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07 May 2008

Kick-Ass Movie Script Done

By: Alex Zalben
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Well, that didn't take too much time. According to the Daily Mail:
Matthew Vaughn tells me he and Jane Goldman have just completed a screenplay based on Mark Millar’s graphic comic book Kick Ass, which turns the notion of super-heroes on its head. Indeed, the tale’s nerdy New Yorker Dave falls on his head a lot. Vaughn and Goldman (who wrote Stardust together) have Dave learning an interesting lesson in Kick Ass — ‘with no power comes no responsibility’. Filming should begin late this year or early next.
With only two issues out so far, who knows what this will be like*?

*Answer: Mark Millar, Matthew Vaughn, Jane Goldman, and probably John Romita Jr.

Comments

  • TheNextChampion (guest) wrote on May 7, 11:21 pm:
    Kick-Ass the movie? How? The series isnt even done yet!

    I mean the book isnt that book to begin with. 'Realistic Superhero' my ass; guy gets his ass kicked HARD and he comes back from the hospital in a few weeks? His injuries alone would've killed a man! Plus the writing for Latino's and other races are just plain racist in my view. God only knows how they'll be like in a movie.
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  • Andy (guest) wrote on May 8, 8:46 am:
    Millar has never been that good at writing convincing non-white people.
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