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Carla Gugino
Reviews Featuring Carla Gugino
The 'Spy Kids' films set new standards in children's cinema, and this one is no exception. Imaginative, pacy, and a whole lot of fun - and with some unpatronising values smuggled in.
A brave attempt at bringing a landmark TV series to the big screen but it doesnt work.
Its packed to the gunnels with sex and violence but, after all the hype, inflicting this level of disappointment upon us is the biggest sin of all.
Theres really no good reason for this film to have been made, and even with a couple of mild screams, theres also no really good reason to see it.
The director of 300 has once again taken a classic graphic novel and brought it to the big screen with obvious affection, and while that sometimes makes this a little too literal of an adaptation, its still full of truly special effects and super performances.
It's big, loud, brash and ultimately pretty fun but, at the end of the day, Sucker Punch is filled with paper-thin characters and doesn't really make any sense.
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