In 2005, the film adaptation of Frank Miller’s “Sin City” 
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As in the first part is devoted in this video how Jessica Alba kicks as sexy stripper Nancy also “A Dame To Kill For” several episodes of the inhabitants of the wicked sin Pfuhls Basin City. A high-spirited young adventurers named Johnny (Joseph Gordon-Levitt, 33) against the wrong people on a lucky streak and falls into the clutches of ruthless gangsters. Marv (Mickey Rourke, 62) wakes up one morning between several brutally murdered young people – and that, although he wanted to see only the beautiful stripper Callahan (Jessica Alba, 33) while dancing
This however still is mourning the late John Hartigan (Bruce Willis, 59) and is planning an attack on the person responsible for the death of her former Lifesaver is responsible: The psychopathic well as influential Senator Roark (Powers Boothe). In the titular story, however, everything revolves around Dwight McCarthy (Josh Brolin, 46). His pretty ex-girlfriend Ava (Eva Green, 34) asks him one day for his help. Although they broke in the heart and blew a millionaire, he forfeited the Femme Fatale anew with skin and hair. When she tells him that her rich husband would mistreat them in the worst way, moviegoers ponders the sincere Dwight for revenge.
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Narrative throws “Sin City 2″ immediately into cold water. There is no exposure, the audience wakes up in hell hole Basin City similarly abrupt as Marv figure. He devoted the first few minutes of the film beefy club with the big heart immersed but also in all other story fragments. Except for the – perhaps even most – story about the Gambler Johnny all the main storylines are also strongly interwoven with the first part of the comic book movie. Due to the manifold characters who inhabit “Sin City”, since even connoisseurs of the predecessor can easily get confused. It is therefore advisable, therefore, again to rummage the film from 2005 from the DVD shelf before the release of the movie ticket.
Solid continuation
was already in advance rather skeptical of the possible continuation of the classic 2005 responding. And the first audience reactions in the United States seemed foreboding first to accompany. Many fans of the first part came out of the theater disappointed – a phenomenon that was simply due to high expectations. Exceeds “A Dame To Kill For” his predecessor? That certainly does not, however he also does not deserve the negative mood, which he saw in many places exposed. Much of the current disappointment is due to a somewhat idealized nostalgia compared to the first film. After all, “Sin City” was not without errors, the pioneering endeavor optics mistaken about so many failure time.
succeeds in” Sin City 2 “but to capture the spirit of its predecessor in almost all areas. Rarely the case, but here actually true. Especially the 3D effects may exceptionally contribute something to the mood of the film in “A Dame To Kill For”Bizarre characters and wasted potential
How waits in the previous also “A Dame To Kill For” on a regular skating exhibition famous actor. Everyone plays their own way of the “Sin City” corrupt people: Whether manipulative, sadistic, suicidal, broken or diabolic: Each figure is charged for stays in Basin City a price – be it one’s own life, or humanity. Especially with the few good souls fears consequently the audience. Josh Brolin as a naive puppet and without losing anything Joseph Gordon-Levitt, a soldier of fortune, are the strongest elements of the narrative.
But while in “Sin City” mainly inspired the story of a stripper Nancy, falls this storyline in the second part significantly from unspectacular, even is such a thing as the weak point in the sequel. Unfortunately, her story is also the segment with which the film ends -. Possibly one of the reasons why may prevail no euphoria shortly after watching a movie
Conclusion
Unlike “Sin City A Dame To Kill For “,” the sequel will “certainly not go down in film history, it offers the strips visually and narratively to little new. He makes the same time but not so much wrong, as elsewhere often claimed. If you liked the first part and not expect to be blown away literally by the visual impressions a second time, which can also in “A Dame To Kill For” look forward to an entertaining 100 minutes.
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