Among all films I have ever seen, I like the movie called Kingsman – The Secret Service. It is a great and wonderful movie. In this film, You can see the wild spy action adventure director Matthew Vaughn has made up, based on the same name comic of Mark Millar. And it sounds like Vaughn already has some big ideas for the sequel. Based upon the Mark Millar’s comic book, Kingsman: The Secret Service will tell the story of a special super-secret spy organization that recruits an unrefined but promising street boy into the ultra-competitive training program of the agency just like a global threat emerges from the special twisted tech genius. If you do not want to loose the best time with the interesting action, you have to turn on your TV and watch Kingsman: The Secret Serivce now.
Last week, my roommate introduced me a successful film which has adventurous features, meaningful context and good acting entitled “Virtual city.” The movies told a story about a gamer being accused of rape and murder while he is innocent. After making every effort to escape from a solitary confinement, he is helped by his team player to revenge and find out the truth. Eventually, it turns out that a group of gangland with enormous power and money exploits the poor’s disadvantages to reduce many crimes of the city mayor. The film carries a deep message that the life value in human society has been decreased in 21st century. Specifically, the film’s shot on location in Korea. On one hand, the miserable always lead a good life; on the other hand, the rich enjoy their life by making corrupt use of other people. Throughout the movie, we learn that what goes around comes around. As long as I am concerned, all the characters were carefully casted then played the scenes repeatedly to give out the best quality. The main characters are Kwon Yoo, Yeo Wool and they are played by Ji Chang Wook and Shim Eun Kyung. Both of their acting were excellent, which expressed strong emotions to audience. Additionally, the special effects are fantastic when describing the scene of Kwon Yoo’s prison-break. However, some scenes are not touching due to few unexpected features. Although “virtual city” has just been released, its box office in VN was more than 200 billions VNĐ. Film critics considered it a masterpiece of the worldwide cinema, especially Korea drama
