this is from the ign review that greg just posted. Sounds good to me = )
We're all expecting it to be eye candy so i'm not sure what this reviewer thought he was going to see. Who needs dialogue when there's hot chicks?
Sucker Punch is like a story that would have been written by a teenage fanboy who spent his night sucking down Red Bulls while playing video games only to realize that he has a creative writing assignment due the next morning. So he stays up all night belting it out, culling from not just the game he'd been playing, but also from the movies in his Netflix queue (most likely Inception, Shutter Island, The Last Airbender and Charlie's Angels).
There's hardly any dialogue at first as the movie starts as a full-on music video set in the 1960s. The songs used here, like some of those in Snyder's Watchmen, are just too obvious and cliche. (Seriously, there needs to be a moratorium on the use of "White Rabbit" in mind-bender movies.) Once Babydoll enters the third, more fantastical realm, the film becomes a (bad) video game. It's all eye candy, and never once do you feel like any of the characters are in any true danger of being hurt by their foes. (Maybe they'll just go deaf from the wall-to-wall loud music.)