Sin City: A Dame to Kill For

Sin City being what it is, you’re not signing up for a lot of happy endings. The black and white milieu with little bursts of color is still visually cool, but not as trailblazing as it was when the first Sin City came out 9 years ago. The acting is top notch... for the genre, and there are a lot of cool set pieces. As usual, Eva Green steals every scene she's in. But this left me wanting more, and I’m not sure why. There’s nothing WRONG with it, but maybe it was the short running time or the lack of freshness, but this made me long for 2005, when the low-budget, green screen movie was the newest craze.