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Kick Ass!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krOzVRj9z88&NR=1
Official Trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBO3hBSga6k
The rude trailer.:o
I thought the film was about Hit Girl but it seems not, anyway it looks pretty terrific and was written by a Brit from her own comic. Brad Pitt helped finance it too. If you can stand bad language watch the rude version, the Batman joke had me in stitches.:D
Official Trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBO3hBSga6k
The rude trailer.:o
I thought the film was about Hit Girl but it seems not, anyway it looks pretty terrific and was written by a Brit from her own comic. Brad Pitt helped finance it too. If you can stand bad language watch the rude version, the Batman joke had me in stitches.:D
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"her"? hit girl or the writer? as the writer in male...
It looks like a typical Millar project in my opinion. Something that is ok, but not great, yet is hyped beyond belief by certain people, mainly due to them worshipping the ground Millar walks on.
Hit Girl looks hot.
Hit Girls about 13 isn't she?
The screenplay was part written by Jonathan Ross's wife, the Daily Mail are already going crazy over it (in a bad way).
Maybe if she was older she'd be "hot".
She looks like Stephanie from Lazy Town.
I only saw the interview from the Premiere when I posted, teach me to listen to a showbiz reporter I guess.
she also wrote the screenplay for 'stardust' which matthew vaughan also directed (he has directed kick ass)
i think it looks ace
has been getting 5 star reviews
and any film that winds up the daily mail has got to be worth seeing..
Gangsterrrrrrz, what's up guys?:D
Jane's dress notwithstanding the film looks good
That's what made want to see it even more. I love McLovin in superbad. He was the funniest one in it.
If it's rated 15 (R in the US), how exactly is it blurring the lines between adult and childrens entertainment? Kick Ass has never been marketed as anything other than an adult comic/movie. Does the DM think that all comics are for kids?!?!
I've just been looking at the times for Kick Ass on Friday, and for some reason there are no daytime showings before 17:30 at either Cineworld or VUE. Any reason for this?
What sounds like that?
I would let my kids watch South Park, but not until he'she's at least 11 or 12.
I don't know anything about Watchmen, apart from that it's a violent 18-rated superhero movie.
South Park is rated 15 in the UK and rightly so (i'm a huge fan of it myself) and Watchmen is rated 18 but parents will still let their kids watch them because a) it's just a cartoon b) it's just a comic book movie like superman.
As CJ states, the movie is not marketed as R/15 and is not for kids, even if it is a comic superhero kung fu type movie.
This film, as with others which the same uprising stars, are for 15+ even if some of the stars are young and swearing profusely and contain comic violence (as in Role Models, Superbad etc.)
LMFAO!
I didnt know how old she was, I apologise
Looks like a good bit of fun to me.
Hit Girl is just amazing, definitely the best character, I think she was supposed to be 11 and it seemed most of the swearing and violence came from her, it was a bit freaky though to see her fighting in this school uniform and pigtails.
I know people who went who said they didn't think it was that good so I think its a film where you either love it or you hate it but the majority seemed to love it.
all the ads say opening 26 march
it actually opens 2nd april
the screenings this friday, saturday and sunday are advance screenings only and in some cases are only in the evening
Kick-Ass could be the greatest film in the universe, but the Daily Mail were bound to try and create some faux outrage about it simply because it's written by Jonathan Ross's wife. :rolleyes: