If Quentin Tarantino and Judd Apatow collaborated on a comic-book movie the result might look like Kick-Ass, an audacious, action-packed, darkly comic hoot. Part tribute to and part reinvention of a genre, it combines cartoonish violence with bold, spectacularly tasteless humour and a warm, geeky heart.
Teenage boys the world over have probably just found their new favourite film, while the rest of us can be grateful that the increasingly dour super-hero movie has lightened up.Instead of the brooding introspection of Batman or the po-faced worthiness of Tobey Maguire
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