Kick-Ass: Difference between revisions
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Kick-Ass: Difference between revisions
'''''Kick-Ass''''' is the 2010 feature film adaptation of the Mike Millar/John Romita, Jr. comic book series of the same name. Directed by [[Matthew Vaughn]], the film stars [[Aaron Taylor-Johnson]] as a nerdy high school teenager who one day decides to fight crime as a masked superhero, despite his lack of powers, training, or any reason to do so. The film's cast included [[Nicolas Cage]], [[Mark Strong]], [[Christopher Mintz-Plasse]], and [[Chloe Moretz]]. The sequel ''[[Kick-Ass 2]]'' was released in 2013.
'''''Kick-Ass''''' is the 2010 feature film adaptation of the Mark Millar/John Romita, Jr. comic book series of the same name. Directed by [[Matthew Vaughn]], the film stars [[Aaron Taylor-Johnson]] as a nerdy high school teenager who one day decides to fight crime as a masked superhero, despite his lack of powers, training, or any reason to do so. The film's cast included [[Nicolas Cage]], [[Mark Strong]], [[Christopher Mintz-Plasse]], and [[Chloe Moretz]]. The sequel ''[[Kick-Ass 2]]'' was released in 2013.
Kick-Ass is the 2010 feature film adaptation of the Mark Millar/John Romita, Jr. comic book series of the same name. Directed by Matthew Vaughn, the film stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson as a nerdy high school teenager who one day decides to fight crime as a masked superhero, despite his lack of powers, training, or any reason to do so. The film's cast included Nicolas Cage, Mark Strong, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Chloe Moretz. The sequel Kick-Ass 2 was released in 2013.
The following weapons were used in the film Kick-Ass:
A Beretta 92FS is used by Big Daddy (Nicolas Cage) in an early scene to shoot his daughter Hitgirl (Chloe Moretz) to show what is like to be shot with a bullet proof vest on, and later when he attacks a group of mobsters at Frank's Lumber warehouse.
One of D'Amico's men (Tamer Hassan) is armed with a Heckler & Koch USP (of unknown caliber, probably .45 ACP) during the final shootout at D'Amico's home.
A Heckler & Koch USP Compact is wielded "akimbo"-style by Mindy Macready aka "Hit Girl" (Chloe Moretz) along side a SIG Sauer P232 (left hand). A two toned H&K USP Compact is wielded by a thug. She also uses one in the POV scene and during the rescue, with a rail mounted flashlight in tactical strobe mode.
Hit Girl uses a SIG-Sauer P232 during the shootout at D'Amico's home. Hit Girl reloads the P232 by dumping the magazine with only one hand, which is impossible because the magazine release is located at the heel of the grip.
Damon Macready aka "Big Daddy" seizes a Mossberg 500 shotgun with an extended magazine tube from one of Frank D'Amico's men and uses it during the gunbattle at Frank's Lumber warehouse.
A heavily modified Armsel Protecta is used by one of the mobsters shooting at Hit Girl during the finale. It differs from most examples of the weapon due to having a muzzle brake, a M1913 rail over the drum and the back half of the weapon modified to take a M4 style stock.
A Heckler & Koch MP5K is fired by one of Frank D'Amico's men at Hit Girl during the execution rescue scene. Hit Girl is also seen loading and pointing one, with a 15 round magazine, at Kick-Ass in the Macready's armory before placing it in her tote-bag prior to the assault on the D'Amico's penthouse (it's never seen again).
SIG SG 552 rifles with top-rails, scopes, silencers and B&T Quad Rail handguards are seen among the weapons in the Macready's armory. Later, a mobster wildly fires a SG 552 at Hit Girl when she attacks Frank D'Amico's apartment.
Dave Lizewski aka "Kick Ass" uses two rotary multi-barreled guns which are very similar to GE XM214 Micro guns, the 5.56mm version of the GE M134 minigun, mounted on a jetpack during the finale. These are custom built props utilizing special effects to enable the gunfire and flashes in the film.
A mockup of a Mk 153 Mod 0 SMAW, referred to throughout the movie as a "bazooka", is used by Huge Goon (Stu "Large" Riley) during the finale. The trigger/firing mechanism looks like the frame of a H&K MK23 pistol mated to the lower receiver of a H&K MP5 sub machinegun. Many other details differ from the real weapon upon close inspection.
M67 hand grenades are seen attached to Damon Macready's aka "Big Daddy" uniform.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingM69 training grenade - an inert version of the M67 High-Explosive Fragmentation hand grenade.Error creating thumbnail: File missingDamon Macready aka "Big Daddy" (Nicolas Cage) fights with M67 hand grenades attached to his gear. Note that his grenades are closer to the Japanese Model 'apple shape' of the M67 than the real M67 (which is rounder).
Other guns in the armory
During Sergeant Marcus Williams' visit to the safehouse various guns can be seen, among them: a couple of G36Cs with Aimpoint sights, a G36E equipped with an AG36 grenade launcher, an M14 with a bipod, a scoped Remington M700, an H&K PSG-1 (rumored to be the one used by Big-Daddy to kill Rasul's doorguard), three M16s, one of them equipped with a M203 grenade launcher, a couple of Mini-Uzis, an HK91A2 with a scope,an HK SL8, a Blaser 93, a SIG SG 552 Commando with an ACOG and suppressor, and an AR-15 with a Hunting Scope and suppressor.
Trivia
Error creating thumbnail: File missingIn the marketing run up to the film's release, there are series of very cool posters featuring each of the superheroes individually. This poster was the solo teaser poster in the months prior to the release of the film.
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