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Sucker Punch (2011). Girls + guns + airplanes = blunder

I felt like a half hour movie

Although the winner by a landslide in terms of trailers, promotional photos and expectation in 2011 was Game of Thrones, Sucker Punch also came up short. Until its release, several posters were out (with that massive Pirelli calendar), a few trailers awesome, and the feeling of being in a movie promising. After the premiere, the result was not quite there, is that this story of the girl who tries to escape from a mental hospital in the fifties, through an imaginary world, has not been successful critical than expected.

This poster explains the lack of females fond of fantasy

the moment, Sucker Punch has managed to answer two questions: what is Zack Snyder's head? (Such as shampoo commercial) and how a movie can fail, practically, is a candy for geeks? The answer to the first, in the absence of dandruff, it becomes a lot of frikadas. Supposedly, Sucker Punch is his most personal film, and the argument seems to be an excuse for every possible scenario parade of popular culture: the First World War (somewhat fanciful) fantasy, science fiction manga and futuristic. And a massive swords flying planes and driving, if only in your head and are trying to escape the asylum.

Register interpretive film

And the second question? A Snyder is doing quite good entertainment movie more plot than a few explosions, and there's The Dawn of the Dead, Watchmen or Ga'Hoole. Know your type of audience and when he said that Sucker Punch was a personal project, was supposed to be a tribute to the fantastic imagery and self- the geeks. The failure comes when the entire film is an argument that, because quite simply, do not get to keep consistency beyond the chain the battle sequences, the distribution is completely blank, and again, all that is happening is marked to give way the various fantastic scenes. Not that prompted a more complex argument to a movie like this, but a minimum of logic in what you are telling the player what they think about being first in a brothel and in that fantasy, imagine then that is fighting an army of zombies in the service of the Kaiser? Okay, I've seen worse, but why, after serving two successful missions, begin to despair to say that it will not work at all? And especially if the film is set in the fifties, why all the imagery of the protagonist is familiar locations in the last decade? If I had more chin, could double the Lazy Town bad

More than a Punch, has been a little disappointed, and another sign that, to make popcorn movies, not enough to just gather computer sequences and explosions.