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When 9 first comes to life, he finds himself in a post-apocalyptic world where all humans are gone, and it is only by chance that he discovers a small community of others like him taking refuge from fearsome machines that roam the earth intent on their extinction. Despite being the neophyte of the group, 9 convinces the others that hiding will do them no good. They must take the offensive if they are to survive, and they must discover why the machines want to destroy them in the first place. As they'll soon come to learn, the very future of civilization may depend on them.
A rag doll that awakens in a postapocalyptic future holds the key to humanity's salvation.
Animation does not mean a kids movie. I'm not referring to movies like Wall-E where they can enjoyed by all ages in this group. I'm not referring to South Park where its crude and done for laughs. I'm referring to stuff like Secret of Nimh, where it looks like it might be for kids but in reality will only succeed in giving them horrible nightmares for years to come (those damn rats). 9 can be said to be the Nimh for this generation, giving nightmares of machines and monsters for years to come. And, like Nimh, its a damn good movie, although perhaps not in the right media.
9 opens in some kind of laboratory, where a scientist creates his ninth sack-man robot...thing. It cuts forward, and the scientist is dead on the floor and 9 awakens. As 9 explores the deserts apocalypse that Earth now is, he encounters the other 8 creations as well as the robotic beasts that hunt them.
9 has its greatest strength in its visual style. As 9 wanders around the new world, dead bodies scattered here and there, the sombre visuals recall the wastelands of Wall-E. The machines are scary as all hell at times, and always creative. Some visuals, such as the, erm, "soul-sucking" become repetitive and lose their effect, but regardless, the visuals of the film will stick with you.
The characters are also quite well portrayed. Sure, they can fit into some stereotypes and none are terribly depthy, but a revalation two-thirds of the way through explains this perfectly well. There's 1, the fearful leader, 2, the engineer, 3 & 4, twin cataloguers, 5, 2's loyal apprentice, 6, the artist, 7, the brave heroine, 8, the brawler, and 9, the hero. Some don't get quite the attention they maybe deserved, notably 6, but they each get their moments to shine.
More time to invest in these characters might have been preferably, leading me to my main complaint. 9 is by all means a good movie, but it feels like it would have been better as a comic book series or a video game. As a series, the characters would be more fleshed out in print than on film, and maybe would have made it a better ensemble rather than 9's story.
As for the video game argument, the story structure of 9 feels all too much like a game. The progression is episodic, with "quests" for something usually ending in the theatrical equivalent of a boss fight. If it is adapted to a game, it has a lot of potential, but as a movie, it has an odd feel in that sense.
Despite the problems with the narrative, 9 is a visual wonder, and by that alone is recommended. Maybe its destined to become a cult classic, with fanfics and spinoffs galore to fully flesh out the universe. Just don't scare the kids with it.
From the ravaged wastelands of what was once civilization, comes small little creations made of fabrics and metals, a scientist's sole contribution to what was once mankind, stitched dolls equipped with "pieces of his soul"(..they are him and he is them). On accident, "The Great Machine" will be reawakened by "newborn" 9(..the dolls all have numbers printed on their backs specifying the order they were created)who mistakingly places a circular object into a slot which restores it's power(..this is referred to as the "source"). The Great Machine, invented by a brilliant scientist as a means to benefit mankind with prosperity, is mishandled by others(..military/government), corrupted and flawed, it was able to function on it's own, creating a robotic army capable of destroying human life. In other words, this giant benvolent machine contributed to the fall of the human race and is now brought back to life, with the ability to build a brand new army. So our little doll heroes must stop it and remove the source so that it will not threaten their world. Those caught by The Great Machine are "zapped", their "life force" removed and "collected" by it.
At 72 minutes, 9 just blew me away. I feel so fortunate, so privileged to live in a time when I can behold such sensational, breath-taking works of art. How the filmmakers recreate such a damaged world, bringing these little dolls to life, giving each and every one of them traits and characteristics. This is a must for post-apocalypse fans, essential to see such a world akin to what was presented to us in the masterpiece WALL·E, a specific territory where we see societal collapse, fragments of what was once a city. The clever use of parts such as a can(..for 9 to hide from a rabid skeletal hound-bot) or a light bulb(..used as a device to guide through darker regions)are just part of this computer animated film's charm. I was mesmerized at how the threatening robots were made to resemble mechanical insects. There's just no way I can dismiss this movie..it's heart is in the right place, there's a distinctive vocal message regarding how mankind can contribute to it's own destruction through the misuse of technology, and has adorable characters that are really hard not to fall in love with. Great voice-work as well. A real treat.
Design aspects are arresting and the filmmaker's abilities are obvious, but the basic survival story remains slight, just as the general setting, no matter how artfully imagined, is by now pretty familiar.
9 is based on a 2005 computer-animated short film with the same name by American film-maker Shane Acker. The feature film's screenplay was written by Pamela Pettler based on Acker's story. The song played in the beginning of the trailer is "The Captain", by The Knife. The song playing for the rest of the trailer is "Welcome Home" by Coheed and Cambria. a5c7b9f00b
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