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The Mask (1994) is a superhero, fantasy, action-comedy film featuring Jim Carrey, who takes on the role of the unfortunate and shy banker Stanley Ipkiss, who stumbles across mask known to be the mask of Loki, transforming Stanley into a near-mystical, hysterical, green-skinned fraudster referred to as The Mask when he dons the quirky object on his face. Becoming accustomed to it's gifts, Stanley's confidence astronomically increases: doing the things he intensely feared with the aid of his mask, including being able to impress his love interest Tina Carlyle, who is the partner of a gangster that grows aware of the mask and it's power and seeks to gain possession of it.
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Kick-Ass (2007) is a superhero, action, comedy film that's centered on the comic-book franchise the film is named after. The film is the first in a trilogy of films and follows the life of a stereotypically unpopular teen Dave Lizewski, who's inspired by his love and passion for comic-books to become a superhero of his own origin, notwithstanding the lack of superpowers or unique abilities that stand out from the average human being, referring to himself as "Kick-Ass". Although he ends up on the receiving end extremely in his first few engagements with criminals, he becomes known to the public after successfully intervening in a gang-related attack. He later encounters Big Daddy, an ex-cop determined to bring down a drug lord and their son, and his 11-year old daughter, who is a highly-skilled vigilante called Hit-Girl.
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Hot-Fuzz (2007) is a British action-comedy independent film that's set in a small village known as Sandford located in Gloucestershire, where two police officers Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg), who was transferred to the Sandford Police Service from the London Metropolitan Police Service due to his diligence and determination making his fellow officers appear worthless and incompetent compared to his efforts, and Danny Butterman (Nick Frost), a susceptible but humble person who attempts to settle Nicholas into the extremely serene lifestyle lived by the Sandford police force, go onto investigate a series of strange passings that are deemed to be accidental in a village where the crime-rate is very low, however the accident-rate is extremely (and ironically) high.
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