By Jason Haskins
In 2005, the big screen adaptation of Frank Miller's awesome 90s comic series Sin City hit theaters everywhere. Miller stepped in as director alongside Desperado's Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino (who shot one scene of the film). It was explosive--especially given that all of the books in the series were republished by Dark Horse and the event was very well received by audiences and fans. After re-watching it again I completely fell in love with not only the stories represented again, but how well done the film was shot overall.
In 2005, the big screen adaptation of Frank Miller's awesome 90s comic series Sin City hit theaters everywhere. Miller stepped in as director alongside Desperado's Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino (who shot one scene of the film). It was explosive--especially given that all of the books in the series were republished by Dark Horse and the event was very well received by audiences and fans. After re-watching it again I completely fell in love with not only the stories represented again, but how well done the film was shot overall.
