The film 9

[CCwinwssoon]

Has anyone seen this yet. What an absolute joy to travel along on this imaginative, exciting adventure in a post-apocalyptic world. Despite certain things not being explained, the adventure proves to be king. The visuals and framing in this movie are pure amazing. See it!

[BT]

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I've been seeing the trailer online and at theaters for some time, and thought it looked intriguing. However, I was STUNNED to find out it came out last week. It's going to die a quick death at the box office, as it wasn't even remotely promoted on TV or in the papers. Which is too bad, because it looks pretty good.

[rok]

From the reviews so far, it sounds as though it is visually stunning, but is sort of lacking in the plot/dialog department. I still want to see it though. I don't usually go to the theater to see animated features, but it might be time to make an exception. I'm also intrigued.

[Gad]

I thought it was ok but nothing special. I should probably throw in that I'm not a huge Burton fan. His movies tend to be artistically and visually great but the plot and character development suffers at times and "9" was no exception.

[CCwinwssoon]

Tim Burton had little to nothing to do with this film. In fact, I believe he just stamped his name to this movie for a paycheck.

[Andy]

I didn't quite get this movie. The animation was great, but the plot didn't really add up. I'd probably give a 3/5.