Sin City is an extremely unique movie. I personally have only watched bits and pieces of it, but the parts I watched didn't especially catch my interest. Although I have heard a great deal about Sin City, mainly from my guy friends, all I hear is about how "awesome" it is and how "hot" Jessica Alba looks in it (although she only plays a role about 5 minutes long in the movie). There are only a few points of Walsh's article that I must say I do agree with him. Such as when he states that our society is changing, and our likes and dislikes are changing. But then again change can be a good thing. Our country isn't the same as it was in the 60s when dressing up like hippies was "in" nor is it the same as the 70s when discos were "in". Change happens and it's easy for some people to get used to, but harder for others.

I don't believe that one can base what we American's enjoy watching on this one particular movie. Yes, many male viewers consider this movie to be there favorite. But what about the others males that don't? What about the females? I haven't heard of one female that is "in love" with this movie. But that's just it, in my point of view Sin City is a "guy-flick". Girls love "chick-flicks" guy's don't. And now this may be the beginning of "guy-flicks". This doesn't mean though that our society is crashing.

To sum it all up, I don't agree with very much of what Walsh has written. But he did give a very good opinion of his outlooks from this movie.