One of the best adaptation or transition from graphic novel to film

Rating: 9/10 (22 March 2013)

I would say this is one of the best graphic novel series to film, but it feels more like a transition. In fact this is the closest I ever seen a graphic novel series to a film. It almost literally is like watching a graphic novel in film form and the visuals are just amazing. The plot has 3 different stories taking place in Sin City. And has 3 main male protagonists who are the epitome of badasses that have a soft spot for women. In fact the villains are the ones that treat women like trash in this flick. The character Marv(Mickey Rourke) is the brute force badass and tough as a human character in a movie can get. I can't think of anyone else that could of played Marve besides Mickey Rourke, he is just downright perfect for this role. In fact it's like Frank Miller designed Marv around Mickey Rourke, kinda like the new Nick Fury for Samuel L. Jackson. Next story's protagonist is Dwight McCarthy(Clive Owen) who is the slick and cool badass. And the third stories badass is Det. John Hartigan played by an actor who made his career from playing badass characters, none other than Bruce Willis himself. Overall this is one of the most entertaining, thrilling, gripping, violent and visually awesome movie I seen. This is what you get when a film is directed by Robert Rodriguez, co-directed by Frank Miller and guest directed by Quentin Tarantino.
9/10