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  Review by Graham J ★ 22

  Watching Sucker Punch is like watching a friend you don't really like play a videogame for two hours. Making things worse is the stranger sat between you both aggressively wanking over his iPod full of shit reworkings of your favourite songs.

  Sucker Punch is not only as bad as you've heard, it's worse.

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  Review by Charlie Morris ★★★★ 52

  I was told beforehand that this was a love it or hate it film and that there was no in between, and it's easy to see why that is. Personally, I don't agree with any of the negative reviews, so it turns out that I'm one of the few that love it.

  Firstly, I don't understand why many of the reviews I have read go on about the huge emphasis on rape for. This is what put me off at first, but there are much worse films out there that people still love.

  There is a focus, yes, but nothing is ever shown, if it even happens at all, as it is all implied rather than stated and seen. From…

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  Review by robyn ½ 71

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  i’ve removed this review because i wrote it many years ago back in 2012 and it’s now PURE CRINGE but i still hate sucker punch i will no longer be speaking on this matter tvym

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  Review by voidember ★★★★★ 47

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Please note: my review of this film reflects the Blu-ray Extended Cut which includes some extended and deleted scenes that are not in the theatrical version, scenes I feel are crucial to the continuity of the narrative in this film. If you've only seen the theatrical cut, I highly recommend watching the extended cut before reading my review.

  Sucker Punch is arguably one of the most complex narratives in contemporary feminist filmmaking. Hear me out. As through a glass darkly, this is a film of several dimensions literally and figuratively speaking. How you interpret it will greatly depend on how you perceive the world, and in that way, Sucker Punch is one of the best examples of viewer subjectivity in…

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  Review by BRAT ★★½ 2

  i was just here for oscar isaac lol

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  Review by bizarre_eye ★ 1

  Before they added all the slo-mo, this was apparently a 6 minute music video.

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  Review by SilentDawn ★★★½ 4

  62/100

  Female empowerment as a fantastical glimmer of sci-fi trash and neopunk junk food. Its opening sequence is a little masterpiece in and of itself, using lightning as footnotes and shattering bulbs as a physical act of attempted liberation. It's too bad that the rest of this strange creation isn't as visionary as it wants to be, but I continue to get lost in every CGI-addled frame; a cheap and unwavering movie making power that Snyder utilizes to fulfill his dreams and expanses. Zombie soldiers, techno robots, and a big-ass dragon are only toppings in this overly massive action sundae. Pass the syrup.

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  Review by cole king ★★★★★ 2

  this movie has it all. hot girls good music disgusting men and stupid metaphors. amazing

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  Review by Gabrielle ★★★★★ 16

  Extended Cut

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  Nonsense. Nothing is what it is, because everything is what it isn't. And contrary-wise; what the film is, it is not, and what it is not, it is.

  From the fetishistic costumes of our female heroes, the misogynist possessive villain, the ideals of freedom as an abstraction, the portrait of mental illness as both an escape route and an entrapment, the metalinguistic reality of these girls trying to escape from the abrasive industry of entertainment crafted by groundbreaking set designs, all the way to the absurdly fantastical worlds created by Babydoll's imaginative mind, everything is one big cabaret spectacle in Zack Snyder's very own Alice in Wonderland.

  One pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small.

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  Review by Eli Hayes ★★★★½ 29

  Zack Snyder's Rob Zombie's Halloween II
  & yes, take that as you will of course, haha.

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  Review by Jeff ★ 12

  How the fuck did Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow destroy Kerry Conran's career, but this piece of shit landed Zack Snyder the Superman reboot?

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  Review by 🌻 lindsay 🌻 ★ 2

  just didn’t vibe with a movie that takes a group of young women forcibly put in an asylum and sexually assaulted and forced into sex work being also used for a Cool Sexy Fantasy where they are Badass But Still Sexy. The fight scenes made up of heavy male gaze don’t work for me when the fights are being used to represent those women being forced to dance for men against their will. 

  Idk I just don’t think the “sexy” fighting scenes are okay when the context of this movie centers around a group of abused women. It just didn’t handle these themes with any kind of empathy or grace.