Outraged by Kick-Ass' cursing, murderous kid? Too F'ing bad

scifiwire.com — Not only does it have teen superheroes practicing extreme vigilante violence, it also features a bloodthirsty 11-year-old girl (played by 13-year-old Chloe Moretz) dropping F-and C-bombs and slashing bad guys to death to the soundtrack from The Banana Splits (at least she does in this R-rated trailer). Mar 30, 2010 View in Crawl 4

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altgeeky1 Mar 31, 2010

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Be careful - the gun makers depend on that fear to sell their wares.Ending fear is *dangerous* to gun profits. You could be SUED for that (like how the meat factories sued Oprah for airing evidence about their unsanitary facilities... truth can hurt profits very easily).

sonofblacula Mar 31, 2010

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Everyone?

jawshey Mar 31, 2010

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One of the comments by RMS said "Don’t get me wrong, I’m not for censorship of this movie or anything. I might even catch watch it myself. However, for the director to suggest people don’t have the right to complain before the see the movie is a little self-righteous."Well Mr. 'RMS', I will get you wrong, as you have basically shot yourself in the foot with a bazooka made out of irony. To complain about something you only heard about from a news article or a rumour is the definition of being 'self-righteous'. It's to be confident of ones own righteousness, even when you may or may not have all the facts, irregardless of other peoples opinions or potential evidence against it. You can't say the director is wrong to defend the movie against people already sliming it without seeing it (which I may add, was what happened with the Fox News-Mass Effect controversy).