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Combat Pragmatist: There's a way for a costumed avenging man with no superpowers to take out a dozen armed goons at once. "Batman" Big Daddy uses guns, shoots to kill with law-enforcement precision (it helps that he’s an ex-cop), and his "Batman" costume is apparently made of ceramic ballistic plate armor. The yellow car driven by Dexter Fletcher's character is the same one his character drove in Layer Cake, also directed by Matthew Vaughn. Both characters are called Cody. Mafia Prince and Queen: Chris/Red Mist and Mrs. D'Amico. Chris is aware that his father's a crime lord, apparently, and wants to be just like him, but spends most of the movie without realizing just how terrible his father's deeds really are. Mrs. D'Amico gets too little screentime to tell if she knows or cares about her husband's exploits.

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Never Trust a Trailer: The movie, while still funny and brilliant throughout, actually has a whole lot more drama and tragedy than the trailers show and is much more akin to Watchmen than your typical Michael Cera teen comedy. Which makes sense, considering this trope also applied to the Watchmen movie itself. They also imply that Red Mist is genuinely a hero, as opposed to being The Mole. Hoist by His Own Petard: While Storming the Castle, Hit Girl gets a couple of D'Amico's mooks to shoot themselves with their own guns during her Gun Kata.

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Pintsized Powerhouse: Hit-Girl, who severs limbs with ease. Subverted in the final confrontation: Frank one-hits her into near unconsciousness. I Always Wanted to Say That: During the final fight, D'Amico's bodyguard finally gets a chance to quip "Say hello to my little friend!"

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Theme Naming: According to the end credits, Frank D'Amico's main Mooks are called Sporty, Scary, Posh, Ginger, and Baby. Frame-Up: Damon McCready was framed by dirty cop Vic Gigante, who works for the D'Amico crime family, because he was trying to bring them down. This destroyed his life and cost him his wife (who killed herself in despair while he was imprisoned). And again at one of their safehouses (though we can probably assume all their safehouses are like this).

In the film, Big Daddy was a cop and burns to death. Keep in mind, neither of these things happened in the comic when Nicolas Cage wasn't involved. The Mafia: Frank D'Amico is an Italian-American mob boss in New York City. However, while most of his men are Italian-American, he's also got many non-Italians working for him too. Frank D'Amico's knowledge of Wing Chun. Also, Big Daddy is shown shooting Hit-Girl in the chest at the beginning, so she won't be surprised when it happens for real. It does. Pop!" Goes the Human: The Mook who gets shoved into an industrial microwave, who is the same mook that claimed that Fingore Mook was selling him D'Amico's coke. Even after Fingore Mook was killed.