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Insupportable !!

Splendid computer effects with a star-filled cast amounts to a repeat of "Sin City", in more than one ways. Not as good, but still enjoyable - if only at times. Perhaps you can treat it as a comic strip (for those that are not very demanding...), and... (read more) Splendid computer effects with a star-filled cast amounts to a repeat of "Sin City", in more than one ways. Not as good, but still enjoyable - if only at times. Perhaps you can treat it as a comic strip (for those that are not very demanding...), and simply enjoy the ride.

Take "Dick Tracy", mix it with "Batman", add in a little "Sin City", and you get a fun movie, with Sam Jackson giving the wildest and most hilarious performance as the Octopus.

i expected a really shitty film, but in fact i got quite a decent one.
Jackson`s character was hilarious. a fun and visually interesting film.

Fuck Frank Miller and his overheated noir ideals. The hero is a black hole of nothing and the lines really terrible ("I'm going to kill you all kinds of dead"). The only thing going for this film is all the attractive women trotted out for display, f... (read more) Fuck Frank Miller and his overheated noir ideals. The hero is a black hole of nothing and the lines really terrible ("I'm going to kill you all kinds of dead"). The only thing going for this film is all the attractive women trotted out for display, fetishised for their bodies like Mendes' "perfect ass" or Johansson's cleavage. Frank Miller is like Russ Meyer in this regard but minus the fun, the wit, the charm, the humanity and anything else that stops a movie from being a boring waste of time.

hard for me to rate this one. This is probably the strangest, most random, ridiculous movie I have ever seen. The stylized comic book violence was too much for me. I don't believe it's good when violence is glorified with no purpose. That's what the ... (read more) hard for me to rate this one. This is probably the strangest, most random, ridiculous movie I have ever seen. The stylized comic book violence was too much for me. I don't believe it's good when violence is glorified with no purpose. That's what the spirit portrays. Not to mention that the spirit himself is a complete ladies man and kisses almost every girl he meets. (plus almost every girl is wearing clothes that don't leave much to the imagination.) Any seen with "death" was spiritually upsetting. But it was unlike any movie I have ever seen. And I did appreciate the random humor. It made me laugh. It also was visually engaging. But a movie riddled with objectionable content and strange spiritual themes was not worth the laughs and interesting experience.

Graphic comic. Frank Miller. Heavy CGI. Sound familiar? Unlike Sin City, these actually got more in the way of the story than it did in Sin City. The look and feel of the film were actually characters. They added drama. In this case, they got ... (read more) Graphic comic. Frank Miller. Heavy CGI. Sound familiar? Unlike Sin City, these actually got more in the way of the story than it did in Sin City. The look and feel of the film were actually characters. They added drama. In this case, they got more in the way of the story. The story itself was not bad nor were the presentation of the characters, but the playing with the effects did not adhance the story. I did enjoy the movie, but I would not call it very good.

Someone get this man a decent script.

As one of the film's characters might say, there's bad. There's really bad. There's ridiculously bad. And then there's The Spirit bad.

It's black-and-white with red all over, but The Spirit is as thin as the newsprint from which it springs.

It's not easy to make a thriller that's both incredibly convoluted and intensely boring, laboriously narrated yet befuddled, but Miller -- creator and co-director of Sin City -- triumphs on all counts.

The style is willing. But the spirit is weak.