Marv Rulz

[Gridlock]

Anyone watch Sin City? I thought it was a good movie over all. The part with the character Marv was awesome.
"Thats one damn fine lookin coat your wearin there."

[Edited on 8-16-2005 by Gridlock]

[Anebriated]

Marv is a badass. Great movie, arent they coming out with a second?

[MangledKitty]

Omg that's the weirdest thing ever. I just got done watching it for the first time. Since my brother bought it today. Marv was cool.

[Anebriated]

I have had a bootleg copy for awhile. Alba is amazingly hot in the movie too.

[MangledKitty]

I liked how they worked everything into one.

[Kitsun]

Originally posted by Elrodin
I have had a bootleg copy for awhile. Alba is amazingly hot in the movie too.

You be careful! Anticor already said he'd walk over the warm dead body of his brother for Alba. No telling what he'd do to you!

[Anebriated]

Yeah, I had to watch it a few times to get everything. Really well done.

[Gridlock]

Originally posted by Elrodin
Yeah, I had to watch it a few times to get everything. Really well done.
Yeah i bought it today. I thought probably another fucked up attempt to make a comic into a movie. Its was really awesome though. I watched the part about Marv twice hes my new movie hero.

[Warriorbird]

Hell of a film. I wish it had been promoted better.

[Bobmuhthol]

<<I have had a bootleg copy for awhile. Alba is amazingly hot in the movie too.>>

I'm in the process of downloading a 4GB DVD copy. It'll take a while, but wateva, I'll have a free DVD.

[Back]

Marv’s sequence was very tight. Dwight and his red converse second, Hartigan third.

I liked Rodriguez’s credit as having Shot and Cut the movie, but while I loved El Mariachi, I really haven’t been impressed since. Miller helped, Tarantino helped, and sure it stayed true to Miller’s graphic vision visually which was great, but it still felt campy like A Tale in Mexico. No doubt, Rodriguez has friends in Hollywood.

The actors were great however. All cast from Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill, a star studded line-up. Mickey Rourke, beat to shit as he is pulled it off. Willis I generally like, though this stuff was a little weak. Del Toro as sick and brilliant as always. Strong women are always great to see. Miho was always my fav from the books. They got her dead on. Shelly. I love the actress but forget what else she’s been on besides SNL. Gale. Spot on from the books.

And Alba couldn’t have been a better skinny little Nancy Callahan all growed up. Miller definitely read Lolita at some point.

The movie was brutal, like the books. But just a bit campy for my tastes.

I forgot Rutger Hauer. He was great in his small part.

[Edited on 8-17-2005 by Backlash]

[Edited on 8-17-2005 by Backlash]

[StrayRogue]

You'll never look at Elijah Wood the same again either.

[Back]

Great part for Elijah big neck Wood.

But to be honest, I liked Hong Kong Shuffle more than Sin City.

[kheldarin]

Yeah I just bought it and saw it for the second time.

Can't wait for the sequel.

[Latrinsorm]

I liked Bruce Willis the best. The Dwight part was sorta dumb, IMO.

[4a6c1]

:heart: Sin City and teh sexobject characters :heart:

It was entertaining, but looking back at it, I found it be VERY average. Definately no Spiderman or X-Men, though better than the Hulk. The prostitute story seemed to be not only the longest, but the weakest too.

- Arkans

[DeV]

Originally posted by JihnasSpirit
:heart: Sin City and teh sexobject characters :heart: :yeahthat: Too bad the weakest story line had one of my favorite scenes in the film.

I thought it was a well acted and well done movie all together.

[Gridlock]

yeah the whore part was kinda corny.

[Apotheosis]

jessica alba = teh hawt.. I'd walk over the dead body of his brother for her, too.