1. None of Sucker Punch is Real: Deciphering the “Undecipherable”
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Nearly 5 years ago, my podcasts co-hosts, our friend Katrina, and I discussed a specific theory of the meaning of Sucker Punch in our Snyder Series episode on the movie. With the recent resurgence of discussion about the movie, I’m committing that theory to the written word so maybe it will find it’s way to more minds. (I’m also supposed to do a watch-along commentary of the entire movie with Dave the Film Junkee.)
2. Revisiting Zack Snyder's 'Sucker Punch' - Film Cred
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While 'Sucker Punch" is a steampunk action fantasy soaked in a feminist lens, it was also made with an overtly masculine perspective.
3. Years Later, I Finally Understood Sucker Punch… - donovanwu
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Sucker Punch is a film I watched back when I was in high school (I was 17 years old, so don’t freak out). It’s been more than 6 years now so it feels very unnecessary to write a review since …
4. Sucker Punch, the Truth Hidden Behind the Action.
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(This contains spoilers.) Sucker Punch is a psychological thriller starring Emily Browning (Babydoll), co-written and directed by Zach Snyder. Basically, the story was about a girl lo…
5. The Untold Truth Of Sucker Punch - Looper
Aug 21, 2023 · This movie tells the story of Babydoll (Emily Browning), a young woman who, after claiming her abusive stepdad killed her younger sister, is put into an insane ...
Whether you like it or hate it, Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch is an ambitious work that offers lots to talk about.
6. Sucker Punch Wiki | Fandom
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Sucker Punch is an action-fantasy film released in the United States on March 25, 2011. It is co-written and directed by Zack Snyder and co-scripter Steve Shibuya. The film's story is about a girl in the 1960s who attempts to escape an asylum with her inmate friends. Development began in March 2007. The film has strong steampunk influences. In the mid-1960s, a 20-year-old girl nicknamed "Babydoll" (whose real name is never revealed) is institutionalized by her stepfather at the Lennox House for
7. Movie review: 'Sucker Punch' has everything from Nazis to pervs, but ...
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One minute, the young women of “Sucker Punch” appear to be fighting WW1 1/2, the next minute they’re tap-dancing for pervs. That’s the sort of movie it is. I suspect “…
8. Has Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch Gotten Better with Age? - JoBlo
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Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch is probably his most under-seen, and underrated movie. Has it gotten better with time?
9. Sucker Punch: An Interview With Zack Snyder, a story by IFC Center
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A story on Letterboxd.
10. Sucker Punch Review: Don't Drink the Kool-Aid | TIME
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Sucker punch: In theaters where this movie is playing, it's a beverage sold at the concession stand. Critics have descended upon the new film from...
11. Sucker Punch Review: A Spectacular Display Of Breathtaking ... - Pajiba
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The book on Sucker Punch director Zack Snyder has always been that he’s especially gifted when it comes to visuals and effects, but weak — occasionally bordering on terrible — when it comes to story, narrative and characterization. Sucker Punch is his baby, a film that’s 100% original Snyder. He co-wrote the script and screenplay and directed it. He hand-picked his cast. He was given over $80 million dollars, and basically let off the leash completely by Warner Brothers, based on the success of his prior two films, Watchmen and 300. It is his opportunity to show exactly what he is made of, and what he is capable of. Thus, Sucker Punch was born, and released upon the hungry masses this weekend. It is visually stunning, a cacophonous smorgasbord of genre-bending pretty.
12. SUCKER PUNCH Review – BIGGIE'S PLACE
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Why do I use Jena Malone’s poster at the top? Because, surprisingly, she ended up being my favorite character in the film. Sucker Punch arrives in theaters this weekend as the first “ev…
13. Don't Look Back – Exploiting A Myth: Sucker Punch (2011)
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Sucker Punch will likely always remain a divisive film. There are those that will always hold it up as an example of some kind of awkward, ham-fisted, dude-bro attempt at feminism that does little …
14. Revisiting "Sucker Punch," Seven Years Later | The Mary Sue
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Seven years ago, I watched 'Sucker Punch' as a baby feminist and I really enjoyed it, despite the criticism. Now, as a much more hardened feminist what do I think of Zack Snyder's first original film and fifth movie overall? Well, let's discuss.