Kick-Ass kicks ass (sorry but it does)

Rating: 9/10 (10 October 2010)

What can I say, Kick-Ass was just absolutely fantastic and such a brilliant experience. The story was brilliantly written and very clever. The actors were fantastic and they really brought their characters to life, especially Chloe Grace Moretz who played the awesome 11-year-old superhero Hit Girl who probably had the most violent scenes in the movie and used the most bad language too. Aaron Johnson, who plays the main character Kick-Ass, was brilliant and he played his character about an ordinary teenager wanting to be a superhero, cleaning the streets from crime brilliantly. The direction was done very well and the cinematography was outstanding, the action scenes were fantastically executed and the script was very cleverly written. Kick-Ass isn't really one of those comedy movies where you laugh a lot, actually you'd be surprised of how dark it really is. It's a dark comedy and it's guaranteed that you'll enjoy it.
Since seeing the trailer for this movie in January, this was one of the movies I really wanted to see this year. Kick-Ass manages to smash all expectations to smithereens and manages to be original and not fall into the been-there-done-that superhero movies we normally see today. Kick-Ass was a roller-coaster made to draw you into the movie, leaving you with a grin on your face. It wasn't made to amaze you or to be good, it was made to be great and something out-of-the-ordinary and I believe it succeeded with great ease.
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