The 10th Anniversary of "Sucker Punch": The actors and actresses gathered for a long time and released a group photo, hoping to make a prequel movie
It tells the story of a group of girls imprisoned in a mental hospital planning to jointly escape from the hospital in order to break free from their own terrible fate.

Sucker Punch, directed by Chuck Snyder, was released in 2011 and celebrated its tenth anniversary earlier this year. This fantasy action movie is set in the 1960s and tells the story of a group of girls who were imprisoned in a mental hospital planning to jointly escape The hospital, in order to break free of their own horrible fate.
Although the film did not yield good results at the time of its release, regardless of the evaluation or the box office, this peculiar work still fully demonstrated Snyder's good visual expressiveness, which left a deep impression. Recently, the cast of "Sucker Punch" gathered for a long time and released a group photo, hoping to make a movie prequel.
In the group photos released in the community recently, we can see "Emily Browning" (Emily Browning), "Abbie Cornish" (Abbie Cornish), "Vanessa Hudgens" and "Rocket Girl" (Jena Malone) , "Jamie Chung" (Jamie Chung) and others, and "Carla Gugino" (Carla Gugino) added with synthesis technology. In addition, Vanessa Hudgens also attached a photo of them 12 years ago, which is what this new photo is trying to reproduce.
"After 12 years, it feels great to be reunited again."
Huggins wrote in the comment,
"Cala Giugino couldn't come, so I could only merge her up. I am very grateful to be able to stay in touch with this team of incredible strong women forever."

Gina Malone also posted another version of this photo on her personal community and wrote below:
"Now and in the past, 12 years from now! A little "Sucker Punch" reunion without our cutest Cara Giugino! These girls will always be my deepest good friends. Never before the shooting started. The inspiring female team has such a deep connection. Being able to hug you babies is like a dream come true!"
And at the end, two tags were added: "suckerpunchforever" (forever "Sucker Punch") and "letsmakeaprequel" (let's shoot the prequel).
"Zack Snyder's Justice League" was launched earlier this year, opening up the possibility of extended versions of many film works, including the director's cut version of "Sucker Punch". Snyder himself responded to these calls from fans, revealing that there is indeed a version of "Sucker Punch" that has never been exposed.
"That was the first time I really faced a situation where I had to completely reorganize a movie for higher commercial possibilities."
Snyder said in an interview with Vanity Fair,
"There is an undisclosed director's version of this film. I would like to say it out loud."
Fundamentally speaking, "Sucker Punch" is Snyder's first purely original film. The script was written by him and Steve Shibuya. It tells the story of the young girl "doll" being coveted by the family heritage. Framed by her stepfather, she must go to a mental hospital and undergo a frontal lobe resection. In order to escape this cruel reality, she can only hide in her fantasy world. Soon after, she began to cooperate with other patients, drew up an escape plan, and entered into the fantasy world such as ancient Japan and steampunk battlefield to fight together.
Despite its poor reputation when it was released, "Sucker Punch" has gradually accumulated many fans over time and has become a cult work. The extended version of "Sucker Punch" mentioned by the director in an interview recently can definitely arouse the interest of many fans, but it is worth mentioning that "Sucker Punch" has indeed released a clip with an extra 18 minutes. The R-rated home DVD version.
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