Movies like Sin City

Directed by Zack Snyder and like Sin City, 300 is an adaptation of a Frank Miller graphic novel. It shares a similar visual style, utilizing striking visuals and a mix of live-action and computer-generated imagery to create a high-contrast, fantastical aesthetic. Fans of the stylized violence and gritty storytelling in Sin City are likely to appreciate 300.

David Cronenberg's A History of Violence, while more grounded in reality than Sin City, shares its interest in profound storytelling within the violent crime genre. The film's examination of identity and morality echoes the complex characters and grim narrative found in Sin City.

Dredd, like Sin City, throws audiences into a dystopian, crime-ridden urban landscape, complete with a hard-edged protagonist and a striking visual style. Its adherence to the graphic novel aesthetic and brutal action sequences will satisfy those who appreciate Sin City's similar sensibilities.

Although Dick Tracy leans more towards a vibrant, colorful comic strip look, its bold use of color and stylization, as well as its noir detective plot, make it a kindred spirit to Sin City’s adventurous visual flair and hard-boiled storytelling.

Much like Sin City, Max Payne transitions from another medium—a video game in this case—bringing with it a dark, stylized neo-noir world filled with revenge and betrayal. Fans of the graphic narrative and action-packed sequences of Sin City will resonate with the cinematic depiction of Max Payne.

Based on the acclaimed graphic novel, Watchmen, directed by Zack Snyder, offers a dark and complex take on the superhero genre. Fans of Sin City's gritty atmosphere and moral ambiguity will find themselves at home with the film's mature themes and visually stunning interpretations.

Frank Miller takes the directorial reins in The Spirit, bringing his distinct noir touch and visual style to the fore. Like Sin City, it's a comic book adaptation with a strong visual identity and a blend of crime, action, and dark storytelling elements that will appeal to audiences looking for a similar cinematic experience.