Dave Lizewski decides to become a superhero called Kick-Ass despite having no powers. He teams up with vigilantes Big Daddy and Hit Girl to fight crime. They befriend another hero called Red Mist. However, a criminal mobster schemes to test their alliance. The film is directed by Matthew Vaughn and written by Jane Goldman and Matthew Vaughn. It stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Kick-Ass and Chloe Grace Moretz as Hit Girl. The movie is praised for its outrageous violence, humor, and style but also criticized for not being as shocking as intended or having a fully developed cultural critique.

3. INTRODUCTION
Using his love for comics as inspiration, teenager Dave
Lizewski (Aaron Johnson) decides to reinvent himself as
a superhero -- despite a complete lack of special
powers. Dave dons a costume, dubs himself “Kick-Ass”,
and gets to work fighting crime. He joins forces with the
father/daughter vigilante team of Big Daddy and Hit
Girl, then befriends another fledgling crime-fighter called
Red Mist (Christopher Mintz-Plasse), but a scheming
mobster soon puts their alliance to the test.

4. CREW
DIRECTED BY
Matthew Vaughn
WRITTEN BY
• Jane Goldman
• Matthew Vaughn

5. CAST
• Chloe Grace Moretz ( Hit-girl)
• Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Kick-ass)
• Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Chris D"Amico)
• Nicolas Cage(Damon Macready)

6. • Lyndsy Fonseca (Katie Deauxma)
• Evan Peters (Todd)
• Mark Strong (Frank D"amico)
• Clark Duke (Marty)

7. • Yancy Butler (Angie D"Amico)
• Garrett M. Brown (Mr. Lizewski)
• Omari Hardwick (Sergeant Marcus Williams)
• Sophie Wu (Erika Cho)

8. Dana Tyler
(News
Anchor)
Xander Berkeley
(Detective Vic
Gigante)
Dexter Fletcher
(Cody)

9. POSITIVE SIDES OF KICK-ASS
• Not for the faint of heart, Kick-Ass
takes the comic adaptation genre
to new levels of visual style,
bloody violence, and gleeful
profanity.
• Thoroughly outrageous, jaw-
dropping violent and very funny
riff on the quasi-porn world of
comic books; except that there is
absolutely no 'quasi' about it.

10. • Watching "Kick Ass" is ultimately like being on
a thrill-ride, it doesn't just want to dazzle you,
it's wants to draw you in, ride the wave and
leave the cinema on a high.
• it doesn't do that with gimmicks or tried and
tested formula's, it breaks the mold, shakes
conventions and wants you to be surprised
while complementing all the movies you
already love.

11. NEGATIVE SIDES OF KICK-ASS
• A ridiculously entertaining, perfectly paced,
ultra-violent cinematic rush that kicks the
places other movies struggle to reach. ... The
film's violence is clearly fantastical and
cartoonish and not to be taken seriously.
• The film had ended up a bit less of an over-
the-top action ride.

12. • Never as shocking as it thinks it is, as funny as it
should be, or as engaged in cultural critique as it
could be, Kick-Ass is half-assed.
• It's script is razor-sharp, dumping the pretension of
"the burden of heroism" crippling even the better
superhero films, showing this in actions rather than
long drawn out emoting.

13. CLIMAX
A new villain arrives and he made a new unbeatable super
villain “BADMAN” to kill Hit-girl, Big Daddy, Kick-Ass and
Ass-Kicker. They all fight hard to kill Badman but during the
battle they lost Ass-Kicker. After losing Ass-Kicker Badman
targets to kill Hit-girl but at the last moment Big Daddy save
her. Then the new villain whose name is Marcus, make
another plan to kill Big Daddy and Hit-Girl at the same time.
Then he get very close to succeed but Kick-Ass kills Marcus
from behind and Hit-Girl attacks Badman. When Hit-girl is
fighting with Badman Big Daddy also attacks Badman and
after a while Kick-Ass come along and three of them fight
together to defeat Badman. After a long fight they kill
Badman and save the city from evil.

14. THANK YOU ALL FOR
YOUR PATIENCE