Zack's most controversial feature

Rating: 7/10 (26 September 2011)

I guess here in my country it was one of the most promoted flicks and the one no-one went to. Really, even at my work there were posters hanging in the men's toilets. And admit, most posters just shown the girls in sexy underwear or clothes. So indeed, I thought that this was one for the flesh flute players. But still, all the negativity surrounding this flick kept me attracted to it. How many times are flicks being hated by the press becoming cult classics. Now I don't think that it will be a classic, only time will tell. Al the 5 girls were almost unknown for me, okay, I knew Vanessa Hudgens from High School Shitcall and Jena Malone from The Ruins but that was all. Scott Glenn didn't need an introduction I guess. But back to the five, I was surprised that they did it all well. Naturally it's a Zack Ryder flick and you love him or hate him. He's really a CGI man. And it do shows but it's all done so beautiful that I never was annoyed by the CGI. And the score, what a great tracks and how it was edited into the flick. I have seen the extended cut which clocks in 17 minutes longer so it took me over 2 hours of my life and wasn't bored at all. The CGI did take the overhand at the dream (or should I say dance) sequences but there was actually a story involved. This may be Zack's most controversial feature so far but if you can dig futuristic flicks or fantasy than it's one to watch. It do contain dragons, zombies, robots and creatures to have a fight with. For me it was a nice surprise to have seen Sucker Punch, I liked it, strangely most of the viewers didn't.