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Kick-Ass red-band trailer #2
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Ali
21st February 2010
This makes it about nine trailers and counting for Matthew Vaughn's superhero odyssey, but we're not complaining: not when they feature scenes of Nicolas Cage wearing make-up.
Right now, I'll take any excuse to post more stuff on Kick-Ass, because I'm convinced it's going to end up topping my end of year list already. Everything I've seen from the trailers, the artwork, and the casting all points to gold; everyone who's seen it confirms that it's a blast.
I'm off to see it on Tuesday so will report back then (if I'm not muzzled) but in the meantime, do enjoy this second red-band trailer, which contains an assortment of new scenes and lines of dialogue. My favourite? "You are fuckin' awesome!" Yes you are. Yes you are.
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