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Life must go on.
A rag doll that awakens in a post-apocalyptic future holds the key to humanity's salvation.
Elijah Wood: 9
Let's begin by saying that the beauty of 9 doesn't just come from the luscious animation or glorious visuals... read more
9 is definitely not a 9
My main problem with this film is that nothing really seems thought out. It see... read more
another brilliant children film
The movie is based on a post- apocalyptic world and 9 creations of a scientist are fighting for their survival. Even though it is not the first movie of ... read more
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The future kind of sucks. (432 movies items)"Reason for the future sucking: Toys are in a hellish post apocalyptic future, one in which Woody and Buzz Lightyear, and their friends would totally not last in. Year it takes place: Unknown"
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300 & 99 From The 1st Decade Of The New Millennium (399 movies items)" As a science fiction movie, 9 is a sort of apocalyptic steampunk/cyberpunk mix that takes the high tech of its visuals and combines them with the kind of original character designs that I always believed could be utilized more often with the whole CGI technology that is currently available at filmmakers' mouse-maneuvering fingertips. However, the story, while not bad, still is not matching with the level of creativity of the look of this movie. While I found this a great sci-fi flick to"
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 2008-2009 (34 movies items)" Directed by: Shane Acker Produced by: Tim Burton, Timur Bekmambetov, Dana Ginsberg, and Jim Lemley Written by: Pamela Pettlrr and Shane Acker Cinematography: Kevin B. Adams Edited by: Nick Kenway Music by: Deborah Lurie Distributed by: Focus Features"
“It’s another movie that I wanted to watch for many years and since it had a solid reputation, I had some rather high expectations. Well, even if I did like it, to be honest, it turned out to be actually slightly disappointing. I mean, sure, the animation was really neat, even 10 years after this movie was released, and Shane Acker managed to create a rather fascinatin utopian future. Eventually, the material was quite spellbinding and they could have delivered an interesting thoughtful metaphysical SF feature. Unfortunately, after all, most of the duration was dealing with some huge battles involving the characters and some elaborate monsters. Indeed, from the very first moment, I was wondering what 9 and his ‘siblings’ were thinking and feeling but, very soon, came the first robot” read more
