Quiet Earththe excitement was really about seeing an 11-year old girl taking names and in that respect, as well as a few others, Kick-A...
The Moving ArtsHit-Girls existence renders the entire first half of the movie pointless, and the film on the whole utterly devoid of intern...
Film-BookAs a comedy, perhaps the last viable sanctuary for this film, it is intermittently funny but the director couldnt have wante...
The New York TimesA story about a teenager who yearns to be a superhero, and a little girl who’s the star of her own splatter-happy head trip,...
Atomic PopcornFilled with smart banter, raw and ruckus street fighting and great laughs courtesy of the warped friendship that blossoms be...
Popscorn"For all the shootings, stabbings, and one exploding body in a microwave, Kick-Ass treats violence in a very matter-of-fact ...
SlateThat a protagonist lacks superpowers is no reason for him to lack motivation, conviction, or purpose.
San Francisco Chronicle"Kick-Ass" lives up to the promise of its title, but it's better than its title, too.
Get the Big PictureIt's a movie nobody wanted to touch a year ago and now it's a movie that ought to change the game.
ReelViewsWe have entered the world of post-modern superheroes, where the concept of someone with special powers doing battle against ...
Chicago Sun-TimesWill I seem hopelessly square if I find “Kick-Ass” morally reprehensible and will I appear to have missed the point?
Entertainment WeeklyYearning to be a superhero isn't the same thing as actually being one, but the two states aren't nearly as far apart as they...
FilmShaftAlong with Shutter Island this is the best film so far this year and one that left me leaving the cinema with a big smile on...
Aint It Cool NewsDespite its weaknesses, Millar wrote a fine blueprint comic book to this film, but it was Vaughn and Goldman who injected wh...
Are You Screening?Kick-Ass is pure, high-speed action at its best, with a lot of wild laughs thrown in for good measure, and most everything g...
EmpireA ridiculously entertaining, perfectly paced, ultra-violent cinematic rush that kicks the places other movies struggle to re...
IGN Movies"Kick-Ass" is something new, however -- a superhero movie unlike any that has gone before.
Variety"Kick-Ass" most certainly does. Equal parts audacious dark comedy, wish-fulfillment fantasy and over-the-top, tongue-in-chee...
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Director: Matthew Vaughn
Writer: Matthew Vaughn
Studio: Lionsgate
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Aaron Johnson, Lyndsy Fonseca
Release: April 16, 2010
Writer: Matthew Vaughn
Studio: Lionsgate
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Aaron Johnson, Lyndsy Fonseca
Release: April 16, 2010
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