tapehead wrote:Also the feature length version of '9' as a possible 'plan b' if Wall*E ends up being the sentimental trash my cynical side fears it
might be
jofussunshyne wrote:It does seems a little bit, almost anyway, too original if you understand. It's stands to me like it could come across as a bit too heavy to an intended audiences of youngsters expecting the next "nightmare before christmas."
Fievel wrote:Hopefully they'll market this film appropriately as it looks to be f-ing awesome.
9
Rated PG-13 For violence and scary images.
Release Date: September 9, 2009
BuckyO'harre wrote:It's PG-13...9
Rated PG-13 For violence and scary images.
Release Date: September 9, 2009
The next Harry Potter didn't even make PG-13.
Something wicked this way comes, I hope.
Ribbons wrote:That's kind of crazy, considering it's impossible for there to be any blood (I think). I mean, the characters are all ragdolls, right? Infants already know what it's like to tear those things to pieces.
Maybe they just gave it a PG-13 to caution parents against taking their kids to see this movie under false pretenses (epic nightmares FTW!!!)?
I just hope the MPAA rating says something hilarious like "Animated Inanimate Object Violence"
Fievel wrote:The movie "9" has nothing to do with LBP.
....oh, I see what you did there.
Fievel wrote:I didn't really think of the video game-esque shots. But I suppose there could be worse things to be inspired by.
Have you watched the original short film that 9 is based on?
If not, check it out. Cool stuff.
papalazeru wrote:I kinda was really looking forward to 9 and then it just seemed to have become quite kidish. The original teaser was brillaint, I was thinking post apocalyptia, then they gave him some friends.
papalazeru wrote:Fievel, those links are totally amazing. I've always had a thing for end of the world scenarios and the 9 website was really entertaining
papalazeru wrote:Silly me, all those animated shots. It's Timur who's Directing, of course it's going to look like a 'puter game.
Fievel wrote:papalazeru wrote:Fievel, those links are totally amazing. I've always had a thing for end of the world scenarios and the 9 website was really entertaining
Me too! I think that's why I can so easily lose 3-4 hours in the game Fallout 3. Did you see the trailer for The Book of Eli (in the trailers thread)? It's another end-of-the-world move. With 9 in the fall, The Road in early winter, and The Book of Eli, there's no shortage of movies to make you lose hope in humanity!
papalazeru wrote:Silly me, all those animated shots. It's Timur who's Directing, of course it's going to look like a 'puter game.
Actually, Shane Acker (creator of the original) directed the new movie*. But Timur and Tim Burton are executive producers. How's THAT for a team up!?!?!?
*don't mean to come across as a corrective twat, btw!! I loathe those people.
papalazeru wrote:and as for Fallout, 3-4 hours is my bare minimumBook of Eli looks amazing, when there's nothing going on. The action makes it looks like wasted CGI cinematography. After playing fallout 3, I at least want 20 minutes of no talking and someone walking through Neo Washington
or similar. Neo York, has a good ring.
King Psyz wrote:So does that mean the sequel to GI Joe will be the "silent" issue of the comic featuring Snake Eyes? Because if Paramount had the huevos to film that movie, even under an arthouse imprint, I would be very grateful.
Fievel wrote:This cool. You add a bunch of picture.... zoom in on your Talisman and you see that it's made up of all the pictures you submitted.
Cool.
The Scientist wrote:"9"
Today at 7:15pm
I am alone, consumed by the ringing in my ears. It’s so quiet out there. My body is cold and fatigued, vision blurry.
I haven’t heard from anyone in days. Maybe they had to reroute after the strike? But as a pragmatist, I can only assume the more likely outcome and continue on my path.
I am sorry everyone. This world was a place of tarnished beauty, but a place worth fixing nonetheless. And all I ever wanted to do was give my part in fixing it.
We had so much potential… so much promise. But we squandered our gifts.
For whatever it’s worth, these are my new gifts to the world.
I am so empty and alone up here.
It is time.
Our world is ending, but life must go on.
- The Scientist
Fievel wrote:It's been part of the "prequel" viral messaging thing on Facebook this past summer that leads into the events of the movie 9.
The Scientist is the guy who creates the rag-doll beings.
Ribbons wrote:bastard_robo wrote:9 is good...
Not great. But good!
7/10
Not a 9?
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