Kick-Ass 2

You can't fight your destiny.
Kick-Ass 2 (2013)
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$28 000 000
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$60 795 985
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Actors
Photo Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Dave Lizewski / Kick-Ass
Photo Chloë Grace Moretz
Chloë Grace Moretz
Mindy Macready / Hit Girl
Photo Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Chris D'Amico / The Motherfucker
Photo Lyndsy Fonseca
Lyndsy Fonseca
Katie Deauxma
Photo Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey
Colonel Stars and Stripes
Photo Iain Glen
Iain Glen
Uncle Ralph
Photo Clark Duke
Clark Duke
Marty / Battle Guy
Photo Lindy Booth
Lindy Booth
Night Bitch
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Short description

Kick-Ass 2 continues the story of Dave Lizewski, an ordinary teenager who had taken up a mask and costume as the self-styled hero Kick-Ass. His example has inspired a wave of amateur crimefighters, among them a group organised by the former criminal Colonel Stars and Stripes, and Dave joins their patrols. At the same time his partner Mindy Macready, known as Hit-Girl, is made to give up her vigilante life and try to live as a normal schoolgirl, leaving Dave to carry on without her. Meanwhile Chris D'Amico, the one-time Red Mist, reinvents himself as The Motherfucker and gathers his own crew of villains, aiming to settle scores with the pair. The film is a sequel to Kick-Ass and adapts the comic by Mark Millar.

Jeff Wadlow directed and wrote the screenplay, his third feature after Cry_Wolf and Never Back Down; Brad Pitt, Matthew Vaughn and Adam Bohling produced. Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Chloë Grace Moretz return as Dave and Mindy, with Christopher Mintz-Plasse as Chris, Jim Carrey as the Colonel and Iain Glen as Uncle Ralph. The production cost about 28 million USD and returned roughly 61 million USD worldwide. Audience response was moderate: on IMDb it sits at 6.5/10 from 300,000 votes, and on TMDB at 6.4/10 from 6,721 votes. A critics' rating of 4.9/10 from 211 reviews places it below those viewer scores.

What's left behind the scenes

  • The statue of a child in an army helmet with a grenade in his hand, located in the villain's lair, is the work of British artist Schoony and is called "Boy Soldier".
  • Aaron Taylor-Johnson gained 15 pounds of muscle for the role.
  • Mother Russia rips the car door off and uses it as a shield, then throws it at a police officer, but there are no bullet holes on it anymore.
  • In the comics, Colonel Stars and Stripes is depicted as two brothers: Colonel Stars and Lieutenant Stripes.
  • When Kick-Ass first enters the headquarters of the "Justice Forever" organization, a jar of peanut butter is visible on a shelf. After a close-up of Kick-Ass, the jar disappears.
  • After filming, Jim Carrey changed his attitude towards the film due to the high level of violence depicted in it. He wrote on Twitter: "I did 'Kick-Ass' a month before Sandy Hook and now, with hindsight, I can't support that level of violence. I'm not ashamed of the film, but in light of recent events, I've changed my mind."
  • When the villains are at their base, Chris has two guns on his costume. This weaponry subsequently disappears.
  • In one of the film's lines, Chloë Grace Moretz says a phrase in Russian ("You couldn't handle it when you were being screwed from all sides"), which is subtitled as "I would've thought a cunt like you could handle all those pricks."
  • Most of Jim Carrey's successful lines are the result of the actor's own improvisations.
  • When Mother Russia destroys the police cars, she places a lawnmower on the trunk of one, then reverses into another car with it, and starts the lawnmower, sending it through the windshield. This model of lawnmower requires the control handle to be engaged for it to run, otherwise the engine will shut off.
  • When Mother Russia destroys police cars, a Russian folk melody, "Korobeiniki," used in the game "Tetris" plays in the background.
  • Evan Peters was unable to play the role of Todd Haynes due to scheduling conflicts with the filming of the series "American Horror Story" (2011).
  • Jim Carrey is allotted only 7 minutes and 45 seconds of screen time in this film.
  • The posters in Dave's room — "American Jesus" and "Superior" — are two graphic novels written by Mark Millar.
  • Jim Carrey personally purchased props to look like his character from the comics.
  • In the scene where Mindy shoots Dave during training, two bullet holes are visible in his jacket, although he was shot only once.
  • During the flashback at the funeral, the name Mark Millar can be seen at the top of a poster. Mark Millar is the author of the "Kick-Ass" comics.
  • This is Jeff Wadlow’s first film to receive an “R” rating.
  • When Dave is in the hospital and says he is Pipets, he removes his glasses with his left hand. He is holding flowers in his right hand. A second later, when he is sitting on the bed, the glasses are back on his face.

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