10 Best & 10 Worst Movies By Kingsman Actors

1. Jaws: The Revenge (Michael Caine)

Halle Berry isn't the only Kingsman actor to appear in their own terrible shark movie, though, and to her credit, Dark Tide isn't quite as atrocious as the Michael Caine-starring Jaws: The Revenge. Yes, that's Jaws 4.

It's a film so bad that Caine himself has joked about its awfulness ("I have never seen it, but by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific!"), Jaws the Fourth sees the titular beast attempting to take revenge on the remaining members of the Brody family. Seriously.

Nominated for seven Razzies (including Worst Supporting Actor for Caine), it's infamous as the worst kind of cash-in sequel: stupid, lazy and poorly made.

But now that these terrible films are all done with, it's time to celebrate the very best movies the Kingsman cast has appeared in over the years...

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10. X-Men: Days Of Future Past (Halle Berry)

Bryan Singer successfully managed to get the X-Men franchise back on track with this clever soft reboot, which uses time travel to jettison the more divisive narrative elements of Brett Ratner's X-Men: The Last Stand, while also incorporating the continuity of First Class.

A thoroughly entertaining clash of new and old X-Men, Days of Future Past is by far one of the best X-Men movies, melding its dizzyingly twisty narrative with sizzling set-pieces and terrific performances, especially the ever-reliable Hugh Jackman and James McAvoy.

Though it's a little too Mystique-centric for its own good, more often than not this is a terrific apology for The Last Stand and an exceedingly inventive course-correction for the series.