Kick-Ass

Find one review that doesn't say that Hit Girl steals the show. She gets the best scenes, and actually complicates the plot... So, I guess you don't have to pass on Kick-Ass.

The plot doesn't add up to much, but doesn't have to, as this is a film defined by its high-energy, go-for-it-whatever, convention-toppling spirit.

f you're one of the many nerdy high school boys plagued with unpopularity and pimples, you'll adore the underdog story of Kick-Ass. But if you're one of the rest of us, you probably won't.

Most of the lessons in Kick-Ass are juvenile, but Lordy are they stylishly told.

Forget Thor, Captain America, or anyone else the superhero movie craze has coming our way; I want more Kick-Ass!

This movie made me feel old and out of touch in a way I can't quite describe, and while I can't imagine that was Vaughn's ultimate goal if it was to say he succeeded would be super-powered understatement.

Given the safe, PG-13-rated tenor of most superhero movies today, something offbeat (and R-rated) like Kick-Ass comes as a shock, albeit a welcome one.

Everything is clever, with irreverent impertinence… devilishly fun. [Full review in Spanish]

Kick-Ass entertainingly and effectively subverts the superhero genre, while providing a hilarious comic book reality check. [Full review in Spanish]

For now let's just sit back and enjoy a film that comes along all too rarely, a film that will reignite your love of celluloid.