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After years of watching Johnny Depp give performances from behind thick rings of pirate eyeliner or masks of outlandish Tim Burton makeup, it’s a relief to see him, more and more often these days, acting with nothing but his real face. In Bruce Robinson’s The Rum Diary — liberally adapted from Hunter S.

At first glance, the formidable cast of Main Street appears to have gathered for a chance to work off the final original script from Horton Foote, the Pulitzered playwright and two-time Oscar-winning screenwriter (for 1962’s To Kill a Mockingbird and 1983’s Tender Mercies) who passed away in 2009.

One of the running gags in Fox’s effervescent hit high school series Glee is that no matter how things occasionally come up roses for the show choir freaks and geeks of McKinley High, there’s always someone, slushie in hand, waiting to take the Gleeks down a peg or two back to cold, brutal reality.

Here's more "Sucker Punch" info from Warner Bros. Close your eyes. Open your mind. You will be unprepared. A young girl's dream world provides the ultimate escape from her darker reality.

I was blessed with meeting the double-whammy of hotness, Abbie Cornish (Sweet Pea) and Emily Browning (Babydoll). I met Abbie once for "Elizabeth: The Golden Age" and she is as sweet now as she was back then.

I enjoyed chatting with these lovely ladies. Jamie Chung (Amber), Jena Malone (Rocket), and Vanessa Hudgens (Blondie) star in the new and exciting Zack Snyder movie, "Sucker Punch."

Writer/director Zack Snyder's new film, "Sucker Punch" has all the trademark visual energy apparent in the helmer's oeuvre such as "300" and "Watchmen." Okay, add "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole" to the list.

I’m in love with Carla Gugino! She always makes a film interesting! In the new movie “Sucker Punch,” she plays the traditional villain with a twist, Madam Gorski, right alongside Oscar Isaac’s Blue.

Director Zack Snyder has taken us into his stylized Battle of Thermopylae in the hit “300,” and subverted the notion of superheroes in “Watchmen.” Now, the filmmaker is asking us to open our minds for his epic action opus, “Sucker Punch,” a fantasy within a fantasy film that packs a mean wallop.

I must admit I was reluctant to watching"Sucker Punch." Rumors abound that Warner Bros. pulled director Zack Snyder from helming the "300" sequel, "Xerxes," because of the horrible early cuts of "Sucker Punch."