Review by Bob Ignizio
To quote the Ramones, “Second verse,
same as the first.” That about sums up Frank Miller and Robert
Rodriguez' SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR.
Arguably, it may even be a better overall film than its predecessor,
2005's SIN CITY, but
now that the novelty has worn off the film's hyper stylized black and
white blend of live action performances and digital sets, it loses
some of the impact it might otherwise have had. That means DAME
has to rely more on its stories, which as is the case in the comics
these films are derived from, tend to be less interesting than the
way in which they're presented.
