Customer Ratings & Reviews

There is a lot more depth than you saw before. This film has a lot more happening in the background, and in much greater detail. This level of added dimension to a number of characters give this flick a more mature feel to it, and balances out the mayhem that comes along being a great movie.

It's a good adaptation from the comicbook & follow up to the first one. Too bad they weren't able to make any after this & the actors have already moved on, Kick (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) & his friend Todd (Evan Peters) are now both Quicksilvers :). Still wishing there was a 3rd though.

A worthy successor to the original, the sequels picks up where the last left off with consideration to continuity. Instead of sticking to an established formula, the writing throws a sequel-formula at you, but then twists it with disturbing character responses. It plays on and against the superhero genre all at the same time. Very well acted and directed and only suffers from a bit of pandering to female audiences by trying formulaic efforts to win their support. Very well worth owning and talking about later with friends.

I found this one much better then the first. It had a better plot that let's go kick some booty. It had a better story on what honor and duty had to do with everything. Something this world lacks nowadays. I recommend this for everyone though the language may not be appropriate for youngsters.

A sequel which brought the return of characters and tone from the first film, but lacked the special level of impact experienced in #1. Some good comedic moments, but it fell flat in the feelings of awesomeness and failed to deliver adequate response to fan anticipation.

I've been a fan of Mark Millar's writing for some time now. The sequel is over the top, as expected, with way more violence than than I could fathom being brought to life. It pushes the limit of the real life super hero idea set forth in the original but none the less is highly entertaining.

This was a good follow-up to the first shows good character growth lots of cameos good cast and everything that made the first one good.

I read the original comic book series which inspired these movies. So my review is biased. I think it adapted the material properly, while it might look goofy to general audiences, the material is exactly that and then some. Fun movie, get both parts.

Not too interested in the ultraviolet but the bluray is excellent. Sequel to original film (ironically cannot use the actual name in this review due to "inappropriate language"), explores some of the intriguing consequences of the vigilante life style.

"Kick A** 2" is every bit as good as the original with the exception of Nic Cage not appearing again. That said, Jim Carrey more than makes up for his absence. Plenty of action and humor for those who aren't turned off by a little bit of ultraviolence.

A good sequel! Jim Carrey is great in every scene he is in, idk if this movie would be as good as it is if he wasn't in it like as Nicholas Cage was in the first film.

I love the first Kick-Ass2 movie. As most sequels goes this one didn't have that full story behind it. I felt like it the writers rushed the story after the okay came from the studio to make it. I still enjoyed this one and the action scenes were good.

Kickass 2 is a technically well made movie that does closely follow it's comic book source material but ultimately falls a little flat. The film's only saving grace is the suburb Cloe Grace-Moretz. She is a talented young woman who has a big future ahead in Hollywood. The action sequences are well done and the idea of ordinary people trying to make a difference is a good one. Jim Carey is almost unrecognizable in this film. He bad mouthed all of the violence in the movie in the movie so I hope he donated his paycheck to a worthy cause, perhaps the Stop Bullying Campaign. Guess he didn't read the script before signing on. But the movie, despite its shortcomings, is entertaining and worth a watch.

Kick-A** 2 was way better than the first movie! The first movie was an intro and often very slow with little action. The second skips all that and puts the heroes straight into the action. Even the villains here was really bad a** also.

I loved the first movie. It was pretty close to the comics. The second film was not as strong as the first. The plot was not as strong and kind of wandered a little. The support characters were not as well developed either. Overall it was a good follow up.

I like this movie and the product. I got this bluray on a deal price, but I liked this movie on bluray better then on DVD. Extra on Bluray are in same defination as on DVD but it is movie which makes a big difference on Bluray. Definitely a good buy.

Kick-A** 2 (The site won't let me post the title of the film) lacks a certain feel that made the first film feel special. Maybe it misses the performance of Nic Cage. Great sound and picture quality and a solid assortment of extras.

The sequel does a lot of the same things the original does right, while also expanding on that and telling a different story. I never read the graphic novel, so I cannot make comparisons there, but if you enjoyed the first one this is worth a watch

While this movie doesn't surpass its predecessor in many ways, it holds to the winning formula and is quite enjoyable. It is kind of like what happens when Alien became Aliens in the sequel. More heroes, more villains, and more action.

It was about as good of a sequel as I could of asked for. Most of the cast from the original returns with quite a few new additions that helped push the movie to the next level. The only down note was the consective 'f' bombs and foul language.