Re-reading the comic right now before seeing it tomorrow. I actually forgot just how violent it is...

Cool I guess ill check it out...

cant wait to watch it

Almost every review has said it's good but not as good as the first movie. Had a bad feeling from day 1 for this one. It looks very cheap from the trailer.

Seeing this!

@blackjack, What is this other site you speak of?

@fettastic
Seriously???????????? And you wonder why Jim Carrey doesn't want to promote it?

chewtoy- i dont think its gonna flop, i think it might be a moderate success, but who am i to talk because i have not seen the first one and i kinda have intention to see this one but if you all like it thats cool, different strokes for different blokes, maybe its me but i think jim carrey might have had more scenes but because of him not promoting the film and the controversy surrounding that, they might cut some of his scenes, just a theory

oh and this review is exactly what I expected the movie to be. maybe a little bit more carrey but that's about it

@santoanderson

Vaughn finishing something he started? Yea fat chance of that happening.

I did mean lair yes..thanks for pointing that out.

Kick-ASS made most of it's money through dvd sales, and it cost [frick] all to make = sequel. This one already has the built in audience so it's gonna do even better = threequel.

I wasn't too big a fan of the first. The last half degenerated into a cartoon and became less interesting because of it. Probably won't see this.

Steve Buscemi for the voice of Rocket Raccoon?

Where did Khan go and what happened exactly?

Ok, well, I'm still hyped to see this as I have been ever since the first installment and even more anticipated once I heard that Jim Carrey was going to be portraying Sal, but, since I and a lot of other people haven't seen an early showing like many others have I don't care at all about spoilers because I've seen enough of the things I've heard about coming from the film, and things that I have liked so far. But, you see, all this time whether they were going to kill him off or not I always had a back up plan on how to bring him back in a realistic yet still kind of comic book way from how he died in the comic book with it ending with a surprise confrontation between him and Chris in an interogation room in what Chris refers to as very Bale-Ledger of him thinking it's Dave when it's really Sal. But now I'm beginning to hear different regarding the hint towards his dog, Eisenhower, and what ultimately ends up happening to Colonel Stars and Stripes so I just have to know so that I can begin thinking more and more into this how does he die in the film? Does the way it happen leave open any sort of door that would be able to bring him back? Because if any of you remember in the comic book he got shot in the stomach so that is easily reversable and definitly something that can turn into one of those things where at first you are like maybe there is a possibility here that, that didn't really kill him. So that's all I want to know, how does he get axed off and if he does is it something like getting shot where it can play with what you think you do know and what you think you might not know like it being off screen. Pretty much what I'm saying is describe how it happens to me. But spoiler alert it for the ones who don't know. Please and thank you because this is an idea, a project, that I have gone over numerous times and want to continue it because I love Jim Carrey and Colonel Stars and I just think more can be done with him.

did kick ass get laid like by the ddumpster in the first one?? :)

@Chewtoy: who named you the voice of the audience? People have been asking for this ever since the first one came out

"this is actually Hitgirl's movie"(c)

Nice to hear that! She is the best superheroine ever!