Kick-Ass Collection

The "Kick-Ass" film series is a British-American action-comedy collection centered on the concept of unconventional superheroes. Based on a Marvel comic book by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr., the series distinguishes itself through its blend of humor and violence, receiving positive feedback from both critics and audiences. The collection comprises two films released between 2010 and 2013, with a total runtime of 221 minutes and a production budget of $56 million, generating $156.98 million in revenue. The series' initial installment, "Kick-Ass" (2010), directed by Matthew Vaughn, and its sequel, "Kick-Ass 2" (2013), directed by Jeff Wadlow, explore the lives of individuals who take on superhero identities. Together, these films present a unique perspective on heroism, incorporating elements of satire and action. The total revenue generated by the collection is $156,984,888 across both films. The "Kick-Ass" film series spans a period of three years, from its debut in 2010 to its conclusion in 2013, encompassing a combined runtime of 221 minutes. The budget for the entire collection was $56 million, and the total revenue generated by the two films is $156,984,888. The collection includes two feature films with a combined runtime of 221 minutes and a total budget of $56 million, generating $156,984,888 in revenue. The individual films have runtimes of 118 minutes and 103 minutes respectively, and received IMDb ratings of 7.6 and 6.5.