Kingsman: The Secret Service
**important disclaimer: this week’s episode features significant blue language. Listener discretion is advised. Please tuck the little ones away just this week.
Hello dear listeners!
As a great genius once said, podcast boredom is the virus and The James Bond Complex is the cure.
That’s how the saying goes, isn’t it?
Perhaps not, but we’re sure that our latest episode will keep your tips up, be they poison shoe tips or…any others you can think of.
Matt and Edgar are back with a Detour of a different sort. It’s not that they won’t be talking about British secret service, just not THE British Secret Service. We do away from MI6 for one week to take a look at how the Kinsgman save the world in Matthew Vaughn’s 2014 action-adventure film “Kingsman: The Secret Service.”
And don’t start thinking that just because 007 is absent that there isn’t anything to talk about (the episode flirts with a 2-hour runtime for crying out loud). Quite the contrary in fact. Consider that Kingsman made them extrapolate thoughts on: gender fluidity, comic book to film comparisons, Vince Vaughn directing instead of Matthew, a drive by Kingsman 2 review, breathing in poop air, having rubber for bones, pain face acting even though Brosnan is nowhere to be seen, and so much more.
So sit back, relax, don your finest double breasted suit or women’s workwear and enjoy our latest offering. Are we going sit around all day or are we going to press play!?!
Hello dear listeners!
As a great genius once said, podcast boredom is the virus and The James Bond Complex is the cure.
That’s how the saying goes, isn’t it?
Perhaps not, but we’re sure that our latest episode will keep your tips up, be they poison shoe tips or…any others you can think of.
Matt and Edgar are back with a Detour of a different sort. It’s not that they won’t be talking about British secret service, just not THE British Secret Service. We do away from MI6 for one week to take a look at how the Kinsgman save the world in Matthew Vaughn’s 2014 action-adventure film “Kingsman: The Secret Service.”
And don’t start thinking that just because 007 is absent that there isn’t anything to talk about (the episode flirts with a 2-hour runtime for crying out loud). Quite the contrary in fact. Consider that Kingsman made them extrapolate thoughts on: gender fluidity, comic book to film comparisons, Vince Vaughn directing instead of Matthew, a drive by Kingsman 2 review, breathing in poop air, having rubber for bones, pain face acting even though Brosnan is nowhere to be seen, and so much more.
So sit back, relax, don your finest double breasted suit or women’s workwear and enjoy our latest offering. Are we going sit around all day or are we going to press play!?!
