Director Matthew Vaughn bet everything he had on 'Kick-Ass,' a violent, R-rated movie based on a comic book that nobody had heard of, because it hadn't even been completed yet.

The movie represents a unique moment in comic-book films; it’s not an adaptation, per se, because the script for the film was being written as the comics series by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr ...

Matthew Vaughn spent most of Argylle's press tour teasing his Kick-Ass plans, and a new report from the trade does little to make sense of this new trilogy of movies. Find more details after the jump!

Kick-Ass was released in 2010 and it feels like a movie from a completely different time. I don’t just mean with the visuals or that it haphazardly flaunts names like Skype and MySpace, but ...

The third movie, inexplicably, is going to be a reboot of Kick-Ass, the 2010 film that saw Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Dave attempting to becoming a superhero under the tutelage of Nicolas Cage's Big ...

Matthew Vaughn is talking about the next ‘Kick-Ass’ Movie. He’s planning it as a reboot of the concept. Two other movies will precede it.

honestly had no clue they were rebooting these movies. i enjoyed Kick Ass 1 for what it was. The Deadpool 3 comment about laughing and laughing.... not sure if thats a good or bad thing just yet.