Kick-Ass

Kick-Ass
Kick-Ass

Film Details

Year

2010

Duration

113 minutes

Language

English

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Synopsis

When it came out in the cinemas, Kick-Ass attracted a lot of controversy. The question was: is it okay to have an 11-year-old girl involved in violent scenes both attacking and being attacked in what is basically a superhero comedy? It's about a bullied high school kid who reinvents himself as the costumed avenger Kick-Ass (not without suffering a lot of pain along the way) and becomes an ally of father-daughter team Big Daddy and Hit Girl. It's a funny, exhilarating but also unsettling movie.

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15 Classification

Contains strong language, once very strong, & strong bloody comic violence.

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