Mindy Macready / Hit-Girl is a fictional character from the 2010 superhero action-adventure film adaptation 'Kick-Ass' played by actress Chloe Moretz.
During a training session, Hit-Girl tells Dave to hit her, but he refuses bec...
After flying himself and Hit-Girl back home with the jet pack, Dave takes off...
Dave looking around the Macready's place sees the video feed from Frank's bui...
After entering Frank's office, Chris attacks Kick-Ass. They rumble out of the...
Dave looks over at Hit-Girl, she turns for the first time and looks at him.
As they ride Dave expresses his concern for Hit-Girl's well being while tryin...
Hit-Girl drives the car as she and Dave ride away after her father dies.
Badly beaten and burned, Damon works through the pain to says his goodbyes to...
After taking out the last of Frank's men and extinguishing the flames on her ...
While they look over their new acquisition, Mindy brings her dad a cup from t...
Hit-Girl comments on what's left of Cody when the crushed car with him in it ...
Hit-Girl and Big Daddy show up at Dave's house. They talk in his bedroom.
Dave follows Hit-Girl to the roof. He asks her who she is. After introducing ...
After packing up the drug money Hit-Girl tells Dave it's time to go. He heads...
From his perch outside of Rasul's Big Daddy shoots Leroy, who was sneaking up...
When Hit-Girl walks back from the door Dave threatens her with his taser befo...
The female junkie picks up a bottle, breaks it and threatens Hit-Girl with it.
After she takes out the six or seven men in the room another man walks in and...
Before Rasul can raise the machete to strike Kick-Ass, Hit-Girl runs him thro...
Mindy and her dad watch TV, along with everyone else in the nation, following...
Damon and Mindy sit at a booth in the bowling alley eating after bullet proof...
Damon and Mindy sit at a booth in the bowling alley eating after bullet proof...
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