Another misunderstood great film

Rating: 10/10 (15 February 2016)

*** SPOILERS too for Life of Pi & Tomorrowland *** I must remark that this review have spoilers about those excellent movies too.
Honestly, I don't know what is wrong with the movie. I think that too many people does not really understand the message in this movie, or even talks about another kind of messages which really are not there (like feminism... some people maybe are on defensive mode all the time) I mean, the message is clear as a crystal, others messages are subjectives... even the feminist message which a lot of people finds. OK... I must agree with something there, women, by far, have suffered more abuses in our society than men, and because all characters are women in a hospital, you can believe that the message is more related with the women condition, but you can carry this message to everyone. And honestly, this really confuses me, because there is a lot of misunderstanding and incomprehension in our society. I believe that the message in a very simplistic way is: "A brave way to escape or fight against the cruel and unfair reality, armed with a good human will which sometimes is almost unbreakable". Some people complain about the meaning of the Babydoll lobotomy. What is the purpose of this action in the movie? Well, its very clear when you link this action with the word "unbreakable" (there are a lot of people making lobotomies in our society).
And, because I am trying to explain my astonishment with this phenomenon of the incomprehension or misrepresentation of messages in the movies, I must refer to two great films too.
*** Big SPOILER of Life of Pi ***
For example in the "Life of Pi", I encounter people who still have doubts whether the adventure is about a shipwreck with a tiger; even when he explain at the hospital that it is not the true story, and that actually Richard Parker, the tiger, is he (is totally understandable why, a good boy who was pushed to make raw and cruel actions, really wants to forget this chapter of his life and never get back... that is why Richard Parker disappears in the jungle without a look back). Life of Pi, like Sucker Punch, is another way to show this will and the way that some of us overcomes, or at least fight, until the very last moment, with the really bad things in life. Maybe some people doesn't like the style of this movie and likes more the form in which the same message is portrayed in "Life of Pi", but that doesn't make this a bad movie, in fact, is another great movie.
*** A little SPOILER, but a spoiler too, of Tomorrowland ***
By the way, Sucker Punch reminds me too, in some particular way, the film Tomorrowland. Another jewel not really recognized and with a great message, but this time, an optimistic and beautiful one, which people doesn't understand because most of them were waiting a lot of rollercoasters in the movie... as if that would make of Tomorrowland a better movie. Honestly, even when I don't like the term of Cult Classic, Sucker Punch, like Tomorrowland, must be called like that, obviously in their respective frames... just like other movies as Donnie Darko did it, or "The Iron Giant"; another masterpiece of Brad Bird (the same director of Tomorrowland).