Zack Snyder’s surreal movie Sucker Punch has had an prolonged Blu-ray model launched. However the director has raised fanboy and fangirl hopes by stating in a latest interview that we ain’t seen nothin’ but.

The Blu-ray added 18 minutes to the theatrical model, however Snyder has said that it wasn’t his model and there are nonetheless a variety of issues viewers haven’t been capable of get pleasure from from the movie.

As along with his much-clamored-for director’s minimize on Justice League, followers maintain out hope that sometime, they could get the entire imaginative and prescient.

Sucker Punch is a sci-fi journey centered on Babydoll, a younger lady who’s locked in a psychological hospital. In an try to get away from her terrible actuality, she imagines an alternate world. However from there, she imagines a number of different realities, resulting in a deep (or complicated, to some) ending.

It’s been nearly 10 years for the reason that movie got here out. Snyder revealed the unique final result of the story in an interview with Letterboxd.

“I’ve by no means gotten round to doing the director’s minimize. I nonetheless plan to in some unspecified time in the future. However within the authentic ending, when Babydoll is within the chair within the basement with Blue – she’s already been lobotomized – when the cop shines the sunshine on her, the set breaks aside and she or he stands up and she or he sings a track on stage. Yeah. She sings, ‘Ooh, Youngster, issues are gonna get simpler.’ Blondie, and all of the folks which have been killed, take part and it’s the concept that in a bizarre means, though she’s lobotomized, she’s sort of caught on this infinite loop of euphoric victory. It’s weirdly not optimistic and optimistic on the identical time. That’s sort of what the tone was on the finish. We examined it and the studio thought it was too bizarre, so we modified it.”

Snyder has not stated when, or if, his model shall be out. However he clearly needs to present it oxygen.

The movie stars Emily Browning, Abbie Cornish, Jena Malone, Vanessa Hudgens, Jamie Chung, Carla Gugino, Scott Glenn, Oscar Isaac, and Jon Hamm.