• sin city: a dame to kill for (2014)

    From Ogg@21:3/110.10 to All on Sun Aug 2 23:28:00 2026
    Just watched that (see Subject). Never heard of it before until someone was looking for the actual comic book that it was based on and mentioned it was also a couple of films.

    I was hoping to see both films, but fawesome.tv seemed to only list the 2nd one.

    Anyway.. I loved the style, visual treatments, etc. as a film-noir. Some might say it's campy with clich‚ one-liners. But I think it works for that comicbook-to-film project. The film reminded me of the same style and wild ride of a Tarantino film.

    It has a star-studded cast, and it works well.


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  • From poindexter FORTRAN@21:4/122 to Ogg on Mon Aug 3 06:57:44 2026
    Ogg wrote to All <=-

    Just watched that (see Subject). Never heard of it before until
    someone was looking for the actual comic book that it was based on and mentioned it was also a couple of films.

    I just bought the comic at a library benefit sale this weekend. Yes,
    campy as all hell, as a neo-comic should be.



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  • From Ogg@21:3/110.10 to poindexter FORTRAN on Mon Aug 3 18:38:00 2026
    Hello pF!

    ** On Monday 03.08.26 - 06:57, you wrote to me:

    I just bought the comic at a library benefit sale this weekend. Yes,
    campy as all hell, as a neo-comic should be.

    Do try to catch the film(s). Artistically, it's quite stylish and true to the comic-book experience.. visual entertainment - what a film should be.


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