Adapted from Frank Miller's graphic novels, SIN CITY is Robert Rodriguez's striking film noir infused with fantasy, taking place in a world where it is eternally nighttime and everything is drenched in rain and violence. Using a unique combination of silvery black and white digital photography with occasional flashes of bright color for dazzling punctuation, Rodriguez employs green screen techniques and paints a backdrop around each scene, using Miller's co-direction as his cue to match the original setting as closely as possible. Three stories weave together, occasionally overlapping. With lines delivered flatly in the hard-boiled style of Raymond Chandler, these tales are about crime, love, loss, and being preternaturally tough. In the most caustically dramatic segment, Mickey Rourke plays the fearlessly lovestruck Marv, a trenchcoat-clad beast who falls in love with prostitute Goldie (Jaime King) only to find her murdered by a demonic cannibal (Elijah Wood). In another segment, Bruce Willis plays Hartigan, a rogue cop with a "bum ticker" whose goal in life is to save Nancy (Jessica Alba), an innocent stripper, from a murderous rapist (Nick Stahl). The third segment stars Clive Owen as a detective caught between murdered cop Jackie Boy (Benicio Del Toro) and a slew of lethally dangerous vixens lead by Gail (Rosario Dawson). With blood spurting white, yellow, and yes even red; a roster of hot actors that goes on and on; and sound editing that makes you feel like you're the one being punched in the face, SIN CITY is a gift for fans of Miller's art, loaded with style and grit.

THEATRICAL RELEASE: APRIL 1, 2005

Distributor Notes: Frank Miller's Sin City

Welcome to Sin City. This town beckons to the tough, the corrupt, the brokenhearted. Some call it dark. Hard-boiled. Then there are those who call it home. Crooked cops. Sexy dames. Desperate vigilantes. Some are seeking revenge. Others lust after redemption. And then there are those hoping for a little of both. A universe of unlikely and reluctant heroes still trying to do the right thing in a city that refuses to care. Their stories -- shocking, suspenseful and searing -- come to the fore in a new motion picture from co-directors Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez, and special guest director Quentin Tarantino.

Source: Buena Vista Home Entertainment.

Bruce Willis: American Actor, THE SIXTH SENSE (1999)
Mickey Rourke: American actor, 9 1/2 WEEKS
Jessica Alba: American Actress
Rosario Dawson: Actress
Jamie King: Model/Actress, BLOW, PEARL HARBOR (2001)
Frank Miller: Director, SIN CITY (2005)
Benicio Del Toro: Actor, TRAFFIC (2000)
Clive Owen: British actor, CLOSER
Brittany Murphy: Actor, CLUELESS/LITTLE BLACK BOOK
Nick Stahl: TV/Film Actor
Alexis Bledel: Actor, TUCK EVERLASTING (2002)
Devon Aoki: Actor, 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS (2003)
Elijah Wood: American actor
Michael Clarke Duncan: American actor: THE GREEN MILE (1999)
Carla Gugino: American Actress/"Son In Law"
Michael Madsen: Actor, RESEVOIR DOGS/KILL BILL VOL. 2

Frank Miller: Director, SIN CITY (2005)
Robert Rodriguez: Director/Screenwriter

Elizabeth Avellan: PRODUCER
Frank Miller: Director, SIN CITY (2005)
Robert Rodriguez: Director/Screenwriter

Frank Miller: Director, SIN CITY (2005)
Robert Rodriguez: Director/Screenwriter

John Debney: Composer/"Hocus Pocus"
Graeme Revell: Score composer
Robert Rodriguez: Director/Screenwriter

"Right now it looks like one of the movies that will define its year even more than the KILL BILL duo did."
"[I]t's like a comic book brought to life and pumped with steroids....It's a visualization of the pulp noir imagination, uncompromising and extreme. Yes, and brilliant."
"[A] jazzy-looking screen translation..."
"Rodriguez delivers a sumptuous computer-generated vision of Miller's hardboiled fantasy universe....A perfect slice of gleefully violent 21st-century film noir for sick, twisted pop culture aficionados everywhere."
"Credit first goes to Robert Rodriquez, a tirelessly innovative director who thrives on doing things the rules say he can't....A bold, uncompromised vision."
"SIN CITY is consistently gorgeous..."
"This was a groundbreaking movie for both its look and how that look was achieved."
"Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller's all-digital uber-noir gets a blowout DVD-ing..."
Ranked #10 in Uncut's Best Films Of 2005 -- "Rodriguez creates a visual masterpiece, an entirely digital rendition of the comic-book world."
Ranked #5 in Rolling Stone's "Top 25 DVDs Of 2005' -- "[T]he film captures the dazzling monochrome of Frank Miller's graphic novels."