Sin City hits theatres Friday with what promises to be the most faithful comic-book translation to date. With that in mind, it seemed only sensible to take a look at the three books the film is ...

Some pop fiction exists in its own world. But once you find that particular planet dull, sitting till the end feels like being trapped in a funhouse. Which brings us to “Sin City: A Dame to K… ...

With 'Sin City,' director Robert Rodriguez solidified the importance of respecting the source material and comic book creators.

Sin City, shot by Rodriguez in black-and-white with the occasional splash of color from, say, a whore’s lip gloss or a yellow-skinned rapist, mixes hard-boiled pulp fiction, 1940s film noir and ...

Bits of flesh and severed noggins, sadistic brutes and femmes fatales — and we haven’t even mentioned the Yellow Bastard, who is literally yellow and actually a rapist. Sin City might be a ...

Movie Review: 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,' Starring Jessica Alba, Bruce Willis, Mickey Rourke. Get all the details of the action thriller.

In the near decade that's passed since director Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller brought Miller's noir comic Sin City to the big screen, filmmaking technology has gotten better, comic book movies ...

Like most of Robert Rodriguez' films, "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" is a style in search of a movie. As in the first "Sin City" (which Rodriguez also ...

The film incorporates storylines from three of Miller’s graphic novels including ‘Sin City,’ which launched the long-running, critically acclaimed series, as well as ‘That Yellow Bastard ...

Read the Empire Movie review of Sin City. Rodriguez' s best film by far and a treat for fans of sinful black-and-white noir with a violent ...