"Sin City" Quotes Trivia Quiz

Answer: Senator Rourk

This is said in a hospital, some time after Hartigan is shot by his partner Bob, as he is now attached to tubes to keep him alive. Senator Rourk is played by Powers Booth, who's great at playing intimidating characters, such as Cyrus Toliver in "Deadwood".

Answer: False

Hartigan says he's old enough to be Nancy's grandfather, whilst in a cheap motel room. This is because she claims to be in love with him, romantically. I think he shows remarkable restraint, especially for someone just out of 8 years solitary.

Answer: Gail

This is said by Gail in reply to Dwight when he says he will always love her. This is not long after Jackie Boy and his pals are sliced and diced in a style of black comedy.

Answer: Marv

Marv says this in the narration, when a couple of hit men take him outside of Kadie's bar. He then demonstrates his point by shooting one of them and ramming the other's head into a wall. Mickey Rourke is superb as Marv and it's been said by a few people that he really just is Marv in so many ways( I imagine he's not quite as homicidal though). I thought it was great line as well.

Answer: False

Marv says this, again in the narration, when the police come to arrest him at the hotel room where we first see him. Since the police show up suspiciously fast, Marv feels that there would be no way of him sneaking out without being noticed. Therefore, he plays it his way and demolishes the police's attempts to arrest him (as well his room's door). It's a great scene overall.

Answer: Jackie Boy

This word is used initially by Dwight when Jackie Boy falls onto a sharpened Swastika. It is then used by Gail, when Jackie Boy's chronies are made more compact for the journey to The Pits. Finally, the word is used by a female Irish mercenary, when Jackie Boy's head is recovered from the pits by her collegues.

It's a weird thing to point out about a film but it stood out to me for some reason. All usage of the word "yeesh" is well-founded though, since there's a decent amount of gore in the relevent circumstances.

Answer: False

Hartigan says this in the narration, when he reaches the farm in pursuit of Junior and Nancy, since he is about to dispatch a guard by means of slitting his throat.

Answer: Shivers

This is said by the mysterious hit man who appears twice in the film. In this case he is describing the woman in the red dress on the balcony. The first scene was shot by Robert Rodriguez before holding any rights to the film. He managed to persuade several actors, as well as Frank Miller, to take part in the film, purely with the opening scene. I take my hat off to the man.

Answer: True

He says this in the narration over his first scene in the film: the hotel room in which Goldie is killed. I loved the intro to Marv, from the strange, comic-like silhouette, to the music (and Goldie's not bad either).

Answer: Gail

As Dwight says this about Gail in the narration, it's far from the usual romantic setting you might expect from most films. This is since people are being masacred left, right and centre. I think it was a good way to finish off Dwight's story, as he helps to save Old Town and is reunited with the woman of his dreams.