Customer Ratings & Reviews

As a fan of steenboks, this is one of the better ones I have come across, and plays nicely with the comic book/graphic novel nature of the film.

For a sequel it wasn't bad, had some surprising twits and characters you didn't think to see again. Not for the kiddos though a lot of nudity.

Fantastic Visual's great sound the movie is very good not great like the first one but 10 years later? should made this movie sooner like 2010.

The long awaited sequel definitely delivered on the action and the awesome visuals of the first film. A few of the segments didn't carry as much weight as the original film, though. The steelbook packaging is pretty cool with the comic book style panels for each character. Good extras to highlight to effects driven film.

Jessica Alba, Mickey Rouke and Josh Brolin all did and amazing performance. The style of cine is unique and put put together very well. Cudos.

As usual best buy has quality products bought dis in store an popped it in CD player in parking lot an it is awesome no cheap CDs at best buy

Not as good as the first Sin City movie but this one was still a lot of fun. Bruce Willis and Mickey Rourke are as good as ever.

Really liked the original sin city movie so I was interested in seeing this. If you enjoy the graphic novels then you'll enjoy this movie.

Sin City was great. This is a follow-up and is not quite as good. It is still worth seeing and I am glad that I added this to my collection.

Love the way the sin city movies are done. A little confusing the way 2 doesn't exactly follow the first one. But still very entertaining

Cool 3D and similar to the first one (but not as good). Doesn't really tie up as nicely as the original, but definitely worth watching.

I got this as a Christmas present, but haven't got the time to watch it yet! Hopefully it is as good, if not better, than the 2nd one!

I had seen the movie before but recently purchased a 3D tv so I had to see it all its 3D glory and it was worth the wait

Well, I liked it, but not as much as the original. If you liked the first, you really need to give this one a buy( on sale).

Sin City 2 was made for the fans and delivers on all fronts. I highly enjoyed the movie along with the awesome 3D and great film style. Rodriguez and Miller do a nice job splicing the movie together with ties to after first film and prior to it. Violent to some people but true to its graphic comic origins.

The previous Sin City was better but the special effects are still nice to watch! Still bought it to add to my collection.

Always been a fan of Sin City the first movie and I was stoked when they came out with the second one. Just as good as the first one.

I thought the cinematography alone made this movie worth watching. Not to mention the cast and special effects were awesome as well.

Being a huge fan of sin city I was really excited about this one. It starts off a little slow but ends great. The 3d is awesome too

If you are a fan of the first Sin City movie, you will likely be disappointed by this movie, entertaining at times though it may be. Mickey Rourke as Marv was fun to watch as he was in the first movie, but unlike the first movie, he is pretty much the only reason to watch this one. Joseph Gordon Levitt's character was pretty much worthless, and as good an actor as Josh Brolin is, he is not Clive Owen, and it was a stupid move to try to make him look like Clive Owen as Dwight. The All-State man, Dennis Haysbert, was an amusing choice to replace Michael Clarke Duncun as Manute---he did well---at least that's my stand are you in good...never mind. Ray Liotta and Christopher Lloyd---great actors---but poorly used. Also, if you found it annoying that pretty much all the women in the first movie were used as objects, don't expect that to change in this movie---it's even worse. Lastly the development of Jessica Alba's character, Nancy, at the end of the film didn't really make sense. How is she suddenly able to do what she does? Anyway, if you liked the first Sin City, have free night and a free way to watch this film, you might get a kick out of it, but it is certainly not "A Film to Kill For."