Sin City Movie Official Thread [Archive]

FMJeff

04-01-2005, 01:20 PM

I'm seeing tonite...discuss responses here...
mods, i know there's a comic book movies thread, but i wanna break it up...dont move this thread...

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grlNIN

04-01-2005, 01:32 PM

I saw it this afternoon, it was pretty damn good.

A little long but worth it.

 
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TheMojoPin

04-01-2005, 01:47 PM

It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my life.

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Tenbatsuzen

04-01-2005, 02:46 PM

<FIELDSET style="WIDTH: 450px"><LEGEND>QUOTE </LEGEND>It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my life.   1979 << On the streets of your town... >> "You can tell some lies about the good times we've had, but I've kissed your mother twice...and now I'm working on your dad..."</FIELDSET>
Enough about Jessica Alba's ass.  What about the MOVIE?
 

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mdr55

04-01-2005, 02:57 PM

So did they show alot of T&A??

TheGameHHH

04-01-2005, 03:21 PM

Hopefully I can get some responses quickly. I'm thinking of seeing this movie tonight but I don't know shit about the comic (or comic books in general). Will I still be able to enjoy this flick?

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04-01-2005, 03:23 PM

<FIELDSET style="WIDTH: 450px"><LEGEND>QUOTE </LEGEND>So did they show alot of T&A?? </FIELDSET>
They showed plenty.  I was particularly impressed with Carla Gugino's tits.  Which you get to see quite prominently displayed.
Very good movie, I highly recommend it.
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grlNIN

04-01-2005, 03:34 PM

The fight scenes in the movie were fucking intense. The movie is visually aesthetic, well put together and best of all the actors didn't ruin any sense of what the movie is about.

Easily the best movie i've seen in the last 3-5 years.

 
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fezident

04-01-2005, 06:04 PM

I hated it.
I went in with a COMPLETELY open mind because I don't know what SIN CITY is.  I've never seen the graphic novels or anything. BUT...I love Tarantino and many of the actors in this movie.
I didn't know the writing was going to be so stylized.  "I look at her and she shakes like the last leaf on a dying tree....." etc etc.  Plus, just about every actor in this movie uses the same noir-ish , deep, whispery, gravely, voice.  
I did however absolutely LOVE the look of the film.  From a visual standpoint...it is a brilliant movie.  
 
 

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04-02-2005, 06:41 PM

I loved this movie. Both the look and the story(ies) were great. The only problem I had with it were some of the acting. I'm looking in your general direction Alexis Bledel. And I'm looking straight in to your eyes Micheal Madsen, Brittany Murphy and Micheal Clarke Duncan.

Michael Clarke Duncan might be the worst actor I've ever seen, other than his role in The Green Mile, though Madsen's work in the first scene rivals some of Duncan's worst.

On the other hand, Clive Owen, Benicio Del Toro, Nick Stahl, Mickey Rourke and Bruce Willis all were stellar. Rosario Dawson was very good as well. While some of the actors could only manage a laughable parody of noir acting, those guys did a great job. Even Josh Hartnett did a great job with the little time he had. This movie really exposed the amateurs and wanna-be's from the real actors.

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grlNIN

04-02-2005, 07:36 PM

I think Brittany Murphy played the role of "retarded whore" really well. Though she probably wasn't relying on her acting ability too much there.

 
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fluffernutter

04-02-2005, 07:49 PM

Yeah, most times comic book adaptations don't do much for me but I didn't even know what this was and the trailers just looked so tasty I could tell it was a comic book adaptation. I definitely need to see this.

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LordJezo

04-02-2005, 08:09 PM

Movie was awesome. I really want to see it again.

Oh, and the boobies were really hot.

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04-02-2005, 08:18 PM

Mickey Rourke is the fucking MAN.

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WindowSill

04-03-2005, 05:01 AM

Oh, and the boobies were really hot.

Using big boy words I see.

I saw it last night. WOW! Great...really, really great! (Seinfeld reference). The acting was pretty average and was brought down as a whole by some poorly acted parts, but some of the actors really took it to another level. Clive Owen and Benicio Del Toro really stood out for me, but I guess I love them in every movie they do. The way the whole thing was shot was great.

4 and a half stars out of 5. Best movie Ive seen this year...

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whorehay

04-03-2005, 06:57 AM

one thing that bothered me in the movie was the josh hartnett part.
was his role really necessary in the movie? i'm tying to see how he fit into the scheme of things and validate it. arg, it's just a movie, so i'll chill.

visually, it was great. overall, not too bad.
my 2 cents

fezident

04-03-2005, 07:22 AM

<FIELDSET style="WIDTH: 432px; HEIGHT: 376px"><LEGEND>QUOTE </LEGEND> 
I hated it. 
I went in with a COMPLETELY open mind because I don't know what SIN CITY is.  I've never seen the graphic novels or anything. BUT...I love Tarantino and many of the actors in this movie. 
I didn't know the writing was going to be so stylized.  "I look at her and she shakes like the last leaf on a dying tree....." etc etc.  Plus, just about every actor in this movie uses the same noir-ish , deep, whispery, gravely, voice.  
I did however absolutely LOVE the look of the film.  From a visual standpoint...it is a brilliant movie.  
  
    </FIELDSET> 
I've never quoted one of my own posts before but, I have to ammend something. 
I had to see SIN CITY a 2nd time (my wife had to go again...long story) and I can honestly say, this movie was waaaay better the 2nd time. 
I was able to follow it a bit more.  The 1st time, there was just so much to digest.  
Also, the 1st time I saw it was a preview/premiere screening filled with people that won tix through a radio promotion OR were people involved with the film.  NO ENERGY in the theater.  This time, it was packed with fans that WANTED to see the movie.  It was a very different experience. 
So, I'm gonna change my thumb to an "up".  It won me over. 
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JustJon

04-03-2005, 09:35 AM

I think the movie was great. The lead actors and the aesthetics really captured the noir feel. Carla Gugino was smoking hot. And I really dug Elijah Wood and Nick Stahl in this movie, they both had great characters.

I loved the use of shadows. It really catured the feel of Frank Miller art. I haven't read Sin City, but now I really want to.

And this movie easily has the most castrations in any movie I've ever seen.

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HBox

04-03-2005, 09:38 AM

I'm not sure if it was visual trickery or just great acting, but Powers Boothe really freaked me out. Just the way he looked, especially against that solid black backdrop, as if they were in the middle of nowhere. That certainly added something to it.

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Iamnotatool

04-03-2005, 12:17 PM

Lots of Jessica Alba pics, some NSFW some Sin City (http://enwhore.com/galleries/index.php?cat=jessicaalba)
 
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04-03-2005, 12:30 PM

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04-03-2005, 02:42 PM

Fucking Great!!!
(i put that in red because i want to be like sin city)

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04-03-2005, 02:46 PM

Mickey Rourke was great. The movie was fan-fuckin-tastic. I need to read the Sin City comic b.., er, Graphic Novels now.

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04-03-2005, 05:59 PM

Damn good flick. What kinds of steriods has Mickey Rourke been taking; the dude was awesome. Jessica Alba is a total babe.

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JustJon

04-04-2005, 11:11 AM

Important question:  What movie were the nude shots of Jessica Alba from and was it a body double or really her? 

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04-04-2005, 11:31 AM

The movie was "The Sleeping Dictionary" and a body double was used. 

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IamFogHat

04-04-2005, 07:13 PM

Holy crap that movie was good.  I saw it on Friday night, and it's only the second movie that I've ever been to where people stood up and clapped at the end.  Let's hope this trend of badass comic book movies continues.

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badorties

04-05-2005, 06:39 AM

saw it last nite ... liked it, didn't love it ... i loved the visuals right from the books, and the casting was great ...my level of expectation might have been too high, but i was a bit underwhelmed by the whole thing ... the real actors and synthetic environment didn't always gel, and got a little distracting ... just the way the violence was so over the top, all the t&a seemed kinda sexless ... i've never been a real jessica alba fan, and i didn't care for working the movie around her ... i wish marv's scene with his mom and 'lucille' was in the movie ... a lot of nitpicking, i know, but i left the theatre not as excited as i hoped to be ...i have the feeling when i buy the dvd, i'll enjoy it a bit more ...

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JustJon

04-05-2005, 10:26 AM

I really didn't feel Jessica Alba was the center of the movie. 
They pointed her out a couple times, but her story wasn't really until
the end. 

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badorties

04-05-2005, 11:06 AM

it just seemed the way they split 'yellow rat bastard' was to emphasize alba, didn't really appear to serve any other purpose ... it wasn't like they split all the other stories ..

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04-05-2005, 02:23 PM

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furie

04-05-2005, 04:15 PM

Sin City is the best movie adaption of a comic to date. 

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badorties

04-05-2005, 07:06 PM

Sin City is the best movie adaption of a comic to date.i still think ghost world is pretty damn great ...

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TheMojoPin

04-05-2005, 09:53 PM

"Road To Perdition" was pretty goddamn great, too.The first "Men In Black," outside of making Will Smith's character black (though the role was essentially the same), was surprisingly loyal to the comic it was based on, even though probably 16 people total ever read it.And call me a sucker, but I loved "The Rocketeer," and that was EXACTLY like the comic it was based on.For better or worse, so was "The Mask."The "X-Men" and "Spider-Man" films has some noticeable cosmetic changes, but are shockingly faithful to their comic book roots.And don't forget the grandaddy of them all...the first two "Superman" films.  Those were SO good, they're actually BETTER than any Superman comic ever made.But fuck the "Batman" flicks.  Even the first two resembled hardly anything from the comics...except for the Joker.So, while rare, faithful comic book film adaptations aren't unheard of.<img src="http://scripts.cgispy.com/image.cgi?u=TheMojoPin" border="0" /> 1979 << On the streets of your town... >> "You can tell some lies about the good times we've had, but I've kissed your mother twice...and now I'm working on your dad..."

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PapaBear

04-05-2005, 10:55 PM

quote: I think Brittany Murphy played the role of "retarded whore" really well. Though she probably wasn't relying on her acting ability too much there. You mean like how Courtney Love plays such a good diseased drug addict? 

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FMJeff

04-06-2005, 12:19 AM

quote: "Road To Perdition" was pretty goddamn great, too.The first "Men In Black," outside of making Will Smith's character black (though the role was essentially the same), was surprisingly loyal to the comic it was based on, even though probably 16 people total ever read it.And call me a sucker, but I loved "The Rocketeer," and that was EXACTLY like the comic it was based on.For better or worse, so was "The Mask."The "X-Men" and "Spider-Man" films has some noticeable cosmetic changes, but are shockingly faithful to their comic book roots.And don't forget the grandaddy of them all...the first two "Superman" films.  Those were SO good, they're actually BETTER than any Superman comic ever made.But fuck the "Batman" flicks.  Even the first two resembled hardly anything from the comics...except for the Joker.So, while rare, faithful comic book film adaptations aren't unheard of.<img src="http://scripts.cgispy.com/image.cgi?u=TheMojoPin" border="0" /> 1979 << On the streets of your town... >> "You can tell some lies about the good times we've had, but I've kissed your mother twice...and now I'm working on your dad..." This message was edited by TheMojoPin on 4-6-05 @ 1:54 AM The thing about Batman, and I think comic book fans will agree on this, is the character has gone through so many iterations its difficult to pick which one is the best version of batman, as everyone has thier favorite. There's the hokey detective/JLA know it all batman, the cooky batman of the 60's, the gritty super realism of the dark knight/miller interpretation, the tepid mixture of all the aforementioned...i mean when you think about it, what is a detective/vigilante who wears a Bat costume with a cape and an insignia...how do you translate that to reality....do you portray  batman as a deranged victim of a double homicide, or do you go for the hero with a cause, because they are two entirely different things...the point im trying to make is Batman is an incredibly complex character who's stories can be expressed through many different perspectives...hopefully Nolan will nail it in the next one...I do think the possibility exists for someone to tell the batman story in a manner that really evokes the humanity of the character and not so much the incredulous nature of the caricature of Batman...and death to the Bat credit card...fuck you Clooney and fuck you Joel Schumacher..dont know if that made ANY sense...

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fezident

04-06-2005, 03:11 AM

There HAS been a rash of crap-ass comic movies lately.ELEKTRA. CATWOMAN. PUNISHER. DAREDEVIL. BLADE 3. THE f'cking HULK??!?!Fingers are crossed for the FANTASTIC FOUR movie.  And that they one day make a SILVER SURFER movie.

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PapaBear

04-06-2005, 03:49 AM

Though I've only read a couple issues, it would be cool to see a flaming carrot movie... Just because it would be stupid as hell.

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TheMojoPin

04-06-2005, 07:56 AM

quote: The thing about Batman, and I think comic book fans will agree on this, is the character has gone through so many iterations its difficult to pick which one is the best version of batman, as everyone has thier favorite. There's the hokey detective/JLA know it all batman, the cooky batman of the 60's, the gritty super realism of the dark knight/miller interpretation, the tepid mixture of all the aforementioned...i mean when you think about it, what is a detective/vigilante who wears a Bat costume with a cape and an insignia...how do you translate that to reality....do you portray  batman as a deranged victim of a double homicide, or do you go for the hero with a cause, because they are two entirely different things...the point im trying to make is Batman is an incredibly complex character who's stories can be expressed through many different perspectives...hopefully Nolan will nail it in the next one...I do think the possibility exists for someone to tell the batman story in a manner that really evokes the humanity of the character and not so much the incredulous nature of the caricature of Batman...and death to the Bat credit card...fuck you Clooney and fuck you Joel Schumacher..dont know if that made ANY sense... It did...my problem with the "Batman" films is they seemed to pick NO version of Batman from the comics...they made him an empty shell in the films.  Keaton is all over the map as both Batman and Bruce Wayne, and he never seems like the same character twice.  The next two guys have even less to work with...  It does look like Nolan has got it cold.  But really, if they wanted to get the best Batman EVER to the screen, all they had to do were straight translations of "Year One" and "Dark Knight Returns" by, oh, SHOCKER, Hollywood, Frank Miller.  Hmmmmm, it seems the man's comics work fantastically well when faithfully put to the screen...imagine that...

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wilee

04-06-2005, 08:33 AM

***Might be spoilers in here ***it
just seemed the way they split 'yellow rat bastard' was to emphasize
alba, didn't really appear to serve any other purpose ... it wasn't
like they split all the other stories .. I
thought it seemed more to give a little more of a "false ending" for
that particular part to the people who are seeing the movie without
knowing the story (having read it).  It looks like Hartigan is
dead, then goes to the other two stories before returning to his. 
I think it plays better this way than if the Hartigan-Nancy story
resolved in full before the other two stories.  And Alba really
only had a bit part in the Marv storyline, but was showcased in the
second half of the Hartigan one. 


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JustJon

04-06-2005, 11:16 AM

it just seemed the way they split 'yellow rat bastard' was to emphasize albaBut
she's not in Hartigan's story at the beginning, 11 year old Nancy
is.  But I think Marv's intro is sort of a nexus for all the
stories because we see someone from each story there.  The same
goes for when Hartigan goes to the bar (probably occurring at the same
night, before Marv meets Goldie) 

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JPMNICK

04-09-2005, 05:40 AM

Saw it last night. On the advice of Mojo, I had read the books previous to seeing the movie. All I can say is that it was amazing. Thats what you dream about when you are kid when you think about a comic book coming alive. The shoots and the colors were amazing. When Hartigan was walking to the Barn, and when he was walking out of Jail, and when he was IN jail were all amazing. They got that 2-d feel of a comic book with the bars. Anyway I thought it was just awesome, I think I may go back and see it again tonight. 

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kc7586

04-11-2005, 07:30 PM

I saw it last weeken, it wasn't bad but it wasn't the best movie I've ever seen.  I thought black and white with some things in color was fabulous, it made the movie more gooder.

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04-13-2005, 07:03 AM

quote: Saw it last night. On the advice of Mojo, I had read the books previous to seeing the movie. All I can say is that it was amazing. Thats what you dream about when you are kid when you think about a comic book coming alive. The shoots and the colors were amazing. When Hartigan was walking to the Barn, and when he was walking out of Jail, and when he was IN jail were all amazing. They got that 2-d feel of a comic book with the bars. Anyway I thought it was just awesome, I think I may go back and see it again tonight. Preach on brother, preach ON! 

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05-26-2005, 06:01 AM

Alba getting whipped at the end of the movie is the hottest thing I've ever seen.   The orange dude is like whipping her as she is on her knees with her arms tied to the ceilling demanding that she scream for him...Too bad it only lasts like 30 seconds....a 4 or 5 minute scene would've helped me bust a nut forever...

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LordJezo

05-27-2005, 05:21 AM

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FMJeff

05-27-2005, 10:57 AM

The sequel has been greenlighted and Rodriquez said he's doing "A Dame to Kill For" in part 2....and most likely Family Values, as there isn't many Sin City stories left to fill a movie...

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Yerdaddy

05-28-2005, 07:47 AM

Bought the DVD last night, (they come out a little early here). Not much for features, someone will have to tell me if the first DVD release in the States is the same. Great flick. I think I'll be one of those movies that I watch whenever I'm in that kind of mood. Like in the mood to castrate someone - twice. Mickey Rourke was fucking outstanding again. After Animal Farm I'm beginning to think he's actually a better actor than the old Barfly days. He's unbelievable now. He really had the most charisma, which I thought was lacking in some of the other performances, especially Michael Madsen and Michael Clark Duncan. I even thought Bruce Willis was coasting on this brooding wounded guy character he's type-casting himself into. I didn't see him really do anything different with this character. Just one-dimensional. Smokinest babe - Rosario Dawson. 

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canofsoup15

05-28-2005, 08:24 AM

This was a good movie. This post is very late. I will probably buy the DVD. 

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