Kick A**

[Fresh Tendrils]

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Finally saw it tonight, and I really enjoyed it.

I really liked that it wasn't completely predictable like most movies. Hit Girl was by far the best character, she was freakin awesome.

Only thing I didn't like, and I feel awkward even saying this, was the whole relationship with the hot girl thing.

Spoiler

It went from awkward usual loser/hot girl type thing, to chick like "omg you're already my bff", to dude chillin at her house almost nude rubbin lotion on her.... then all the sudden oh hey I'm gonna jump through your window and tell you I'm not gay and he just gets the biscuit right then and there.... I mean, wtf?

Movie would have been better without it imo.

re spoiler:

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Apparently in the comic he doesn't get the girl. Personally I would have preferred him to continue with that alter-ego.

[Gibbz]

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re spoiler:

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Apparently in the comic he doesn't get the girl. Personally I would have preferred him to continue with that alter-ego.

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He posted her up on top of a dumpster instead.

[SouthernBrick]

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As far as the cursing, it's hilarious that anyone wants to act like little kids don't curse anyway. I was just at a hotel and there were a group of kids saying all kinds of stuff.

I know right. I was definitely surprised because, how many movies do you see a little kid(a girl nonetheless) cursing like she's grown. I loved it and found it pretty humorous myself.

I know little kids that curse more than me and that is really saying something.

[Streets]

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Finally saw the movie today. It was amazing! Hit-Girl was by far my favorite character (like many others). I liked that the good and bad guys weren't so clearly defined.

[Beantown]

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I got halfway through it before my copy busted.

Absolutely amazing so far. Can't wait to view the final half.

[GAMEC0CK2002]

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Very, very good movie. McLovin as Red Mist= Awesome.

[Streets]

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I got halfway through it before my copy busted.

Absolutely amazing so far. Can't wait to view the final half.

Check your box.

[Beantown]

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Thanks.

Got the second half of mine working (before I noticed your PM, Streets).

Holy ****. Awesome movie. Defintely a first-day purchase when it comes out on DVD.

[Antec]

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As for all the talk of the little girl cursing earlier in the thread, I'd like to point out that the problem with kids swearing isn't the fact that they said the words, but the fact that you don't want your kids to grow up using words in public and everyday speech because that is disrespectful. They're just words.

The fact that this girl swore during a movie isn't going to affect her in any way whatsoever tomorrow, because she knows that she's not supposed to do that. It has nothing to do with the money but having a mature kid that understands the difference from what you say in a movie, and what you say to a person you meet/know.

[kcxiv]

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As for all the talk of the little girl cursing earlier in the thread, I'd like to point out that the problem with kids swearing isn't the fact that they said the words, but the fact that you don't want your kids to grow up using words in public and everyday speech because that is disrespectful. They're just words.

The fact that this girl swore during a movie isn't going to affect her in any way whatsoever tomorrow, because she knows that she's not supposed to do that. It has nothing to do with the money but having a mature kid that understands the difference from what you say in a movie, and what you say to a person you meet/know.

I agree with this. Heck, i have caught my 12 year old nephew cursing before. He doesnt do it around his parents or around other people, but you can best believe kids now days will do it in front of their friends. Hell, i did it back in the 80's around my friends.

People are just to darned uptight about everything.

[kcxiv]

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But apparently she is allowed to watched Rated R movies. In that Washington Post interview, when asked about Let Me In and vampires she name dropped Interview With A Vampire and made it seem like it was one of her favorite movies.

i am sure certain movies have to be screened by the parent, before they let them watch, my sister does it with her son. My best friend does it with her daughter. they let them at times watch Rated R movies depending on what the movie is.

Hell, when i was a kid, my parents didnt give a crap if it was rated R. People talk about the demise of whatever and its getting worse, but 20 years ago, it was way worse and we were better off. Explain to me how that happens? Ironic isnt it.

The more you try to instill stupid things into people, the worse it gets. USA is so f'ed up in that department imo.

[GAMEC0CK2002]

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I agree with this. Heck, i have caught my 12 year old nephew cursing before. He doesnt do it around his parents or around other people, but you can best believe kids now days will do it in front of their friends. Hell, i did it back in the 80's around my friends.

People are just to darned uptight about everything.

I remember being in middle school and cursing like a sailor around friends. Never cursed around the 'rents though. Happened to enjoy having all my teeth and not having to eat through a straw.

[Streets]

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I agree with this. Heck, i have caught my 12 year old nephew cursing before. He doesnt do it around his parents or around other people, but you can best believe kids now days will do it in front of their friends. Hell, i did it back in the 80's around my friends.

People are just to darned uptight about everything.

People are going to be upset, I say let them. They have a right not to watch the movie as well as to question a strangers parenting abilities for letting their child star in the movie. I thought the actress was perfect for Hit Girl and was the best part of the movie. I agree with the poster that said no one else could pull it off, and for me, she made the movie as good as it was.

[GAMEC0CK2002]

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For those complaining about the kid language in Kick A$$ don't dare watch Role Models.

[SouthernBrick]

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i am sure certain movies have to be screened by the parent, before they let them watch, my sister does it with her son. My best friend does it with her daughter. they let them at times watch Rated R movies depending on what the movie is.

Hell, when i was a kid, my parents didnt give a crap if it was rated R. People talk about the demise of whatever and its getting worse, but 20 years ago, it was way worse and we were better off. Explain to me how that happens? Ironic isnt it.

The more you try to instill stupid things into people, the worse it gets. USA is so f'ed up in that department imo.

I know my mom sure didn't give a damn about what I watched. When I was a kid I was watching everything from Toy Story, Boyz N the Hood, to the hardcore horror movies like pin head. My mom didn't really like me cursing though when I was little but, once I got around 12 or 13 It couldn't be stopped but, I respected my elders enough to not say it around everyone I could. Mostly just kids my age.

I blame Chappelle lol but, really though there are so many kids that curse now, It's really amazing. I remember when kids would curse and not really know what it meant and now It seems like they know everything.