Showing posts with label Kick-Ass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kick-Ass. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

The Red Band Trailer and Poster for Kick-Ass 2 Has Arrived!!

Finally, We are given the first trailer for Kick-Ass 2 and its red band!! Thank you Universal for doing a red band first to give us fans what we all were dying to see, foul language and crazy fighting from high school masked crime fighters. Is it just me who wanted to see that? nahhhh 

The trailer is here to prove to us that with a different director it will still have the feel and heart of the first one. Jeff Wadlow is ok in my book so far with how this movie is shaping up. Also, Jim Carrey is very out of character for this movie with a role that makes him almost unrecognizable to most. 


When we last saw junior assassin Hit Girl and young vigilante Kick-Ass, they were trying to live as normal teenagers Mindy and Dave. With graduation looming and uncertain what to do, Dave decides to start the world's first superhero team with Mindy. Unfortunately, when Mindy is busted for sneaking out as Hit Girl, she's forced to retire—leaving her to navigate the terrifying world of high-school mean girls on her own. With no one left to turn to, Dave joins forces with Justice Forever, run by a born-again ex-mobster named Colonel Stars and Stripes.

Just as they start to make a real difference on the streets, the world's first super villain, The Mother F%&*^r, assembles his own evil league and puts a plan in motion to make Kick-Ass and Hit Girl pay for what they did to his dad. But there's only one problem with his scheme: If you mess with one member of Justice Forever, you mess with them all.




I can not wait to see Kick-Ass 2 on August 16! 

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Matthew Vaughn Not Directing X-Men: Days of Future Past but Bryan Singer is in Running!

This news came to a shock to me that Vaughn is getting out of the directors chair for his sequel film X-Men: Days of Future Past. The good news is he will still be around as producer, even better news is X-Men 1 and 2 director Bryan Singer is on top of list of replacement directors!


It seems that Vaughn and Singer are pulling the old switch-a-roo on the production. Singer was producer of First Class and helped write the script for it, so he is no stranger to the prequels of his own films. I have faith in the decisions and hope Singer accepts because he will need a rebound good film after Jack The Giant Slayer (formally Killer) will be horrible. Just speculation but have you seen the trailer!? Lets all campaign for Bryan Singer to return to the series he helped make and make it better.

More news to come

Benjamin Myers 

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Jim Carrey Officially Joins 'Kick-Ass 2' !!

After weeks of speculation, Legendary Jim Carrey has joined the already awesome cast of the anticipated sequel Kick-Ass 2 as Colonel Stars! I have been noticeably a huge fan of Carrey since I was 4. Every kid wanted the Ace Ventura doo right??….just me? So this casting is a big plus in my book with shooting of the film starting in like 5 days! 


The news came from the director himself on twitter when he tweeted: 
6 days till we start shooting… and we officially have our Colonel. Alrighty f’n then!
I think the Ace Ventura catchphrase really gets the casting across pretty well. Carrey will play Colonel Stars, who once was an enforcer for the Genovese family that survived the Big Daddy and Hit-Girl massacre in Kick-Ass (actually mentioned in film). Well, he decides to switch sides and be a good guy with fellow enforcer and brother Lieutenant Stripes. I can't wait to see this film come together.

Everyone is returning from first film including Nic Cage as Big Daddy. Along with new characters from comics including Doctor Gravity (Donald Faison), Javier (John Leguizamo), and rumored Insect Man and Night Bitch.

Kick-Ass 2 will hit theaters on June 28th, 2013

Benjamin Myers 

Thursday, August 9, 2012

First Kick-Ass 2 Banner!!

Although, Kick-Ass 2 won't start production until around September, it's never to early start marketing. A banner was released a couple of days ago on the official Kick-Ass Facebook page, but just randomly disappeared until earlier.

The banner doesn't release anything expect adding some lettering to the title and a release date!! Are you ready for it?! it comes out on….(in)….2013!! So no official release date other than next year. It's not much but it is showing the film is moving forward and more cast members are getting contracted. 

Kick-Ass 2 kicks into theaters in 2013 


Benjamin Myers 

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Tony Scott Directing Nemesis

20th Century Fox recently acquired the rights to Mark Millar's graphic novel Nemesis and plan on having acclaimed director Tony Scott direct the big screen version of the crazy good graphic novel.

This is what Mark Millar wrote on his official website:


Oh, man. It's so good to finally be able to talk about this:


The man who shot Maverick in Top Gun, Bruce in the Last Boy Scout, yelled action for Will Smith in Enemy of the State, directed Denzel in Man on Fire (one of the finest revenge movies ever made), had Tarantino rework Hackman's dialogue in Crimson Tide and gave me Deneuve's naughtiest performance in The Hunger is directing our movie. Oh, AND he did True Romance, for my money the best of all the Tarantino flicks. Tony Scott: I can't even pretend to be cool about this.

Bryan Hitch and I would reference Tony on a weekly basis when we were doing The Ultimates. Our dream was an Ultimates movie with Scott directing because he can do the character work and the intensity, but also handle scale and action like practically no other. The idea of a him helming a superhero movie had us giddy and here he is directing the one Steve McNiven and I created. We found out last Friday night and managed to keep a secret from all but a few of our closest friends and family. But this is the call I had a couple of weeks back, which I described as the most exciting of my career; Tony on the blower chatting about how he wanted to shoot certain scenes if we gave him the rights. He was buzzing about it, describing Steve as the best comic book artist he's seen in over twenty years. We talked casting, we talked budget (and we're talking way more than Wanted and Kick-Ass put together here in terms of money for him to play with) and we talked with Fox about making this into a major franchise, something they're really going to invest their time and energy into.


As you can imagine, I'm more than excited. Steve is delirious and this puts our books instantly in an entirely different league in Hollywood terms. Tony said this was a very timely project and Fox want to get this moving as soon as possible. Next up is a script and the writer we talked about did one of my top five movies of all time. The actor he's shooting for as the lead character is going to blow your socks off.


I'm happy and Steve's happy. This has been the most exciting week you can imagine and we're enormously appreciative of all the people who have been waiting around for the twenty-four hours we've been waiting for the news to go live. It's incredibly affirming to have people so into the work that they care enough and apologies for the delay in getting this out there, but we hope you agree this is awesome news.


Very best wishes,
MM


So, this is just great news all-around. I am a huge fan of Wanted and Kick-Ass and can't wait to what Tony Scott can do with this great material.


Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15
Email: BenMyers92@gmail.com

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Kick-Ass Review

Kick-Ass is the best comic-book movie since The Dark Knight. The movie is great from every aspect of gore, profanity and humor and is just..well Kick Ass!

I waited for this film to get released since Comic-Con 2009. I just watched the clips they had shown there and was instantly interested in this offbeat superhero movie. Kick-Ass was just something I never saw in any comic-book movie; mixing so much humor and wrongness, that makes it seem right.

I realized that this movie was awesome from just the first 5 minutes with the voiceover by the main character. That just set the mood for what you were about to see.

The characters have to be the absolute best part of the movie with Kick-Ass, Big Daddy, Red Mist and the best of all Hit-Girl. The main character Kick-Ass is lovable and just a normal teen trying to make a difference. Every normal teenager can relate to dave (Kick-Ass) as high-school student just being there and unknown. Red Mist is also they same way as Kick-Ass in the sense of being an unknown kid, but he is the son of a rich and powerful villain.

Then, there is Big Daddy and Hit-Girl. The duo is just a nightmare for every criminal and grandparent taking their grandkids to go see a cute comic-book movie. They are as real as anybody will get to become a hardcore vigilante. They have the training and the fire power to basically kill the entire mafia. Well, if the mafia even existed...cough...cough..they do....cough. Big Daddy is the perfect character for Nic Cage with the personality to loving and being able to blow a guys head off a second later. I love the tongue-in-cheek reference to being similar to Batman, but being able to actually kill people without a problem. The best character and most controversial reason for this movie to get blasted by soccer moms everywhere. She has the mouth of a sailor and she is only, like 11 years old! She is sweet and adorable without the costume and every mothers dream-child. When, she puts on the costume she just turns bold and a killing machine without any remorse. She was the most intriguing character in film within the last 20 years.

The thing that made this movie work with its eccentric story and characters is the sense of realism within the world it is set in. The cinematography and direction really showed the bright colors and clearness in the really awesome universe of Kick-Ass and is very close to being almost like our world is now. Matthew Vaughn should get some awards for this movie in the near future. I really loved the realism and hope other filmmakers take note of the great tool.

The only downside is the cliches kinda get out of hand with some coming strait from Spider-Man. For example, the house where Dave lives is basically the same house as spider-man; I even said to my friend next to me "just watch because Mary Jane will be taking her trash out at the same time as he is getting home. Also, the training on the roof and drawing in his notebook at school. It just bugged me a little bit.

I would recommend this film to all high-school kids willing to see some brutality mostly caused by a little girl to see a great all around film. I will say that if you are older than 45 and don't like violence, then just pass this by and go take your grandchildren or your own kids to see How To Train Your Dragon.

Kick-Ass is simply Kick-Ass

A-

Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Friday, April 16, 2010

In Theaters

Friday, April 16, 2010

Wide Release
Kick-Ass (R)



Death At A Funeral (R)


Limited Release
The Joneses (R)

The Perfect Game (PG) 

Exit Through The Gift Shop (R)

The Secret in Their Eyes (R)

Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Monday, February 22, 2010

Kick-Ass Coming to PSN and iPhone

Today, WHA Entertainment, announced it is bringing Kick-Ass to the Playstation Network and iPhone on April 15th.  Based on the upcoming film of the same name, Kick-Ass will give players the option to step into the shoes of 3 characters: Kick-Ass, Hit Girl, and Big Daddy.  The main quest will have a story line similar to the film.  Along with the main quest, there is also many sub-missions and mini games to play.  Players will have the option to play alone or with 2 players locally.  WHA Entertainment also promises a "plethora" of gore.  Here are some screens of the action.



Dominic Sacco
PSN ID: sacco2011

Friday, February 5, 2010

Trailers Released This Week

Here are some Trailers Released This Week.

International Kick-Ass Red Band Trailer



Chloe 



Grown Ups




Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Sunday, January 17, 2010

New Colorful Kick-Ass Poster

This is the new one-sheet for Kick-Ass. The poster is simple, but extremely colorful and grabs your attention. The poster is just part of the recent marketing phase by Lionsgate for the film that is smart and effective. This movie looks just amazing can't wait for April 16th.




Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Friday, January 8, 2010

Trailers Released This Week

Here is a few of the cool trailers released this week.

From Paris With Love




Full Kick-Ass trailer




She's Out of My League




Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Monday, December 21, 2009

New Kick-Ass "Red Band" Trailer

This is a new Kick-Ass "redband" trailer focused on Hit-Girl (Chloe Moretz). The trailer gives more of an insight on her capabilities as a fighter and a kid. I will warn you that the scenes shown are very graphic with things like a little girl chopping off a grown man's leg and dropping the "F-Bomb". Starring Nicholas Cage, Aaron Johnson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Chloe Moretz.  Hitting theaters on April 16, 2010.

Check out trailer






















Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Thursday, December 17, 2009

New Kick-Ass "Hit-Girl" Poster

The newest "character" poster for next years highly anticipated comic-book adaptation Kick-Ass. The poster is of Hit-Girl (Chloe Moretz). Also starring Nicholas Cage, Aaron Johnson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Mark Strong. Hitting theaters on April 16th, 2010.

Click Image to Enlage




Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Monday, December 14, 2009

New Kick-Ass "Big Daddy" Poster and Clip

UGO has debuted a brand new character poster of Nicholas Cage's Big Daddy from Matthew Vaughn- directed Kick-Ass and a restricted clip that was shown at San Diego Comic-Con. The clip features Big Daddy teaching Hit-Girl (Chloe Moretz) about guns and things. Watch the clip it's very funny.

Here is Poster

Click to Enlarge



Here is Clip




Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: fusionman15

Friday, November 13, 2009

Trailer of the Week- Kick-Ass

This weeks Trailer of the Week is Kick-Ass. Kick-Ass is the adaptation of Mark Miller's acclaimed comic-book series of the same name. Directed by Matthew Vaughn (Stardust). Starring Aaron Johnson (The Illusionist) as Kick-Ass, Nicolas Cage (National Treasure) as Big Daddy, Chloe Moretz (The Amityville Horror) as Hit Girl, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Superbad) as Red Mist. Enjoy!


Benjamin Myers
PSN ID and Gamertag: Fusionman15