Kick-Ass

In August 2020, I watched Kick-Ass for the first time on DVD. The hero movie was released in 2010.

A geek high school student, who adores heroes and tries to be a hero wearing hero costumes, meets a father and a daughter, who are both heroes called Big Daddy and Hit Girl respectively. The story follows the three heroes who fight their enemies.

The movie made the young Chloe Grace Moretz famous, so I had planned to watch it for a long time because I had felt that I must watch it so that I could say that I am a big fan of Moretz with confidence. She was 13 years old at the release and she was unexpectedly charming when I watched it. I first watched her in Hugo. I kind of obligatorily watched the Martin Scorsese film because it was an assignment from the translation school which I attended. That is why I regarded her just cute at that time. I have become a big fan of her since I watched the thriller movie Greta. I did it twice at theaters. The mature Moretz was really fascinating, however, the cute Moretz as Hit Girl was also really charming. Moreover, Hit Girl was prettier and cooler than Harley Quinn who I watched in March 2020. I was really fascinated by the younger heroin's dignified bearing and quick attacks without hesitating. Besides, her expressions with full emotion was amazingly charming. Her bleeding face made me feel terrible after the villain hit her hard, but all the same she continued to have a brave look with fortitude. Anyway, Hit Girl was glamorous. In addition, I was allured by Moretz as Mindy who is a girl before transforming into Hit Girl.  

With apologies to his fans, the young lead left me a poor impression. Then I was less impressed by the movie star Nicolas Cage as Big Daddy, Hit Girl's father, than Moretz who gave a wonderful performance as Hit Girl and Mindy. Of course, those views are based on my personal preference. Anyhow, I really love Chloe Grace Moretz.