Sucker Punch on Blu-Ray With R-Rated Extended Cut

Sucker Punch on Blu-Ray

Sucker Punch movie is to get its release in Blu-Ray format on 28th of June and with the addition of R rated extended cut Sucker Punch movie might attract more attention this time than what it received when released at theaters. Movie had its theatrical release almost two months ago and though it had been expected to deliver mind bending joyride for viewers it eventually turned out to be a rather tedious and confusing movie. With director Zack Snyder on board many had hoped that movie might be an exceptionally entertaining motion picture but what audiences had been left with was a disappointing effort. However with the addition of  bonus materials it can be hoped that Blu-Ray version might offer something different and entertaining.
What sets upcoming Sucker Punch movie in Blu-Ray apart form the theatrical release is that it will have R-rated extended cut of the film and in addition to that Warner Brothers have decided to include footage which will run for extra 18 minutes. Before movie was released for wide audiences there had been few test screenings and one of the early ones had some extra scenes to that had been released at theaters. Though the extra scenes had a small running time of few minutes it definitely did have an effect on overall movie by making it better. Thus with upcoming version having 18 extra minutes viewers can expect for some surprises.
Thus the lacking scenes of theater release of Sucker Punch movie included an encounter between Baby Doll played by Emily Browning and The High Roller given to life by Jon Hamm in an personal setting.  There is specifically a line which might have helped to understand the end of movie better but since it had been deleted in theatrical release viewers did not had the chance of seeing it. However those who get their hands of upcoming Blu-Ray version will get to find out all about it. In addition to that bonus of extra 18 minutes might also include musical numbers which had been cut from the theatrical release. So it can be hoped that this might provide something better.