Looks like Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez are ready to bring Sin City back to the screen - except this time, it's the small screen Deadline Hollywood reports exclusively that Legendary Television (Grass Kings, Paper Girls) has secured a deal Miller and is close to a deal with Rodriguez to turn Miller's franchise into a[...]
Alison Brie, Marc Maron, and Betty Gilpin are headed to the heart of "Sin City" when Netflix's GLOW returns for season 3 on August 9 - and Geena Davis (Thelma & Louise, The Long Kiss Goodnight) is waiting for them with open arms Created by showrunners/executive producers Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch, GLOW focuses on the[...]
Few graphic novels have had such lingering impacts on the world of comics and film, but Frank Miller's seminal work "Sin City" is one of the enduring handful Sin City has known life as two films, Sin City (2005) and Sin City: A Dame To Kill For (2014), and obviously the fan interest is there to continue studios[...]
Miller dropped a tidbit about the Superman project he hopes to be able to announce with DC, and also about the next two Sin City projects he has planned:Audience Question: Do you have anymore Sin City stories to tell?Frank Miller: As long as I'm around, Sin City is not going to end That's my mainstay[...]
As if being trapped on a boat with thousands of *shudder* comic book fans weren't a frightening enough concept, ill-conceived comic con themed cruise Fan2Sea has announced a partnership with Frank Miller to "bring Sin City to life" in a special cruise ship casino Billed as "the premier comic book and entertainment vacation cruise" to distinguish itself from[...]
The Barnes And Noble Blog has been recognising what it calls the greatest revenge stories in literature, picking its top seven.Some you might expect, such as Homer's Ilia, William Shakespeare's Hamlet and Alexandre Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo. Then there are some more recent, what might be dubbed by some "pot-boilers", Carrie by Stephen King, True Grit by Charles[...]
We ran an article the other week, with Frank Miller talking about the plot of Dark Knight in an interview with French newspaper Le Monde.But also in that interview, Miller talked abut his next planned Sin City volume, which he mentioned at New York Comic Con But this time he gave it a name.
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At a press event Bleeding Cool has only just discovered existed, Frank Miller told the assembled throng that he is working on a new Sin City comic book.And it's a Sin City love story set in the backdrop of World War II.The furthest is comic has gone back into that world... CBR News has the word[...]
Okay, I confess to finding a few odd photos on my phone, post New York Comic Con. So here's a place to put a few of them. Such as discovering a tipped-over Marv figure at the Dark Horse booth. Much to Mike Richardson's horror. But rapidly rectifying the situation. Alex De Campi at the same […]
Nine years after the release of Frank Miller’s Sin City flick, we’re getting a sequel; Sin City: A Dame To Kill For Since the original’s release, we’ve gotten 10 sporadically produced issues of his and artist Jim Lee’s All-Star Batman and Robin, the aforementioned Holy Terror and a critically panned and largely ignored film, The[...]
You would think by now that a group calling themselves Cinema Sins would have already gotten around to a movie called Sin City.. but with upcoming release of Sin City: A Dame To Kill For, the guys have whipped up their latest Everything Wrong With Sin City In 14 Minutes Or Less.. which runs about[...]
(I really do want to write F.F…); Mike Mignola’s Hellboy; Frank Miller’s Sin City, The Dark Knight Returns I often start people who never read a comic off with The Dark Knight saying, “If you don’t get this, you probably don’t get comics.” There’s also an 80’s graphic novel called Blood by Jon Muth[...]
Live updating by Hilton CollinsAll right-y folks… the Sin City: A Dame to Kill for panel starts in Hall H pretty soon, in like about 10 minutes, so geeeeettt ready…Comic-Con’s director of programming Eddie Ibrahim has come onto stage to introduce the panel Now Geoff Boucher is coming out to moderate the panel[...]
This clip from Sin City: A Dame to Kill For premiered on Jimmy Fallon's show last night This is the best version I could rustle up on YouTube.It might not seem like the best clip to drop first, but Rosario Dawson was Fallon's guest and it does very much revolve around her.[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG0tXBIVCPY[/youtube]The prevalence of red and[...]
The marketeers behind Sin City: A Dame to Kill for have innovated in bringing online a nice, official look at the 'standee' or cinema display for their movie.This is after they released GIFs in place of images a few weeks back - if, disappointingly, not exclusive GIFs but things we'd already seen in video.[...]
You can see the influence in Miller’s run of Daredevil, Ronin and Sin City.And once again, the big comics sites have neglected to talk about New Lone Wolf and Cub, which puzzles me Is this a sign that the market has moved on or that the other comics sites are just shilling for the Big[...]
Here's a much better look at Sin City: A Dame to Kill For in the full length trailer released today It looks like Jessica Alba may actually get to do more than just gyrate on a stage in a bikini top this time!Of course, Eva Green looks poised to steal the show, both since she's[...]
The Dark Knight shows a world that’s incredibly cynical but still just barely capable of hope.Sin CityWhen Robert Rodriguez set upon adapting Frank Miller’s sprawling crime noir saga Sin City to film he did it faithfully and with Miller by his side The result is a visually unique story full of vivid, larger than life[...]
These are called "Animated Images" by the people behind Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (sorry, Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame to Kill For) but.. they're gifs We all use Tumblr.I'm pretty sure these are just frames from trailers that have already been released, so they're not even new, so what is the[...]
Maybe it's just my imagination, but the stylisation in Sin City: A Dame to Kill For is looking to be even more extreme than in the first film Consider Ray Liotta's eyes, the very artificial-looking pan up to Ava in the door way, the way the shadows sometimes seem to grow and recede by themselves[...]
