Graphic Novel Brought to Life
“Sin City: A Dame to Kill For” is a follow-up to “Sin City,” the 2005 picture based on the graphic novel by Frank Miller. The script blends several overlapping stories and characters. Returning from the previous film are Marv (Mickey Rourke), Hartigan (Bruce Willis) as a ghost, sadistic crime boss Senator Roark (Powers Boothe), and stripper Nancy (Jessica Alba). New characters are cocky gambler Johnny (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Dwight (Josh Brolin), a sort of unofficial private detective who takes compromising photos for his clients.<br /><br />Johnny gets into a high-stakes poker game with Roark and wins big. Showing up Roark in front of his associates is an offense that will cost Johnny dearly. As Johnny and Marcie, a gal he’s picked up, walk down the dark streets of Sin City, they’re attacked by two of Roark’s thugs. Johnny beats the assailants senseless. But Roark’s enmity doesn’t end there.<br /><br />Nancy, a good girl gone wrong, is still a stripper, but no longer just for the joy of stripping. She bides her time, waiting to exact revenge on a horrible person from her past.<br /><br />Eva Lord (Eva Green) is the ultimate femme fatale, using her body and sensuality to lure men to their doom. She dumped Dwight years ago but now wants him back in a plot to kill her rich husband. She seems to enjoy flaunting her inherent evil. Ms. Green is frequently nude as she seduces one guy after another. She is the dame worth killing for in the film’s title.<br /><br />Director Robert Rodriguez concentrates on the visceral. His film has a cold, unemotional feel. It contains stock noir types: prostitutes, detectives, chiselers, crooked cops, lethal women, and hard-boiled thugs. The environment has hardened and jaded its inhabitants. There are no ordinary folks in Sin City. Everyone is damaged, physically or psychologically.<br /><br />Gordon-Levitt is a welcome addition to the grim world of Sin City. We sense that Johnny’s going up against Roark can only lead to a bad outcome, yet we root for him anyway. Though he’s not exactly a hero, he’s as close to it as director Rodriguez permits in his shadowy, underbelly world of misfits.<br /><br />“Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,” rated R, looks great but moves sluggishly and fails to recapture the excitement of its predecessor. It wallows in violence, gore, and cynicism as it portrays the dark doings in a town rife with lawlessness and corruption.<br /><br />The 3-disc Combo Pack contains Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray 2D, and DVD versions of the film as well as several featurettes.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Straight from the pages of Frank Miller's cutting edge series “Sin City”, co-directors Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez reunite to bring the visually stunning stories back to the screen. Dwight McCarthy (Josh Brolin) struggles with his inner demons and tries to maintain control until his former lover, the goddess Ava Lord (Eva Green), returns wanting his help to escape her abusive husband. Though once he learns her true intentions are far more sinister than they appear, he recruits the help of Marv (Mickey Rourke) and Gail (Rosario Dawson). While a cocky young gambler (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) takes his chances winning against the most powerful man in Sin City, Senator Roark (Powers Boothe). But this is Senator Roark’s least of problems because Nancy Callahan (Jessica Alba) has been driven insane by John Hartigan's (Bruce Willis) selfless suicide and is no longer a damsel in distress and is out for blood, compelled to avenge Hartigan by hunting down Senator Roark..