One hot woman has delusions of even hotter women kicking some serious ass

Rating: Null/10 (3 January 2012)

Sucker Punch is a stunning movie that's tries to give an inspirational message but falls a little flat on it's face. Emily Browning plays the hot and main character of Babydoll who is put in the Lennox house for the criminally insane and starts to have delusions to cope with the problems she faces, lose you yet? Yeah, part way into this film you lose interest in the story, actually if you watch the trailer you already know the entire plot, all that's left to watch is the what's in between. This movie sounds and looks beautiful (and not just because of the smoking hot leading ladies) that takes you into level upon level of delusion with repeating motifs and characters that bleed through. You don't really pull for the main characters, you actually lose track of which reality is real throughout but you love to watch the amazing special effects and the lovely ladies. A movie that might be beautiful to watch but doesn't really grab you with the story, more with cutting edge effects that actually increase in skill as the movie progresses, and scantily clad ladies that if you can find hotter ladies wearing less and kicking more ass in a movie than this, tell me, really... I'd really like to see that movie... As a warning, I must say that although the movie is only about an hour and a half, since there really isn't much of a plot the feel of the movie is much, much longer. Each level of delusion brings more and more impressive visuals but in turn loses the plot all together.
NOTES: Emily Browning (Babydoll), Abbie Cornish (Sweat Pea), Jena Malone (Rocket), Vanessa Hudgens (Blondie), and Jamie Chung (Amber) are some of the hottest women of our generation. Oscar Isaac (Blue Jones) is the only main character that does any acting throughout the entire movie. Jon Hamm (Doctor/High Roller) and Scott Glenn (Wise Man) are used terribly, they have such bravado and acting potential but are only used sparingly. Also have to give mad props to Tyler Bates and Marius De Vries for making an incredible soundtrack.