Sin City

[ROC]

sidenote, has he made anything that wasn't done by troublemaker since returning?

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[THIR13EN²]

My, my, my, where to begin?

I absolutely loved the movie. I was a little bit offed at first when I saw Madson's delivery of his first few lines to Bruce. I thought he sort of over played the comic vibe in their opening sequence. By the end he was much better.

Willis' character Hartigan was definately the best developed, and had some of the best lines in the film... (ie the palsy line, then I'll punch out god etc...)

Marv was the most badass of the characters, and certainly the best performed. It is easy to see how people used to say that Mickey Rourke was going to be the next Brando before he slipped into retirement. I am glad to see that he is out. (sidenote, has he made anything that wasn't done by troublemaker since returning?)

Clive Owen's sequences with a dead Benicio were great. It reminded me of Lord of the Flies for a little bit. I am not a big Rosario Dawson fan, and her acting in these scenes bolstered that for me.

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[Zaz]

Ugh. Unfortunately for us Aussies, this baby aint coming out until August 11 according to Greater Union

[Pepsi]

sidenote, has he made anything that wasn't done by troublemaker since returning?

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Apparantly, his next flick, Domino, is not a Troublemaker production.

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[Your Mom]

Marv was total bad ass! I have absolutely zero problems with this movie which is really rare. I haven't read up on it, but I am going to guess Tarantino's segment was the one where Dwight is driving to the tar pits and Jackie's dead body starts talking to him. It screamed Tarantino.

[ROC]

sidenote, has he made anything that wasn't done by troublemaker since returning?

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Apparantly, his next flick, Domino, is not a Troublemaker production.

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[Hellfire]

oh man, i dunno how to explain how much i liked the movie. The first time i went to see it i was absolutely blown away. The second time I somehow liked it more....and the third time....It was even better. The violence was shocking to me, as I didnt expect it, but it made sense. I liked Marv and Hartigan the best out of all the charecters, although Kevin and Dwight were fucking badass as well.

[ErikBN3012]

Yeah... good movie. It was real, real creepy and it makes me want to go read the graphic novels. Frank Miller is the guy who put Daredevil on the map with his writing in the 80s(?). I saw Tarantino and him were both working on this and I figured I had to go see it.

Also, while watching the movie I noticed how some characters' eyes had color, while others not. I was curious if any of you guys knew the significance of it.

[Carnage]

Outstanding, Amazing movie. Loved every minute of it. If you haven't seen it, go out now and see it.