I’ll be the first one to admit, that Frank Miller is not the greatest storyteller in the world, but one thing that he is however, is a master at creating disturbing imagery. As in most of Frank Miller’s work, there’s very little in the way of character development in this tale. I am going to be honest here and state clearly that I did not see this movie for the story, nor did I see it for character development. I went out of my way to see this movie on the IMAX screen to fully experience violence at its finest. I was not disappointed – I repeat: I was not disappointed! There is a perfect mix and of real time and slow motion battle scenes that are a must see. There are some story loopholes that you have to take with a grain of salt, and if you’re willing to overlook them, you are going to walk out of the theatre with a very big smile on your face. This movie gets an A+ for effort, and a three on the Kev-O-Meter.