Storyline
Some of Sin City's most hard-boiled citizens cross paths with a few of its more reviled inhabitants.
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Cast
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Dennis Haysbert, Will Beinbrink, Ray Liotta, Jaime King, Jessica Alba, Bruce Willis, Jude Ciccolella, Jeremy Piven, Mickey Rourke, Rosario Dawson, Powers Boothe, Greg Ingram, Patricia Vonne, Juno Temple, Christopher Meloni, Marton Csokas, Josh Brolin, Dimitrius Pulido, Eva Green, Jamie Chung, Alexa PenaVega, Gregory Kelly, Eloise DeJoria, Christopher Lloyd, Alcides Dias, Billy Blair, Stacy Keach, Julia Garner, Lady Gaga, Kimberly Cox, Jimmy Gonzales, Vincent Fuentes, Samuel Davis, Callie Hernandez, Bart Fletcher, Alejandro Rose-Garcia, Mike Davis, Rob Franco, Daylon Walton, Bob Schreck, Lawrence Varnado, Tommy Townsend, Robert Lott, Patrick Sane, John Wirt, Emmy Robbin, Luis Albert Acevedo Jr., Christian Bowman, Johnny Reno
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Reviews
80
Not as groundbreaking as the original, nor as expansive as all the best sequels are. But with some excellent cast additions, and Miller on murky form, this still sizzles to the touch.
60
Empire
A Dame To Kill For shares some of the downsides of the first, particularly dubious female characterisation. But this retains the gritty, gruelling vice-grip on graphic-novel noir that made Sin City so enjoyable.
60
The Telegraph
Sin City 2 glowers and sulks and is determined to show you the best bad time you’ve had in years. It’s neither high art nor noir, but it’s what a Sin City film should be.
58
If you’re not looking for reinvention and loved the first "Sin City," then you'll probably love this one too. It's a gorgeous-to-look-at, brain-splattered case of "more of the same."
50
"A Dame to Kill For” isn’t the shock to the system “Sin City” was. But whatever its plot repetition and warmed-over tough talk cost it, this is still a movie like few others you’ve ever seen, a 3D slice of Nihilistic noir that will have you narrating your own guts and guns story on the drive home, chewing on a toothpick as you do.
