this uh, this looks okay i suppose, although i could see that filter he seems to apply to every single one of his movies getting kind of old.  it LOOKS identical to sin city, which is alarming, because reading the wiki entry for the spirit, it's absolutely nothing like the sin city comic books, and miller just seems to have appropriated the characters/setting and turned it into a sin city clone, from the trailer.  fuck that!

you know who should get his own [non-frank ][/non-frank] movie?  THE QUESTION.  there're too many gay superhero movies and not enough crime fighter/detective ones.  that guy is awesome, and if they made a decently faithful movie adaptation of his comic series, i'd be pretty excited!

was it right wing?  i only read a handful of issues, but i never got that impression.  it seems kind of absurd!  was this like something that marked the series throughout its lifespan, or just parts of it?

also i forgot he died; i think i thought he just stopped being the question or something.  i remember now, though, because the chick that replaced him was that cool policewoman/detective that originated from the batman cartoon.  it's kind of a cool crossover, i guess.

Now I've never read The Spirit (although I've always wanted to), but that is certainly not how I imagined it would be. Either way, I hope some of Bobert Rodriguez rubbed off on him.

If Sin City never existed I would have thought that this looked pretty cool but holy cow I can't see the difference.