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Seven Things Writers Can Learn from Watching Suckerpunch (2011)

I’m going to be clear: I hate this movie. Loathe it. With the kind of intensity you get by capturing a couple of thousand suns in a nuclear reactor and focusing it into a very, very destructive kind of laser. When we first watched it, very early on in the #TrashyTuesdayMovie annals, it bored me to the point where I gave up actually commenting on the movie and just started live-tweeting 10 ways I would have my revenge on Zack Snyder for the creation of this film. Having re-watched the film in preparation for this post, I find myself revisiting said list and wondering if I was overly generous: 1: Dropped in a vat of piranha, who eat him slow motion while Army of Me plays over the action. #Suckerpunched 2: Getting kicked in the nuts, repeatedly, by film-makers who actually have talent #Suckerpunched 3: Being left to starve after having both legs crushed by a tank #Suckerpunched 4: Fatal