Sin City

I didn't know what to expect going into the theater, just praying that Sin City wasn't another bad adaptation of "comic book to silver screen" style movie. Good thing though, like many in the theater I imagine, I was pleasantly surprised... Full review

Robert Rodriguez's "Sin City" is the most authentic reproduction of a comic book experience seen on the big screen. The source material comes from the graphic novels of renowned artist Frank Miller, who doesn't hold back adapting his lurid tales of... Full review

I've just seen 'Sin City' and can't for the life of me imagine why Bruce Willis would be involved. The movie is filled with blood drenched actors and there is little improvement from there. This movie is suitable for those members... Full review

This movie was obviously targeted at a small audience... young MEN I'd say 16-30 yrs old. There is not one good thing I can say about this film. I enjoyed the Kill Bill films so much I purchased them both because... Full review

If I was to use one word to describe this film it would have to be....Violent! if i was allowed two words I would add 'Visceral'. The movie is two hours long and is structured in a similar way to... Full review

Went to a sneak preview of this movie today, and I was blown away. Over the years people have tried to emulate the feel of comics on the screen, and met with mild success(Dick Tracy), minor failure(Hulk), and solid success(Sky... Full review

With Hellboy, Guillermo Del Toro lovingly recreated panels from artist/creator Mike Mignola's comic book stories and brought them to vibrant life, setting a new benchmark for adaptations that respect their source material. With Sin City, however, co-directors Robert Rodriguez and... Full review

I'm only a marginal comics fan - I read a bunch of stuff over the course of a year or two in college and haven't read much at all since. Frank Miller was my favorite writer then and the I... Full review

Just saw an advanced screening of the film. I went with high expectations for the film because I've been a fan of the books for years. And I'm glad to say I wasn't disappointed! Aside from taking a few artistic... Full review

I caught the Philly sneak preview of "Sin City" yesterday, and I have to say my hat is off. Few comic book movies have ever looked good on screen. The X-Men and Spider Man movies have done a good job... Full review

The best you can say about the DVD is that the widescreen images look good and the film sounds good. The three stories are narrated by the actor at the center of that particular story, and that's part of Sin City 's problem. ... Full Review

It's safe to say that no other film has ever duplicated the visual texture and sensibility of a comic book (okay, graphic novel , for the purists) more successfully than Sin City . During Marv's search for Goldie's killer, he initially meets violent resistance from Sin City's lovely and lethal prostitutes, led by Gail ( Rosario Dawson ), a machine- gun-wielding vixen in leather. ... Full Review

These excellent visuals, smart and violent action stories, and the great work by the entire cast, make Sin City the movie an excellent adaptation from the probably excellent books by Frank Miller . My beloved Alexis Bledel looks great, and the amazing Devon Aoki provides the best action. ... Full Review

During Marv's search for Goldie's killer, he initially meets violent resistance from Sin City's lovely and lethal prostitutes, led by Gail (Rosario Dawson), a machine- gun-wielding vixen in leather. By the time Willis returns as Hartigan for the film's concluding story, you may feel that the filmmakers have overstayed their welcome a bit in Sin City. ... Full Review

Sin City" isn't an emotionally complicated picture or a particularly deep one, and its freshness lies in the way it refuses to pretend that it is. Part of what makes "Sin City" work is that while the performances may be somewhat broad (they need to be, to suit the material), they stop at being grotesquely cartoonish. ... Full Review

Coming off huge buzz from his role in The Wrestler, Mickey Rourketells MTV News (after being asked about a Sin City sequel and him reprising his role), I don't really think about that. ... Full Article

Robert Rodriguez, a long time fan of Frank Miller's graphic novels, set out to use digital technology as a means of translating the stark, black and white images of the comic into a movie. ... Full Article

There was a Youtube, bootleg version of the first full trailer for The Spirit out a couple of days ago, but I refuse to put those crappy versions up here on Screen Rant. Once those pop up you just have ... Full Article

Sin City creator Frank Miller is adapting the classic comic The Spirit for the big screen. Created by Will Eisner in 1940, the titular character is a masked and trenchcoated anonymous crime fighter who is the alter ego of a... ... Full Article

Ahhhh, the new year is here and it is time to reflect on the year that has passed, and if you ask me it was a horrible year for movies... ... Full Article