Peter Travers
Rolling Stone
Youth, danger, fun, rule-busting defiance. That's the juice of rock & roll. It's also the juice in Kick-Ass, a mosh pit of a comic-book movie that dares you to dive into its anarchy. Even when the film swerves off its twisty tracks, there's something potently unslick about the take of Brit director Matthew Vaughn (Layer Cake, Stardust) on the vision of writer Mark Millar (Wanted). Ever since audiences got a pervy taste of Kick-Ass at July's Comic-Con, tight-asses have been nervously clenching.
The hate is aimed at Hit Girl, an 11-year-old killer with a Mamet mouth, a Tarantino jones for violence and a vigilante Big Daddy (Nicolas Cage) who teaches her to avenge the death of her mother. [...]
di Peter Travers, articolo completo (2634 caratteri spazi inclusi) su Rolling Stone 15 aprile 2010
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