Where did Sucker Punch posting go? Zack Snyder is a genius.

how funny. I was just thinking of this film after a recent thread in Cinemaphile about VanHudg bait posting.

The movie had some memorable action sequences but still sucked because it tried too hard to be deeper than what it was. Snyder should've just gone all in on the stupid action and not have that weird world-in-a-world plot shit.

oh noooooo sucker punch girls lost and now they're reduces to sexual slavery for their entire youth

oh noooooo that sucks!

The movie is unironically about MK Ultra and how its techniques are still used to this day by the entertainment industry to create sex slaves.
You've to understand about the history about the MK Ultra and some of its programs to fully get what the movie is going for, though i think the movie does it job well enough that you can get the general plot without much knowledge about mind programs.

>all these niggas that were filtered

I'd take Browning over Hudgens.

So the whole thing was a dream even her sister leaving the asylum? Made no sense.

The movie takes place during the 1950-60s (despite glaring anachronisms), a period during which actual MK-Ultra experiments were known to be taking place. The main protagonist of Sucker Punch is a twenty-year-old girl known only as Babydoll. Her name strongly suggests mind control: “baby dolls” do not control their movements or environments. Babydoll’s background and road to mind control mirror the story of many real-life Monarch slaves: an abusive parent caused multiple traumas at a young age, making her predisposed to dissociation. Her “ownership” is then transferred to an institution where the actual programming takes place, under the supervision of specialists (handlers).

The story of Babydoll is indeed the typical story of real-life Monarch slaves, who are often subjected to abuse at a young age. After several years of mistreatment, the ruthless parental figures have then no trouble handing over the children to MK authorities – clearing them of the possible criminal charges they could face for years of abuse.

>“The type of father who is most preferred by the Programmers to offer up their children for programming is the phile. If a father will abuse his own little baby girl, then the Programmers know that the man has no conscience. This father’s involvement in criminal activity (and thereby his vulnerability) can be continually increased. They want men who they believe will not develop any qualms later on in life about what they have done.”
>– Fritz Springmeier, The Illuminati Formula to Create a Mind Control Slave

In the institution, Baby Doll learns that her step-father paid to subject her to the ultimate form of mind control: a complete lobotomy. The administrator of the mental institution tells the step-father: “Don’t worry, she won’t even remember her name when I’m done with her”. The movie then fast forwards to the scene of the lobotomy.

Right at the moment where the doctor is about to hammer the orbitoclast into Baby Dolls’ brain, dissociation occurs and the viewers are taken to an alternate reality. We are taken to the dissociative, imaginary world created by Baby Doll’s psyche, in which she embodies an alter persona: a Beta Kitten.

In Monarch mind control, there are several types of programming, depending on the use the handlers want to make of the slave. In Sucker Punch, it is obvious that Baby Doll and her friends are subjected to Beta Programming – also known as Kitten programming. The emphasis in the beginning of the movie on her step-father’s abuse is, in Monarch Programming terms, the anchor.

>“All the programming of each & every slave is anchored upon some type of trauma. One of the first fundamental traumas will be watched, filmed, coded & used as an anchor. For instance, the most brutal abuse of a girl by her father will be used as an anchor upon which to build the Beta programming. (…) Extreme psychosis is created within a child trying to deal with the issues created by the incest from the child’s most important figure–their father figure.”
>– Ibid.

Despite appearances to the contrary, the movie never truly condemns forced prostitution or even mind-control practices. Everything is turned into a fantasy, making the situation cool and attractive. For example, Babydoll’s Kitten alter persona is constantly dressed as a schoolgirl who is brought in by a priest.

In her alternate reality, Babydoll is forced to dance and please clients. Since her alternate world is a product of dissociation, which “sugar-coats” reality to make it bearable, we can deduce that she is forced to do the same actual mental institution, but the movie never actually shows it.

Vanessa Hudgens is a former Disney star, there are numerous links between Disney’s child stars and Monarch programming.

So where do the cool action scenes fit in all this disturbing creepy mess? Well, they all happen in Babydoll’s head as a way to escape reality. Each action scene occurs when Babydoll is forced to perform an alluring dance.

Using music as a programming tool, Vera Grosky (the institution’s doctor who becomes the dance instructor in the alternate reality) tells Babydoll to “let everything go”. In other words, she must dissociate. Following Vera’s orders, when the music starts, Babydoll is catapulted into a second level of fantasy world. During the length of the song, the dance turns, inside Babydoll’s head, into an imaginary action scene that vaguely reflects reality. This multiple level of dissociation is Babydoll’s defense mechanism against the cold hard reality: the third level of the action scene means that she is dancing in the second level of the club, which means she is most likely being abused in the first level of the mental institution (I hope this is not too confusing).

During this first dissociative action scene, Babydoll meets the “Wise Man”, the guide who will lead her to “freedom” … and I use that word in quotation marks for a reason. While it may appear that throughout the movie, the Wise Man guides Baby Dolls towards liberty, he knows all along that his help will lead her to the exact opposite – total lobotomy. More on this later.

During the entire movie, Babydoll’s only goal is to “leave this place” and to “be free”. On numerous occasions, the process is referred to as “going to Paradise”. However, like actual Mind Control slaves, the viewers of the movies are confused with deceitful double-speech and inversions – using attractive words to describe horrible realities. In the movie, “Paradise” and “Freedom” do not equal escaping the mental institution, but rather signify complete dissociation from reality. The Wise Man who seems to be guiding Babydoll toward “freedom” actually leads her to the acceptance of her lobotomy as the only way to truly “be free”.

This disturbing ending reflects the even more disturbing reality of Monarch slaves: even if they escape the grips of their handlers, they cannot escape the suffering and the trauma they have been subjected to. Babydoll apparently realizes this fact. So, in the end, instead of escaping the institution with her friend Sweet Pea, Babydoll acts as a true hero and sacrifices herself to free her friend, creating a diversion that allows her friend escape. Babydoll is seized and taken to be lobotomized.

After the doctor performs the lobotomy, he says:
>“Did you see the way she looked at me? Just in that last moment. It was like … she wanted me to do it”.

When Sweet Pea boards the bus, she realizes that the bus driver is the Wise Man who guided Babydoll toward her lobotomy. He tells her to get some rest because she has “a long way to go”. Is he leading her to freedom or to a dissociative “paradise”?

Most moviegoers come out of Sucker Punch believing that its a movie about “empowerment”, “women fighting back” and whatever other buzzwords they’re using these days. While some might perceive Babydoll as a strong woman fighting back against the oppression of men, others might conclude that the movie caters to the perversions, turning them into a fantasy. The same double-speak can be attributed to the movie when relating to the theme of mind control. While the main message of the movie appears to be about “fighting for freedom”, a deeper look at the movie reveals that it might be saying the opposite. In the end, Babydoll’s “battle” was not one of rebellion and freedom, but for escape and dissociation. Her “guide” was not an agent of liberation, but a handler who owned the keys to her psyche, guiding her into the fracturing of her personality.

The final words of the movie, said by an off-screen voice, also play on reversals and double-speak. Is it an empowering speech on self-determination or a description of the handler’s complete control of the slave’s psyche?
>“Who honors those we love with the very life we live? Who sends monsters to kill us and at the same time sings that we’ll never die? Who teaches us what’s real and how to laugh at lies? Who decides why we live and what we’ll die to defend? Who chains us? And who holds the key that can set us free?”

Through illusion, deceit, and double-speech, the viewers witness a subtle promotion and glorification of the very things the movie apparently goes against. I guess this is why they called the movie Sucker Punch.

This shit is why Sucker Punch was made and why it was so hated by mainstream media. It wasn't just critics bashing a movie. When this movie was released you'd see critics, producers, directors, journalists, and so on actively bashing the movie and trying to downplay it as a movie.

Once you see it, you will find it everywhere.

https://edition.cnn.com/2012/06/08/living/confessions-ex-sex-kitten-o/index.html

This isn't just schizo talk. This is real. There's a reason why the media demonized this movie.

okay who set off the bot

The Dark Occultists who run the entertainment industry utilize fashion as a means of occult communication to others ‘in the know’, indicating through symbolism, the individuals they have under their control as literal ‘sex slaves’. Animal Print clothing is employed for this method of communication as it symbolizes the uninhibited or “wild” instincts brought out in the slave via Project Monarch’s Beta or “Sex Kitten” Programming; and when triggered will perform any action (or sex act) required by the handler.

This form of mind-control essentially destroys the ‘sacred feminine‘ within the female victim, turning them into nothing more than a piece of meat to be used and abused by the handler, at any given time. Women however, are not the only gender who suffer from this form of programming, as many men who have undergone Monarch Programming signify Beta Programming via the animal print clothing they wear.

If you are a parent of young children or teenagers who are considering a career in the entertainment industry, become educated via occult symbolism and keep your children as far away from Hollywood or the entertainment industry as possible. Monarch Programming is destroying the human race one person at a time, the children need to be protected and the best method of doing so is through education and knowledge of these horrendous activities and ultimately non-support to the industries who are perpetrating these crimes against Humanity.