Loved this movie, was part of my adolescence when I was moving my first steps as an outsider boy wearing hats and loving vintage clothing. It also built my artistic imagery and it gave me good times when I had nothing but imagination. I loved this interpretation of the original material in the style of Sin City.

I miss movies like this and Sin City.. Which sadly can never be made today.

I can't remember who said it, but I once heard it said that the best live action version of The Spirit is actually Miller's Crossing. It's such an out-of-left-field take, but stylistically it's totally correct.

“PEARSON SPIRIT LITT”

The one movie I walked out of and asked for my money back.

Eisner's comic was an over the top homage to film noir that was drenched in the tropes of it's time. Translating it into a modern film was basically negating any qualities that made it work as a piece of art. You'd think Miller would've known that.

This is what happens when hubris takes over. No one should have let that man take control of the film. He's better consulting.

Huge misfire of a film