It was wish fulfillment at its most basic, and the honesty that Aaron Johnson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Red Mist) and Chloe Moretz (Hit-Girl) brought to its telling made the quirk and charm work. Mainly, the struggles of teenager Dave Lizewski to become a costumed crime fighter and find confidence along the way. Since the aspects of Kick-Ass that are most memorable - Hit-Girl's assault on the penthouse, Nicolas Cage's final, shrieking moments, and the slightly disturbing final fight - take up a relatively small portion of the actual film, it's easy to forget what a majority of the actual story was about. By his estimation, the journeys laid out for both Kick-Ass and his arch-nemesis should be interesting enough to keep viewers entertained. The star of the film, Aaron Johnson, was recently asked about the changes his character will be going through alongside the new and returning cast. With the recent flood of casting, it's seeming more and more like the new faces may steal time away from the characters that made the original Kick-Ass a hit with fans. Here's the trailer for the original movie.The project may have taken some time and much consideration to get in motion, but Kick-Ass 2 is rolling forward with plenty of momentum.
Principal photography is set to start this weekend. The new movie doesn't have a release date, but production is about to get underway. "Clue- he lives with 200 raccoons and parrots, owns the mask of Loki and named by Spielberg as a genius." When asked about the casting choices for the new movie, co-creator Mark Millar gave a clue about who would be playing the Colonel. Alrighty f'n then! the moment, however, it seems like Carrey is the actor who shall not be named. The Jim Carrey casting news was confirmed by director Jeff Wadlow on Twitter. Carrey, Scrubs actor Donald Faison, and John Leguizamo will be added to the cast for the sequel. NME reports that the sequel to the 2010 movie will see Aaron Johnson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Chloe Moretz, and Nicolas Cage step back into their bizarre super hero roles. The rumor has been tossed around for months, but now it's official: Jim Carrey will be joining the cast of Kick-Ass 2.
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