Sin City: A Dame to Kill For

I rather enjoyed this, but I have been a Frank Miller fan for years. That and the fact that Eva Green and Jessica Alba makes any flick worth watching.

The first one was a brilliant ten, this one a little less :)

OMG! the wait worth it I really like this movie but there were things didn't understand so I must re-watched the first one.

Piece of art!
It's unique, it's new, it's beautiful!!

You need tons of drugs for that movie. Just like the first one. And Jessica Alba can dance. Breathtaking.

Not as good as the original Sin City, however it is worth watching.

E(A)va Green, what a performance!

Brittany Murphy as Shellie and Carla Gugino as Lucille missed.

A LOT better than the first.

Everyone is saying they loved the first one, but hated this one. I don't see how that's possible. They stuck very close to the original in most ways, such as cinematography, soundtrack, and directing, all of which were great (for a Sin City movie). Sure it isn't a masterpiece my any means, and it's not as good as the first, but it's super entertaining, very violent, and is sure to please anyone who enjoys the books or the first film. Forget all those jaded movie snobs saying it sucks. They're just focusing on all the negatives, and letting that cloud their vision of the awesome stuff.

Visually stunning. That's what I love most about Sin City.
Eva Green's scenes were utterly breathtaking! Her beauty was a great addition to this sequel.

After much encouragement from a friend, I finally watched the 2nd instalment of the Sin City franchise. I watched the first for the first time a few months ago which I really liked. As much as I liked this one, I think sequels bring something else to the table and you can't really compare an original with its predecessor. Regardless of this, I really enjoyed the film. I found myself impatiently waiting for the resolve of Joseph Gordon-Levitt's character arc to find it wasn't really as integral to the story as I'd hoped. It's like the main arc of the film is new characters with the followings of the plot of the first film is a secondary arc with another arc thrown in for character background. This is far from a complaint, I actually quite liked this set-up. However, I would've liked a bit more development on from the first in this sequel rather than spending most of the film on other characters and then having the climax an ending to the first saga. It felt more like a spin-off, to be honest. Also, special mention for the graphics and editing which are one of a kind and will always be iconic.