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Release the originally intended ending of 'Sucker Punch'

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Wendy Alfaro
11 years ago

We need it!

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natalie
11 years ago

I miss this movie. my god give us the original.

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natalie
11 years ago

I miss this movie. my god give us the original.

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Wiktoria
11 years ago

I'd love the see the intended ending of 'Sucker Punch'. I hope we can achieve something with this petition!

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Wiktoria
11 years ago

I'd love the see the intended ending of 'Sucker Punch'. I hope we can achieve something with this petition!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

this movie could have been even better with zacks original ending, must see the original ending!

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sergio
11 years ago

this movie could have been even better with zacks original ending, must see the original ending!

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Tereza Lorentzon
11 years ago

Pleeeease

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Tereza Lorentzon
11 years ago

Pleeeease

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Celine Lavoie
11 years ago

We crave for the original that is not toned down to fit society 'needs'. Show us the truth! <3

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Celine Lavoie
11 years ago

We crave for the original that is not toned down to fit society 'needs'. Show us the truth! <3

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Bek Walsh
11 years ago

Release it! You don't want to see me mad you wouldn't like me mad

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Bek Walsh
11 years ago

Release it! You don't want to see me mad you wouldn't like me mad

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andie
11 years ago

this film inspired me to make my own films, I would love to see the /real/ sucker punch

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andie
11 years ago

this film inspired me to make my own films, I would love to see the /real/ sucker punch

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marcelo
11 years ago

yes please

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marcelo
11 years ago

yes please

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jamie sugar
11 years ago

I remember the first time I saw this film. I didn't get it at all. I genuinely thought it was shallow and vapid and about girls being sexualised. I had to grow up a little (and admittedly study film) before I realised its about different societies seeing women as different things and how you can use your sexuality to not become a victim, but a hero in your own right. It's kind of a kickass feminist treasure and we shoud all give it the love it deserves.

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jamie sugar
11 years ago

I remember the first time I saw this film. I didn't get it at all. I genuinely thought it was shallow and vapid and about girls being sexualised. I had to grow up a little (and admittedly study film) before I realised its about different societies seeing women as different things and how you can use your sexuality to not become a victim, but a hero in your own right. It's kind of a kickass feminist treasure and we shoud all give it the love it deserves.

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dgfd
11 years ago

I want this