5 Reasons Matthew Vaughn’s 'Kingsman: The Secret Service' Is Colin Firth's Best Spy Movie Ever! [WATCH]

The third trailer and more posters have been released for Matthew Vaughn's upcoming Kingsman: The Secret Service. Based on the comic book, The Secret Service, with Colin Firth and Samuel L. Jackson in the lead roles, as hero and villain, it's safe to say this will be the best spy movie ever.

As we previously mentioned, in The Secret Service, a group of terrorists abduct Mark Hamill, the Star Wars: The Force Awakens actor, who is being held against his will in Switzerland. In the movie version, secret agent Harry Hart (Firth) uses his high security rank to release his nephew from prison. Hart sees potential in Eggsy (Taron Egerton), thinking he can turn him into a spy.

The Hollywood Reporter has announced a new series of posters have been released on Twitter and Facebook, along with the trailer. Here are five reasons why Kingsman: The Secret Service will be the best spy movie ever.

5) Action Man

Sure the Pride and Prejudice actor is best known known for his dramatic roles, but check out how the Oscar-winning Firth handles himself as an action hero. After learning how to stop stuttering in The King's Speech, this guy is comfortable in a James Bond suit.

4) The Chick With No Legs

Just like in every spy movie, there's the right-hand man who plays silent, no-nonsense type. This time around, we have a female assassin, Gazelle (Sofia Boutella), with swords for legs. Watch as she takes down a room full of gun-fighters with her sharp blades.

3) Comic Book Movie

Though we wished Vaughn had stayed on to direct X-Men: Days of Future Past, we're excited to see him adapt another of Mark Millar's comics, especially after Kick-Ass.

2) No Mister Bond, I Expect You To Die

We've seen the OldBoy actor is serious roles, but this time he's letting loose. Playing an over-the-top Bond villain bent an world domination, Jackson looks like he's having fun as Valentine.

1) Music To Fight To

As we previously mentioned, we heard a snippet of the untitled Iggy Azalea song featuring Ellie Goulding from the last trailer. Not only is The Knack's My Sharona playing in the background, we also have David Bowie's Suffragette City.

Kingsman: The Secret Service will hit theaters on February 13, just before Valentine's Day. Readers, are you excited to see this spy/action thriller?