EB's Matt Heywood writes, "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For is a visually stunning film thanks to the excellent vision Rodriguez had for its cinematography, and one could argue that it’s worth seeing just for the poetry it creates with its visuals. It does have a very disjointed timeline that is hard to follow if you don’t know the material, but overall it’s an entertaining rated-R movie full of stylized blood and gore. Mickey Rourke’s Marv steals the show, while Eva Green’s Ava Lord and Jessica Alba’s Nancy Callahan remind us men how powerful a smart and sexy woman can be. If you enjoyed the first Sin City you should enjoy the pre-sequel, just know that you may get a bit confused with the jumps in time."
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Fun flick. A bit of a timeline issue between the 4 stories, but overall it's entertaining.
This is one of those films that has a mixed bag for reviews. Seems the people that enjoy the black and white love it, while others that don't simply don't enjoy the film at all.