New York teenager Dave decides to become a superhero like those that he's read about in comics and soon finds himself drawn into the battle between Big Daddy, his 10-year-old killing machine of a daughter Hit-Girl and crime overlord Frank D'Amico.
Full of comic strip references this is a brilliant, profane, over-the-top, ultra-violent, hyper-action Kick-Ass movie. find out more...

There's hardly anything I would improve about this film. The visuals, concepts, soundtrack, characters, pace, humour and animation are all some of the best I've ever seen in any film; I was worried the hype would ruin it for me, as it always does, but not even the group of kids in the theatre who wouldn't stop loudly talking could ruin it for me. It is visually engaging and find out more...

When Britt Reid’s zillionaire publishing father dies his consumptive slacker lifestyle loses some of its edge, but, when he hooks up with gadget wiz and martial arts master Kato, he finally finds a purpose as the ‘Green Hornet’, scourge of LA’s criminal underworld. 'The Green Hornet' is a surprisingly lacklustre action comedy, despite Gondry’s direction, though Christoph Waltz as the insecure arch villain is a comic joy. It does the business, I just hoped it would be a little less jobsworth. find out more...