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Based on a graphic novel series (entitled merely The Secret Service) by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons, Kingsman: The Secret Service is something of a scavenger hunt of references for those who either grew up with iconic spies like James Bond or Napoleon Solo, or who came to love them later on either home video or television rebroadcasts. Perhaps because the film begins with a rather disturbing sequence involving a black ops mission gone awry in the Middle East in 1997, one that is played straight and with no winking subtext, Kingsman: The Secret Service's more whimsical tendencies take a while to achieve their foothold. A young secret agent in training loses his life during the 1997 mission, and mission commander Harry Hart (Colin Firth), who goes by the codename Galahad, is obviously distraught about it.