Clips from Kick-Ass Blu-ray show off exclusive special features

Kick-Ass comes to Blu-ray next week, and it seems Lionsgate has been dropping clips of the special features all over the web in preparation for its release. Not surprisingly for a studio with a rep for pushing the technological limits, it has plenty of Blu-ray exclusives planned, including "Ass Kicking Bonus View Mode" to draw together commentary, background footage and graphics along with the movie, and the "A New Kind of Superhero: The Making of Kick-Ass" documentary. Check out the most recent clip from MovieWeb embedded after the break, along with a few others TheHDRoom has found floating around the net, and check out the movie when it's released August 3.

[Joeyjoejoe Shabadoo Posted Jul 30th 2010 8:46PM]

Good movie IMHO will def add to my collection

[maythetechbewithyou Posted Jul 30th 2010 10:32PM]

I love this film. It was everything I hoped could be translated from the comic to film, without it going over the edge that would detract viewers The ending of the KICK-ASS comic would not have gone well in film (ie. Having your face blasted off, balls electrocuted to the point they no longer exist, etc).

It is a good movie translation of Mark Millar's amazing work, unlike that piece of shit WANTED, which is a fine standalone film, but it is based on a comic where only the words Fraternity and Wesley Gibson are the shared. Otherwise they are not like each other in the least. No dumb cloth telling you to kill people.

[Fluidshine Posted Aug 1st 2010 2:00PM]

This such an amazing movie!! I'm sad it didn't get more recognition, but that's probably because it was rated R

[Pipp Posted Aug 2nd 2010 5:04PM]

Jeez, I didn't even know this left the theaters yet. I guess I wont be going out to see this eh?

[engage Posted Aug 3rd 2010 8:45AM]

@ Fluidshine

Or probably because there are no CGI super-power effects. And must Nicolas Cage be in every fifth film, like Samuel Jackson in the 90s?

@ maythetechbewithyou

I never thought I'd see the words "piece of shit" and "fine standalone film" used to describe the same movie! I also thought Wanted was great. Hadn't even heard of James McAvoy or that it was adapted from a comic. I think it could work as a kick-ass TV show (see what I did there?) with the right budget and writers.

[Boboloco Posted Aug 3rd 2010 7:46PM]

I'm standing in front of a red box abt to check rent this movie kick ass.