The movie consists of three stories; The Hard Goodbye, The Big Fat Kill and That Yellow Bastard. In 'The Hard Goodbye', Marv(Mickey Rourke) meets a girl named Goldie(Jaime King) one night, and made love. The next day, Goldie was found dead next to him and naturally Marv gets framed for the kill. Marv sets off to find the truth by looking in all the right places and killing all the right people.
In 'The Big Fat Kill', Dwight(Clive Owen) finds out about his girlfriend Shellie(Brittany Murphy)'s ex-boyfriend, Jackie Boy(Benicio Del Toro). Dwight knows Jackie Boy's going to give trouble to the Old Town girls so he follows Jackie Boy there. In Old Town, the girls(prostitutes) lead by Gail(Rosario Dawson) killed Jackie Boy for causing trouble all this time, only to find out later that Jackie Boy is a cop. If the cops find out about the death of Jackie Boy, the truce between Old Town and the cops will be shattered and Old Town will be filled with dead prostitutes. Dwight, Gail and the girls set out to make sure the news doesn't spread out.
In 'That Yellow Bastard', Hartigan(Bruce Willis) is a 60-year old cop who's on his last assignment before his retirement: 11 year old Nancy Callahan is kidnapped and going to be raped by pedophile, Roark Jr.(Nick Stahl). Hartigan was stopped in his tracks and was shot down. He was prisoned and 8 years later Hartigan tries to track down the rapist who's now The Yellow Bastard and meets with the 19-year old Nancy Callahan(Jessica Alba) on the way.
Continuity mistake: When Lucille throws the pills to Marv, he catches it with his left hand (while holding a cigarette in his right hand). The shot changes immediately to a close up on the pills in Marv's right hand. Then in the next shot Marv takes the pills, but has to take the cigarette out of his mouth first.
Dwight: I can't tell if Miho is alive or dead, but I'm on my feet and every ounce of me wants to get some killing done.
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Answer: Not much is given on Miho's story in the graphic novel. Some is given in the story "A Dame to Kill For" where Dwight explains he saved her life once. Frank Miller in the extended cut DVD commentary stated she was a demon, but that is never mentioned in the story.
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