Bottom
Line: This
real-people-turned-crimefighters follow up lacks much of the heart and
inventiveness that made the original a bona fide, boys-and-their-toys, fanboy
fantasy hit… They’re trying to tell too
much story here and that, ultimately, is where the film looses step – straining
to keep things kinetic and begging us to stay engaged. There’s fun to be had with an exceptional Jim
Carrey plus a league of like-minded do-gooders in tow. They up the ante in juvenile antics,
explosive action and an over-the-top sense of the offbeat. But with so little to care about, it boils
down to nothing more than ultra-vulgar, hyper-violent, self indulgent
cinema. It’s a sporadically fun but
instantly forgettable film that never quite delivers on the promise of its
title.
Starring:
Aaron
Taylor-Johnson, Chloe Grace Moretz, Christopher Mintz-Plasee and Jim Carrey
Directed by: Jeff Wadlow (NEVER BACK DOWN and CRY WOLF)
Rated: R
Running time: 114 minutes
Story: His heroic antics having inspired a
citywide wave of masked vigilantes, Kick-Ass joins their ranks to help clean up
the streets, only to face a formidable challenge when the vengeful Red Mist
transforms himself into the world's first super villain.
Trailer: www.kickass-themovie.com
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