Mine was nearly kicked (screen)

Rating: 7/10 (31 May 2010)

Just before the start of the movie, some young idiots tried to make me change my seat because they were a band, but I stand up and they had to split! In fact, this helps to understand what the movie is about: not really superheroes because in the real world, they don't exist but about courage because all of us can show it we wanted. That's why courage was perceived by my favorite writer (PKD) as the finest quality because without it, all the others qualities are useless. If you let bad things happens and do nothing, you are as guilty as the actual wrong doer. This movie is great telling this lesson because you see that there are only a few people awake and aware of their duties while all the others are passive.
This movie is also a funny and accurate testimony about teens in the third millennium: Girls, wanking, comics-books are still present but now Internet, cellulars, social groups are part of the life and change it forever. Every moment in life becomes faster and as Bill Gates said, the world is right at the tip of your finger.
As a comic fan, I particularly liked the sketches of JRJR (John Romita JR, the actual artist of the comic) that can be seen at the Big Daddy Hideout and in the comic montage even if his story was difficult to understand. I can't judge if this is a faithful adaptation or not because I don't have read the original comics yet.
I can only say that it was great up to the online beating. The stroboscopic light was great and I think it would have been a terrific grand finale. But, the movie adds another reel after this and it was not "Kick Ass" anymore but a Bond movie with a lot of gadgets.
But, I had fun overall and this new and cool cast worths paying attention!