What age is appropriate for Kingsman?

Kingsman: The Secret Service was formally age rated at 15 in November 2014, ready for an early 2015 release. The short classification information, BBFCinsight read ‘strong bloody violence, strong language’.

Why is Kingsman a 15?

The movie was originally on course for an 18 rating before the BBFC advised 20th Century Fox to reduce violent scenes to achieve a lower rating. The offending scenes were removed and Kingsman was awarded a 15 when submitted for formal classification.

Is Kingsman The Secret Service funny?

Stylish, brutal and hilarious. ‘Kingsman’ is an extremely quintessentially British flick full of over-the-top yet hilarious comedy, brutal violence and a quirky image of England.

Is Kingsman: The Secret Service OK for kids?

Not For Kids – Mostly Enjoyable but Diminished by a Few Scenes.

Is the movie Kingsman The Secret Service for kids?

Parents need to know that although it looks like a fun action flick, it’s got a few red flags. The f-bomb is dropped every other sentence – no exaggeration – and there are a few g-d’s as well. It’s definitely not for kids.

How old do you have to be to watch Kingsman?

age 18+ Not For Kids – Mostly Enjoyable but Diminished by a Few Scenes Kingsman is an enjoyably creative and clever send-up of Bond style secret agent movies which suffers from a few bad scene choices which diminish its appeal.

How old do you have to be to watch the Secret Service?

Fun movie for ages 14 and up! The Secret Service is a GREAT movie for any person ages 14 and up! I probably wouldn’t take a 12 or 13 year old, but if you think the child is mature it’s fine. What I’m trying to say is that any mature teen should be able to handle the movie. It’s mainly just intense action violence wit This review…

Why are the explosions in Kingsman The Secret Service so violent?

With Pomp and Circumstance playing in the background, dozens of world leaders and wealthy people have their arms detonated. The explosions are brightly colored like fireworks and the scene is intended to be humorous, but is still technically violent because arms are exploding.