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Nice adaptation of Frank Miller's mini-series but I was disappointed that they didn't acknowledge him as the inspiration for the screenplay -- or did I miss it? I wish they had used his famous line, "I'm the best there is at what I do, but what I do best isn't very nice."
There was a lot of talk about it outside the film. The director and producers all acknowledged it was based on Miller's miniseries. I loved it, but I'm confused about a few things, namely how he remembered anything about Nagasake after his mind was wiped.
...and the timeline with lady death strike.
I have a feeling with the sneak peek at the end of the movie they might hit on the Lady Death Strike question