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- Criminal HeroesGood Versus EvilVengeanceViolence SpreeDystopiaSocial DecayTough HeroesCrimes more...
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- ActionCrimeThrillerIndependentNeo NoirHollywood Tone
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- Contemporary21st Century
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- Boys' Night
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Sin City, 2005
English
USA
Profile of Sin City
Sin City can be described as bleak, gloomy, and stylized. The plot revolves around a dystopia, social decay, and a violence spree. The main genres are independent, thriller, and action. In terms of style, Sin City is nonlinear, features an all-star cast, and involves multiple stories. In approach, it is serious. The storytelling is fast paced. Sin City is set, at least in part, in an urban environment. It takes place in contemporary times. Visually, it is partly black and white. Sin City is adapted from a comic. The movie has received attention for being an award winner and critically acclaimed. It is well suited for a boys' night. Note that Sin City involves strong violent content, nudity, and sexual content.
Summary of Sin City
Adapted from Frank Miller's graphic novels, Sin City is Robert Rodriguez's striking film noir infused with fantasy, taking place in a world where it is eternally nighttime and everything is drenched in rain and violence. Using a unique combination of silvery black and white digital photography with occasional flashes of bright color for dazzling punctuation, Rodriguez employs green screen techniques and paints a backdrop around each scene, using Miller's co-direction as his cue to match the original setting as closely as possible. Three stories weave together, occasionally overlapping. With lines delivered flatly in the hard-boiled style of Raymond Chandler, these tales are about crime, love, loss, and being preternaturally tough. In the most caustically dramatic segment, Mickey Rourke plays the fearlessly lovestruck Marv, a trenchcoat-clad beast who falls in love with prostitute Goldie (Jaime King) only to find her murdered by a demonic cannibal (Elijah Wood). In another segment, Bruce Willis plays Hartigan, a rogue cop with a "bum ticker" whose goal in life is to save Nancy (Jessica Alba), an innocent stripper, from a murderous rapist (Nick Stahl). The third segment stars Clive Owen as a detective caught between murdered cop Jackie Boy (Benicio Del Toro) and a slew of lethally dangerous vixens lead by Gail (Rosario Dawson). With blood spurting white, yellow, and yes even red; a roster of hot actors that goes on and on; and sound editing that makes you feel like you're the one being punched in the face, Sin City is a gift for fans of Miller's art, loaded with style and grit.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 28 March 2005 |
| Runtime: | 124 min |
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Critics Reviews
San Francisco Chronicle
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- by: Mick LaSalle
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- by: Richard Corliss
Users Reviews
- 15.November.2010
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- by: jsymmetry
- jsymmetry rated this movie5/10So-so
- 21.September.2010
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- by: drollix
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