When I saw the trailer the first time on TV I just thought "Wooow!". Well at such crazy combinations of elements you could suspect that the optics are the best of the movie and the the story is not worth mentioning. I don't know. I haven't seen it yet.
But in my eyes the story is not the most important thing, because I'm a visual artist. I could watch a movie with fantastic optics and without story or any spoken word. Nevertheless I would be well entertained.
Baby Doll's (Emily Browning) life has been drown in tragedy, her family torn apart. Her wicked stepfather has admitted her to an asylum to await a lobotomy to “cure” her wilful tendencies. While there, she escapes into an alternate reality within her mind wherein she can plan an escape. She has five days before her lobotomy and during that time, reality and fantasy begin to blur. To succeed with her escape plans, Baby Doll and her five close friends and fellow patients must collect five objects, while faced with giant robots, warrior women, dragons, aliens and whatever else her imagination can throw at her.
Click here for concept art of Jerad S. Marantz >>
1 comment:
That looks pretty epic. I could use a new movie to watch
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