
“I hear my oven timer. The pot brownies are done.”
Canadian superhero drama Defendor, which played at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival, is getting a very limited theatrical release in the U.S. next Friday. Woody Harrelson dons a homemade superhero costume and fights crime with a teenaged prostitute. Also, he’s in a movie.
Slashfilm describes this as “part Kick-Ass, part Sopranos, and part Kpax [...] and the vigilantism is more Home Alone than Death Wish.” The new trailer is below, proving that the right music makes anything seem ten times awesomer. It also proves that life is totally unfair. When I make a homemade superhero costume (Multiple Miggs Man) and throw things at people, I just end up having to inform all my neighbors that I live in their neighborhood. I regret nothing.




This does, without a doubt, seem like a retarded movie.
It can’t be part “kick-ass” because this movie is almost done and out and kick-ass is almost at post editing. Everyone will see kick-ass as a kids version of this movie.
I saw this film at TIFF.
Was quite Good!
“Gotta remeber… Tuesday is garbage day”.
“What does wind do?”
(Blow)
“It kinda swishes things around?”
ddrt, the reason that you are wrong is twofold. @”It can’t be called part ‘kick-ass’” Firstly, “Kick-Ass” was originaly published as a comic book in 2008. “Defendor” is just getting it’s theatrical release, and the two appear to have similarities. I’ll just go out on a limb and assume more people read “Kick-Ass” than the “Defendor” screenplay. Hence, the comparisons. @”Everyone will see kick-ass as a kids version of this movie.” Apparently you haven’t seen the red-band trailer for “Kick-Ass,” in which an 11-year-old girl cuts off a dudes legs with a samurai sword, and uses the C-word.
Hint:(it’s cunt)
ddrt, the reason that you are wrong is twofold.
@It can’t be called part ‘kick-ass’
Firstly, “Kick-Ass” was originaly published as a comic book in 2008. “Defendor” is just getting it’s theatrical release, and the two appear to have similarities. I’ll just go out on a limb and assume more people read “Kick-Ass” than the “Defendor” screenplay. Hence, the comparisons.
@Everyone will see kick-ass as a kids version of this movie.
Apparently you haven’t seen the red-band trailer for “Kick-Ass,” in which an 11-year-old girl cuts off a dudes legs with a samurai sword, and uses the C-word.
Hint:(it’s cunt)