Sucker Punch EXTENDED Love is the Drug

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  • The "Love is the Drug" music scene from the extended version of Sucker Punch
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  • @MHF013
    @MHF013 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +29

    Warner Bros be like:
    "Yeah this is the best scene of the movie. Cut it."

    • @Alexandruthewolf
      @Alexandruthewolf 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      wha ? de verion of de movie I saw had this in it ; This became my FaV tag to Graffitti :D

  • @agenttheater5
    @agenttheater5 2 ปีที่แล้ว +69

    I know people say this scene doesn't make sense for the rest of the movie and I get what they mean when they say it glamourises the brothel and and covers up the fact that none of the girls working there actually want to work there.
    But I think that's the idea. in this scene, we're seeing what they're selling to the customers/clients, we're seeing the image they're giving out, something sexy and glamorous and that the girls want to work there because they want to sleep with those guys. And then, both straight afterwards when we hear and see Babydoll crying and later in the movie ie in the scene after Amber steals the lighter and the scene in the dressing room when Amber and Blondie get killed, we see the reality of the club, the fact that they're stuck there being forced to perform and don't even get to choose their clients or keep any of the money. Like how here we see the bedrooms the clients are taken to and how they are opulent and full of pillows, painting, various other items and even special effects with he turning bed and then we see the beds the girls sleep in when it's lights out and they finally get to go to bed before they're woken up and have to work in the kitchen or cleaning duty and then have to go to rehearsals and how they're not in costume or elegant/sexy lingerie and how the beds are all identical with nothing personal about them more like prison or army beds than anything. We see the illusion they're selling and the impression that they want to be there and that we should want to be there too then we see the reality and see why they want to run away even though they can't because they'll get killed.
    But I also think that it's also got a lot to do with Madame Gorsky and how she said "I teach them to survive you" to Blue and how at first when she told Babydoll "If you do not dance then you have no purpose and we don't keep things that have no purpose" it sounded like a threat but then you realise she was warning her, because rather than running the place with Blue she's trapped there/is owned by Blue same as the girls, and she's actually trying to help them get through this one day at a time. I think that with their dances, as well as keeping them 'useful' so that they'll bring clients and money in so they won't be killed or locked up by Blue, Gorsky is also trying to help them cope with their lives by encouraging the girls to use their dances as a form of self-expression, turning it into art and something personal as well as something to turn the clients on, a proper performance with a set and a costume and even a hint at a storyline ie hospital, saint, hotel, Bollywood dance scene, so that during their rehearsals and during those few minutes of their performance, the girls have reclaimed their bodies and movement and their control over both, even if it's taken away from them later by Blue and his clients, just to make their lives bearable, because in those moments they're dancing for themselves and not for the men.

    • @moist_spinach
      @moist_spinach 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +9

      Wow, I'm genuinely perplexed that anyone could ever think it was anything other than a purposeful dissonance between the glamour and the reality of what the girls go through. Your analysis is spot on, I think.

  • @anam3704
    @anam3704 2 ปีที่แล้ว +38

    Wow. Oscar Isaac's face is beautiful!! ❤

  • @EddValdez
    @EddValdez 2 ปีที่แล้ว +34

    the music of this movie is bananas good. and the cinematography is obviously topnotch

  • @DavidDM59
    @DavidDM59 13 ปีที่แล้ว +14

    this film and his OST rock

  • @mars-vd4qv
    @mars-vd4qv 2 ปีที่แล้ว +12

    i’m so mad this was cut from the movie

  • @henryxavier3751
    @henryxavier3751 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    BEST SHOW ON EARTH

  • @SuperAllMovies
    @SuperAllMovies 13 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    Yes, Carla Gugino is Dr. Tenembaum from Bioschock :)

  • @rosedarktower
    @rosedarktower 4 ปีที่แล้ว +10

    I love this movie and I have to say way to go Gina. Must be hard keeping up with all the younger girls and skimpy outfits. Gina totally held her own. Whooo sexy mama. To all the people with the attention span of a knat, I'm sorry you couldn't "get" this movie. Loved the layers

    • @filmgoblin5016
      @filmgoblin5016 ปีที่แล้ว

      She looks better then all the younger girls in this movie with skimpy outfits to. She’s a dim a dozen and ages like fine wine.

  • @lucmornstar2269
    @lucmornstar2269 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Classic

  • @HB-ko8nc
    @HB-ko8nc 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    It’s really wrong that this is a deleted scene. 🤭🤭

  • @rakamahesa2748
    @rakamahesa2748 ปีที่แล้ว

    Amanda Densetsu Bloodstorm "Love is the Drug" Sucker Punch.

  • @Alexandruthewolf
    @Alexandruthewolf 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I subscribed cuz it sayz 4:20 time stampt !

  • @DavidFlores-gz1sj
    @DavidFlores-gz1sj ปีที่แล้ว +1

    May I have permission to put this version of this video in a movie I'm making?

  • @kososka
    @kososka 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I think I hauve Covid

  • @SuperAllMovies
    @SuperAllMovies 13 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    The High Roller Deleted scene and this scene were pointless, I like that in the theatrical cut, Baby Doll ends up a heroine for Sweet Pea before the lobotomy and Dr. Tenembaum does not sing

  • @matthewkretschmer7010
    @matthewkretschmer7010 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    What are Blonde's and Sweat Pea's dance performances suppose to be of? Theirs's are more beautiful and amusing, and less sexy looking.

    • @agenttheater5
      @agenttheater5 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Bollywood dance scene and Martyred Saint

  • @davelant
    @davelant 4 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    This is the greatest thing ever in the worst movie ever.

    • @tritran5095
      @tritran5095 2 ปีที่แล้ว +13

      This movie isn’t bad it is just hard for dumb people to understand!

  • @4Serolf
    @4Serolf 13 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Not gonna lie, I've seen the movie and, obviously this wasn't in it, but this is really weird. Don't get me wrong. I loved the movie but this is just... I dunno. Hah.

    • @agenttheater5
      @agenttheater5 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      It's in the director's cut version of the movies.
      I know people say this scene doesn't make sense for the rest of the movie and I get what they mean when they say it glamourises the brothel and and covers up the fact that none of the girls working there actually want to work there.
      But I think that's the idea. in this scene, we're seeing what they're selling to the customers/clients, we're seeing the image they're giving out, something sexy and glamorous and that the girls want to work there because they want to sleep with those guys. And then, both straight afterwards when we hear and see Babydoll crying and later in the movie ie in the scene after Amber steals the lighter and the scene in the dressing room when Amber and Blondie get killed, we see the reality of the club, the fact that they're stuck there being forced to perform and don't even get to choose their clients or keep any of the money. Like how here we see the bedrooms the clients are taken to and how they are opulent and full of pillows, painting, various other items and even special effects with he turning bed and then we see the beds the girls sleep in when it's lights out and they finally get to go to bed before they're woken up and have to work in the kitchen or cleaning duty and then have to go to rehearsals and how they're not in costume or elegant/sexy lingerie and how the beds are all identical with nothing personal about them more like prison or army beds than anything. We see the illusion they're selling and the impression that they want to be there and that we should want to be there too then we see the reality and see why they want to run away even though they can't because they'll get killed.
      But I also think that it's also got a lot to do with Madame Gorsky and how she said "I teach them to survive you" to Blue and how at first when she told Babydoll "If you do not dance then you have no purpose and we don't keep things that have no purpose" it sounded like a threat but then you realise she was warning her, because rather than running the place with Blue she's trapped there/is owned by Blue same as the girls, and she's actually trying to help them get through this one day at a time. I think that with their dances, as well as keeping them 'useful' so that they'll bring clients and money in so they won't be killed or locked up by Blue, Gorsky is also trying to help them cope with their lives by encouraging the girls to use their dances as a form of self-expression, turning it into art and something personal as well as something to turn the clients on, a proper performance with a set and a costume and even a hint at a storyline ie hospital, saint, hotel, Bollywood dance scene, so that during their rehearsals and during those few minutes of their performance, the girls have reclaimed their bodies and movement and their control over both, even if it's taken away from them later by Blue and his clients, just to make their lives bearable, because in those moments they're dancing for themselves and not for the men.

    • @Whaddayamean13
      @Whaddayamean13 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I always took this is our perspective of a performance, whereas the rest of the movie we see the performances from the girls’ point of view.