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Product Description ------------------- Disc One - Restored Theatrical Version: * Cine-explore - Blu-ray Exclusive * Commentary With Robert Rodriguez And Frank Miller * Commentary With Robert Rodriguez And Quentin Tarantino * Audio Track Featuring A Of The Austin Audience Reaction Disc Two - Recut, Extended, Unrated Version * Kill 'Em Good Interactive Comic Book - Blu-ray Exclusive * Rodriguez Special Features * 15-Minute Film School * All Green-Screen Version * The Long Take * Sin City : Live In Concert * 10-Minute Cooking School * How It Went Down: Convincing Frank Miller To Make The Film * Special Guest Director: Quentin Tarantino * A Hard Top With A Decent Engine: The Cars Of Sin City * Booze, Broads And s: The Props Of Sin City * Making The Monsters: Special Effects Make-Up * Trench Coats & Fishnets: The Costumes Of Sin City * Teaser And Theatrical Trailer .co.uk Review ------------- Robert Rodriguez’s take on Frank Miller’s Sin City looked stunning on the big screen. Never has a comic book movie so faithful translated its visual look from page to film, and Rodriguez’s movie (with help from guest directors Miller himself and Quentin Tarantino) positively ate up the screen. Furthermore, Sin City is the kind of film that could quite easily be tempered were it not translated correctly to disc format. But there was never any danger that it wouldn’t be. The Blu-ray presentation of Sin City is quite brilliant, richly translating the visuals to a smaller screen with a level of detail that’s nothing short of stunning. The film itself is superb, too. It’s basically three stories meshed together, although the whole collection is firmly stolen by Mickey Rourke. Never mind The Wrestler; this, for our money, was where the Rourke comeback trail started, and Sin City is notably poorer whenever he’s out of view. Matched with audio that delivers a broad and vibrant sound stage, Sin City is a very strong Bu-ray release, and an excellent demo too for the potential of high definition--Jon Foster