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Marv Films films

Production company

12 films, from Stardust (2007) to Argylle (2024)

films
12
average reader rating
6.9
box office in the UK between 2012 and 2026
£85.9m
its biggest hit: £24.6m
Kingsman: The Golden Circle

The Marv Films film rated highest by MovieNCo readers is Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014), at 8.6. Its biggest hit in the UK is Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017), with £24.6 million. Its busiest decade was the 2010s, with 6 films.

Best rated

The Marv Films films with the highest average rating from MovieNCo readers. Only films already released with at least five votes count.

  1. Kingsman: The Secret Service 2014 8.6
  2. Kick-Ass 2010 8.0
  3. Rocketman 2019 8.0
  4. Stardust 2007 7.5
  5. Kingsman: The Golden Circle 2017 6.8
  6. The Debt 2011 6.6
  7. Eddie the Eagle 2016 6.6
  8. Argylle 2024 5.8
  9. Silent Night 2021 5.5
  10. The King's Man 2021 5.2

Films by year

20072024

Biggest hits in the UK

  1. Kingsman: The Golden Circle 2017£24.6m
  2. Rocketman 2019£23.1m
  3. Kingsman: The Secret Service 2014£16.2m
  4. Eddie the Eagle 2016£8.4m
  5. The King's Man 2021£7.9m

Takings in the UK between 2012 and 2026, from MovieNCo's figures.

All its films

  1. Argylle 2024 5.8
  2. Tetris 2023 7.5
  3. Silent Night 2021 5.5
  4. The King's Man 2021 5.2
  5. Rocketman 2019 8.0
  6. Kingsman: The Golden Circle 2017 6.8
  7. Eddie the Eagle 2016 6.6
  8. Kingsman: The Secret Service 2014 8.6
  9. The Debt 2011 6.6
  10. Kick-Ass 2010 8.0
  11. Harry Brown 2009 7.0
  12. Stardust 2007 7.5

Who it works with

The directors and stars in most Marv Films films.

Frequently asked questions

How many films has Marv Films made?

MovieNCo lists 12 Marv Films films, from Stardust (2007) to Argylle (2024).

What is the best Marv Films film?

According to MovieNCo readers, Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014), with an average rating of 8.6. Next come Kick-Ass (8.0) and Rocketman (8.0).

What is the highest-grossing Marv Films film?

In the UK, Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017), with £24.6 million taken. MovieNCo's box-office figures for the UK run between 2012 and 2026.

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