Sucker Punch is film presenting a journey into the mind of a young girl whose imagination helps her to escape from the bleak reality in which she lives. Only then, without constraints of time and place, she is free to embark on adventures that erase the boundary between real and fantasy.
They unwittingly imprisoned in an insane asylum, Babydoll (Emily Browning) is still dreaming of a normal life. And as the only hope of freedom is constant struggle, she manages to convince another 4 young girls in the same situation to join. With different personalities, but united by a common goal, Rocket (Jena Malone), Blondie (Vanessa Hudgens), Amber (Jamie Chung), Sweet Pea (Abbie Cornish) and Babydoll ally to escape from the hands of those who hold them captive.
Led by Babydoll, the girls create their own imaginary world where they start a war with all sorts of bad creatures, from samurai to giant snakes. Together, they are forced to decide what sacrifices they are willing to do to stay alive and continue the dangerous game. With the unexpected help of Wise Man (Scott Glenn), the incredible adventure can restore the girls' lives, but only if they manage to complete the challenge received from those who hold them captive: Blue (Oscar Isaac), Madam Gorski (Carla Gugino) and the High Roller (Jon Hamm).
The script involves the main five characters, a chaotic action in some plots and undefined parts which leaves you confused, but I think the action made the film more exciting. I think Sucker Punch is a mixture of images and segments of action, well directed, attributed perfect to a gamer and perfectly tailored to the requirements of ghosts devouring public.
