Analysis Of The Movie Kingsman

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Everyone needs something to trigger their inspiration or motivation to see or have the impossible happen. Either through supported realistic topics or as an escape from the real world. Humans watch movies to see a different perspective of life or as entertainment. Movies are a huge industry that catches the publics’ eyes in many ways , whether it is through events or things that are displayed or presented in an eye popping matter for example advertisement. The media are masters of adveritsement, it doesn't matter if the only way to get the news or the product out is by providing misleading info to the public. One main resource us propaganda and marketing are which become huge investors in movies. In the film Kingsman: The
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Without consciously thinking the movie presents its events to the common world but, better in an unrealistic way. The movies engage the viewers and the media integrated the ads into the movies theme. This type of way of advertisement does not force viewers to watch like a commercial but is enjoyed because it is part of the movie and is not pointed out specifically. For example the SUNS newspaper was displayed in the background in one of the scenes in the movie, which was advertised as the movies world news, but also puts in mind that it is in the real world to. With that in mind movies present things that are presented in the real world but are translated in the movie to be seen as a better product because of the scenery that is portrayed well in the advertisement. In this movie the Kingsman they advertise the good life in a very luxury way. They presented teenage dream of being one of the chosen to work under secretes services and be handed all the awesome technology and events. The alcoholic beverages were always present, British tailored suits were always mentioned and worn throughout the movie, a high class Kingsman Bremont watch was well presented on the wrist of one of the main characters Harry Hart. When the characters were not present in fancy tailored suits they wore Adidas brand clothing. It was presented to be worn in several scenes as a laid back …show more content…
In the Kingsman movie, not just anyone is accepted in this recruitment. The majority of the team came from well high class background except the main character Harry “Eggy”. While lavish lifestyles and wear were being advertised so was the

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