. Mainly due to the one stunt in which Eggsy jumps through the deadly lasso and lands like a gymnast.
Rather than the battle being betweenone skilled fighter and loads of goons, this fight explores three experienced fighters who are determined to win. That desperation, training, and awesome use of gadgets are all mixed up to create a truly tense but beautiful experience.
1The King’s Man Vs Rasputin
While the more recentKingsmanfilm wasn’t as big of a hit as the first installment, it still brought that classic style many have grown to know and love. This is particularly prominent in the scene in which a showdown occurs between the three members of The Kings Man and Rasputin. In glorious fashion and true to history, Rasputin displays such little care for his own life and such elegance that it’s almost entrancing watching him fight.
While deadly, this battle is combined with more than just fantastic music and great choreography. Rasputin’s fighting adds elements ofdancethat look so funny but so deadly at the same time. It’s a wonder there hasn’t been more of that style.
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