Kick-Ass 2 Page #2
to do with these?
Put them on and, uh,
go fishing.
I'm the whitest pimp ever.
That's the idea.
Take the next right.
Comes out on Flatbush.
You sure I should be doing
this without my gear?
That's the point.
Kick-Ass isn't a costume.
Kick-Ass is who you really are.
Dave Lizewski is the mask.
Well, my "mask" is about to
Hey, queer bait, where are you
going with those bags, man?
Tell him you're on your way to f***
his mother with a 12-inch strap on.
I'm just taking a walk.
This really isn't what I do. I
usually just call the cops.
Who are you
talking to, man?
Uh, I'm just on a call.
It was...
You know, service round
here, it sucks, man.
Now give me the bags, f*ggot, before
I make you suck my fat cock, huh?
Come on.
Okay, Okay-
Can you believe I let Mindy
beat the snot out of me for weeks
just so I could get
my ass kicked again?
So much for a team.
You ready to die?
You f*ggot!
You know, all that homophobic
sh*t makes you sound super gay.
Come on, man.
Come on.
If I ever catch you robbing
again, sh*t-burger,
your ass and out your hand off.
Promise me you're done
with your life of crime.
I promise.
Pants on fire.
What do you think? I think
you almost got me killed!
No. What do you
think of my line?
"Pants on fire. "
Run! I'll tell them
you saved me. Go!
Female
suspect fleeing Flatbush.
Under 5 feet. Masked. Armed
with nunchucks and a sword.
Hey, Min. Hey, Marcus.
What's up?
I see you answered
your phone.
That means
you're not in school.
I was,
but I wasn't feeling so good, and so
the nurse decided to send me home.
Poor thing.
Well, I'm almost home.
I'll make soup
and we can watch Jeopardy!
All righty.
I'll see you soon, okay?
All right.
Sh*t!
You got my soup?
Let me take your
temperature first.
Oh, you're really clammy.
I'll feel better
after a nap-nap.
Close your eyes. I'm
gonna get you that soup.
Is that blood?
Damn it, Mindy.
I can't do this anymore.
Your father was
like a brother to me.
He was a great cop
and a hero.
But Big Daddy? That was
not your father, okay?
That was someone who robbed
you of your childhood.
And this?
Hit Girl?
That's not who you are.
You are Mindy Macready and you're
just starting high school.
I understand that you don't
know who that person is yet,
but you will,
you've just gotta try.
I don't want to.
You don't know
what you want.
You can't. You're not
an adult, not yet.
Yeah, well, I've done more in my 15 years
than most adults have in their lifetime.
That note that
your father gave you,
the one that you were supposed to
open if anything ever happened.
What did it say?
That you would
take care of me.
And that you were supposed
to listen to me, right?
Well, listen up.
I want you in school. I want you
to stop talking to that boy.
And I want you
to promise me
that this is never
gonna happen again.
Cross my heart,
hope to die.
Good.
Mindy!
What the hell?
First you almost get me
killed, then you stand me up.
Dave, I'm sorry.
I mean, I...
You are?
I am.
For everything.
Oh, okay, great.
I mean, "apologetic" isn't a
word I'd use to describe you.
How many times do
I have to say it?
Look,
let's get out of here.
You gotta ease up. I think
Dave, I'm done.
With training?
With everything.
Wait, you mean everything?
You can't.
You're Hit Girl.
you can't just quit.
This is who you are.
Not anymore, Dave.
I'm sorry, but it's over.
I'm done.
She just broke up
with him?
Just leave me alone.
Will You Stop apologizing?
I don't know what's worse, that
you're f***ing a 9th-grader
or that you just got dumped by one.
Whoa, whoa!
Pedophile freak.
It's not like that.
Then what is it like?
Please, tell me.
I can't. It's to do with the
Kick-Ass thing.
I've got a secret for you.
You remember Malik?
Dude who volunteers
at your needle exchange?
His baton is so much
bigger than Kick-Ass'.
No.
Yeah.
And by "baton,"
I mean penis.
Yeah, I got that. Thanks.
Fifteen gets
you 20, pervert.
A freshman, Dave?
You old, salty dog.
What's the problem? Grass on
the field, play ball. Right?
No, Todd.
Chris,
your tutor's here.
Chris!
Chris, your...
Holy sh*t.
What the hell is that?
My destiny.
Chris, just because your mom liked
I know what my role
is in this, Javier.
My dad was a crime boss,
so it just makes sense.
I'm a supervillain.
It's evolution.
Come on, come on.
before you hurt somebody, Chris.
That's not my name.
Okay, okay.
Uh, Red Mist...
Red Mist was
my superhero name.
Henceforth
I'll be known as
The Motherf***er.
I decided to stop hitting the heavy
bag and start hitting the streets.
Hey, Kick-Ass,
welcome back!
Yeah!
Whoo!
You're the best, man!
Only problem,
I was still on my own.
So I went online and found
a physics professor
calling himself
"Dr. Gravity. "
Sure, he wasn't Hit Girl,
but I had to start somewhere.
This is the zero G device
that I invented.
Can levitate
any object up to a ton.
For real?
Hell, no, man. This is a
baseball bat wrapped in tinfoil.
But it fooled you.
Hey, could I get a Diet
Mountain Dew, please?
I'm not even
a physics professor.
Just a copywriter
for an ad agency.
But that's why
I love this stuff.
You can be
anyone you want!
You done many
team-ups before?
Kind of. Yeah.
No, not really.
I was getting kinda nervous about
being on my own, you know?
Yeah, me, too. I never
even been in a fight.
Well, hopefully
you won't have to.
I friended a guy talking about forming
a team, if you're interested.
I don't know
how serious he is,
but his picture
was pretty hard core.
Are you kidding me?
That's why I contacted you.
by bringing it up too soon.
I'll show you his profile
after I hit the men's room.
Your Uncle Ralph's not
gonna be happy about this, Chris.
That's not my name.
I'm not calling
you that, forget it.
Javier, you worked
for my dad.
Then you worked for my mom.
Now you work for me.
in New York City.
But if you
don't like that,
find yourself another
motherfucking job, okay?
Yo, Kick-Ass!
Man,
am I glad to see you.
Is there anything
I can do to help, sir?
Yeah. I was hoping you can help
me get a million hits on YouTube.
Come on. Come on.
Run, Kick-Ass, run!
Jersey Shore motherf***er!
Hey, what, you not
interested in a fair fight?
That is no fair fight. Team meeting tomorrow.
I'll e-mail you the address.
Beware Dr. Gravity!
You had to admire
the Doctor's enthusiasm.
I couldn't wait
to meet his friends.
Hands in the air,
Spring Roll.
Empty the register and
don't do anything stupid.
Come on! Hey, where are
your security cameras?
We don't have them. Too expensive.
Seriously?
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