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Sin City: A Dame To Kill For
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In the midst of more interesting events, Eva Lord asks her ex-boyfriend Dwight McCarthy to help her husband escape, as he mistreats her in various ways. Eva Lord's husband is named Damien Lourdes, who is actually an over-rich man, but Dwight McCarthy soon discovers that Eva is not just leaving her husband as she told him, but her intention is full of evil and hatred. On the other hand, John Harrington meets Nancy Calahan, and here the events are complicated.
In the midst of more interesting events, Eva Lord asks her ex-boyfriend Dwight McCarthy to help her husband escape, as he mistreats her in various ways. Eva Lord's husband is named Damien Lourdes, who is actually an over-rich man, but Dwight McCarthy soon discovers that Eva is not just leaving her husband as she told him, but her intention is full of evil and hatred. On the other hand, John Harrington meets Nancy Calahan, and here the events are complicated.
Actors:
Bruce Willis,
Gregory Kelly,
Gene Cervenka,
Eva Green,
Stephen Latham,
Robert Rodriguez,
Breona Horne
Bruce Willis
19 March 1955, Idar-Oberstein, West Germany
Gregory Kelly
Gene Cervenka
Eva Green
6 July 1980, Paris, France
Stephen Latham
Robert Rodriguez
20 June 1968, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Breona Horne
Director:
Robert Rodriguez ,
Frank Miller
Robert Rodriguez
20 June 1968, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Frank Miller
27 January 1957, Olney, Maryland, USA
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Aldamisa Entertainment #Demarest Films #Frank Miller #Jessica Alba #Josh Brolin #Mickey Rourke #Residaco #Robert Rodriguez #Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
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May 09, 2017
A bad movie that overshadows what Miller can still give and which shelters the expectations of those who waited so long to receive so little. [Full review in Spanish]
April 18, 2016
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July 14, 2016
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For isn't for the weak-kneed. It's a punch to the gut, a cigarette burn on the soul.
March 27, 2017
The film attempts to emulate the languid pace of classic noir, but lacks the narrative complexity or compelling dialogue of its forebears.
August 22, 2014
Miller's original comic-book frames serve narrative functions, but these movies are all grabby graphics, devoid of compelling style.
August 28, 2014
Reviewers were forbidden from posting a word about this sequel until opening day, lest we give away the shocking secret that it's a carbon copy of its predecessor.
June 18, 2016
The duration between the first film and its sequel doesn't fully explain the new film's flaws, it's quite instructive when examining the reactions to them.
August 22, 2014
There are a handful of ways in which A Dame to Kill For actually improves on the first movie. Alas, none are enough to prevent it from being a substantial disappointment.
May 11, 2016
With Sin City: A Dame to Kill For... you can't take your eyes off the hyper-stylised fetishism on-screen... but you'll find it difficult to remember anything afterwards. This is instant gratification, a hard drug for the eyes.
Denver Post
August 22, 2014
A Dame To Kill For isn't likely to create converts out of those uninterested in the pulpy side of fiction. But it more than earns its keep in terms of lavishing love, mildly ironic as well as pretty damn earnest, on pumped-up noir.
September 22, 2016
To call Sin City noir is to misunderstand the genre, as perhaps Miller does. Each story ends pretty simply-in brutal fighting and murder-and lacks genuine intrigue or ambiguity.
