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I enjoyed Sucker Punch. I'll admit it's very male gazey, but it's still a fun movie and has a killer soundtrack (am a woman)
Honestly I think it has a good story about women taking control for themselves even in situations where it seems like they have no control.
I think the problem with Sucker Punch was no one really knew what it was about before watching it and ended up being like "this is fucking weird". If you look at everything as though it's from inside the mind of someone who was just lobotomized then it's pretty good, imo.
Yeah I love the story and the layers of inception, but I think most people missed those details. I call it Alice in Wonderland with machine guns
The musical sequence with love is the drug with Oscar Isaac is amazing, the soundtrack is so much fun.