Kick-Ass – 2010 Streaming Vf En Complet

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• Date de sortie: 2010-03-26
• Production: Marv / Plan B Entertainment /
• Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kick-Ass
• Genres: ActionCrime

Dave Lizewski est un adolescent gavé de comics qui ne vit que pour ce monde de super‐héros et d’incroyables aventures. Décidé à vivre son obsession jusque dans la réalité, il se choisit un nom – Kick‐Ass – se fabrique lui‐même un costume, et se lance dans une bataille effrénée contre le crime. Dans son délire, il n’a qu’un seul problème : Kick‐Ass n’a pas le moindre superpouvoir… Le voilà pourchassé par toutes les brutes de la ville. Mais Kick‐Ass s’associe bientôt à d’autres délirants copycats décidés eux aussi à faire régner la justice. Parmi eux, une enfant de 11 ans, Hit Girl et son père Big Daddy, mais aussi Red Mist. Le parrain de la mafia locale, Frank D’Amico, va leur donner l’occasion de montrer ce dont ils sont capables…

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Durée: 117 Minutes
Slogan: Pas de pouvoir ? Pas de problème !

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Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Dave Lizewski / Kick-Ass

Chloë Grace Moretz
Mindy Macready / Hit Girl

Nicolas Cage
Damon Macready / Big Daddy

Lyndsy Fonseca
Katie Deauxma

Mark Strong
Frank D’Amico

Deborah Twiss
Mrs. Zane

Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Chris D’Amico / Red Mist

Elizabeth McGovern
Mrs. Lizewski

In accordance with the comment suggestions, I will clarify that this question is asking about « kicking ass » in the form of doing really well, not necessarily beating someone else in a competitive sense – to trounce, cream, take them to the cleaners, etc. If Sarah is kicking ass at real estate sales, she’s not necessarily beating anyone else, just doing really well. kick ass: 1 to be especially energetic and exciting; to succeed by your vigorous efforts. « Kick arse » and « kick butt » are common variations. US, 1979. 2 to use force, to beat up US, 1962. As you can see, beat is closer to the first sense but beat up is closer to the second sense. kick ass {or (euphem[istically]} butt or tail} 1. Esp. Esp. Mil[itary] to enforce one’s authority or otherwise enforce oneself mercilessly or pugnaciously; (also) (prob. the orig. sense) to subdue others by beatings; (hence) to play the bully; in phr. kick ass and take names to do so with great determination or success.—also used fig.—usu. considered vulgar. Some friends suggested kick your bacon (but I am not sure if this means the same thing). I thought about using butt but this is another word I would like not to use. Can I be classy and have the same impact at the same time? Or at least not be that vulgar? The context I am using the expression is . I am gonna kick your ass out of the bed. It appears ass kicking itself dates back to the early ’40s and the phrase having as much chance as a one-legged man in a mule/butt/ass-kicking contest. The similar expression kick in the pants dates to the late 1800s. Edit 4/15/11: I just antedated the 1965 reference by 11 years. This is from John Oliver Killens’ 1954 novel Youngblood: I don’t think the two phrases (kick ass, take names; shoot first, question later) are related, but it seems the two have often been confused and combined. A search will turn up several different mashups of the two phrases. See my answer to What is the etymology of “…kick ass and take names”? for earliest uses of that phrase. « Yes, he needs a good kick in the pants. » It stands to reason, then, that « boot » can be substituted for « kick, » since that’s the net result, when the one doing the kicking happens to be wearing boots. He himself felt sorry for the people who were in horrible pain, but some need the good boot in the ass. The phrase « kick ass » is a longstanding idiom that generally means someone is doing something really well, excelling, or, in your case, being awesome. If you’re looking for more information about it, thefreedictionary describes the phrase « kick ass/kicking ass » as: Idioms: kick ass/butt Vulgar Slang The earliest such example I have (thanks to my brother Glen) is « F— tha Police » by N.W.A., from 1988: « I’ma kick your ass. » There’s also House of Pain’s « I’m a Swing It » from 1994, with the line « Ya dis me and I’m a dis ya back / I’m a swing it. » Imma continued to be used in more and more songs, though not in hit singles. There are numerous early 20th century uses of the term ass referring to infliction of injury, many of which sound like attacks that would not be limited to the buttocks. It may be that, as kicking one’s ass came to refer to a triumph over the entire being, the use of ass to refer to that being slid into common usage.

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