It's a little darker, bloodier and deals with some fairly serious subject matter but still manages to toss in some out of place one-liners and juvenile crudeness that will surely please the youthful minded. I love the idea of these losers in life joining together to form a Justice League of their own only to be rivalled by a team of super villains who turn to be quite deadly. It doesn't have the same shock-factor as the original did, so they wisely don't try to recreate that and instead opt for some interesting background to the Hit-Girl character, while Kick-Ass himself is left to wander around aimlessly. Not as fun as the original but will probably please it's league of off-kilter fans.
3 sleepy shark tanks out of 5
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I didn't realise you liked the first one so much. I watched it twice; once before reading the comic and once after. I thought it was just average. Millar writes as if he wants his work to be made into a film so it made sense that they did.
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