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Originally Posted by Andrew NDB
The PG-13 rating definitely hurt SuckerPunch. It was trying to be some kind of high concept, super dark action-driven "Brazil" movie in a poor man's Terry Gilliam style but with a bigger budget... and with absolutely no teeth, despite all these swords and bullets flying around.
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Yeah, I mean I don't think it necessarily needed to be rated R, but when the giant robot punches the girl through a brick wall and not only does she get right back up but her hair isn't even out of place my eyes start to glaze over.
It's the same problem I have with Raphael being thrown through a hummer in the trailer. Maybe in the context of the movie it actually affects him, but I doubt it. Action without consequence is a waste of time.