Kick-Ass is a badass movie (but in a good way)

Rating: 10/10 (14 December 2010)

As a Marvel comic geek, you know what to expect in graphic books such as characters saving the world and defeating the bad guys, who sometime in most stories always gets the girl. But when a Marvel comic book gets turn into a live-action superflick movie, it gets a PG-13 rating right? Well all of them do....expect for one.
That tile I would highly called is Kick-Ass. Why? Because not only does the hero kicks the bad boys' asses, he also gets his own ass kicked too. (So you can see why they gave it such a funny title lol)
Based off the 2008 comics by Mark Millar, Kick-Ass tells the story about a high school kid named Dave who dreams about being a superhero, but it's not an easy job to do it. But once he does, he inspires others. Those others such as a father and a daughter named Damon and Mindy, who take up the names of Big Daddy and Hit-Girl, along with a kid around Dave's age named Chris who becomes Red Mist, but he isn't all what he appears to be.
As the movie-going fans, we all love watching a good superheroes fighting crime and busting villains. But why can't we have those in real life?
The creator's idea for Kick-Ass is quickly clever for coming up with an idea like that. Besides all of the action, and the blood gory fighting sequences, you would think that after seeing this movie, you were gonna wish you turn into a superhero yourself.
But it is not your average hero movie so it gets an R rating because of the strong language and the extremely hard-gore battling parts. So if you're used to watching highly gun-shooting-saving-the-world or comedy movies, then Kick-Ass is the perfect time to go see it.