While the theatrical cut of Sucker Punch was rated PG-13, the movie's extended cut debuted on home media with the originally intended R-rating, adding back in approximately 18 minutes of footage. Among the more significant added material are such additions as the flamboyantly over-the-top dance sequence set to Love is the Drug with Oscar Isaac's Blue and Carla Gugino's Madame Gorski, only seen in the end credits in the theatrical version.

Here are all three versions of Sucker Punch and the differences between each. Nevertheless, despite the extended cut reintegrating much of Snyder's original intent into the movie, there also remains a third version that has yet to see the light of day. As with the majority of Snyder's films, Sucker Punch's home release included an extended cut that restored a significant amount of footage and story points, with the ending especially being massively recontextualized. Though the reputation of Sucker Punch has grown more positive in the years since its release, it has also come to light that the world has never truly seen the film as Snyder envisioned it. Related: How To Watch Zack Snyder's Batman V Superman Director's Commentary Snyder himself has expressed the thesis of Sucker Punch as being exactly that, describing the movie as ' a f-k you to a lot of people who will watch it' in an interview with Comic Book Debate.

However, more recent analysis of the movie has been noticeably more favorable, especially thanks to its extended cut, with some commending Sucker Punch as a Trojan Horse-like indictment of the very female objectification in entertainment that it had been accused of embodying.

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