I don’t know any 3D animated movies for kids that would have the balls to literally show a dead child in the arms of its dead mother, in a full shot. This movie was daring with how dark it got but it’s easily one of my favourites
I remember rewatching this later in life (I was 7 when it came out) and I remmeber thinking, "holy shit, most horror movies wouldn't even go that far." I feel this movie is a good bridge for kids into scary movies. It's shows just enough but doesn't good too far or graphic. As was said in the video, the machines are horrifying, but there's nothing necessarily inappropriate about them.
Not 3D animated, but "When The Wind Blows (1986)" and "Watership Down (1978)" are two great but uncompromising animated films aimed at children if you haven't already seen them.
@@chrism7395 Watership down was pretty controversial and still is. I don't hear any controversy about 9 being too dark, which is an accomplishment in my book.
my dad made me watch this and it terrified me as a kid lmao, then months later he bought the 9 figurine and placed it next to my bed. Looking back at it now I think it's pretty funny.
I'm so glad you guys reacted to this film! 9 is a hidden gem that was, when it came out, a film that parents took their kids to because it was an animation, and completely didn't expect the twisted plot and disturbing premise. Now there's a whole story that's been explored through other youtube channels who examine the background of this film in full. It's a huge inspiration for me and my own stories. So glad you liked it!
A deleted scene that didn't make it past the storyboard phase showed that 6's key was actually supposed to unlock the scientist's message towards the end of the movie.
My sister, her best friend and I would always watch Coraline every Halloween and on the DVD they had an ad for this movie would always come up. So everytime we watched Coraline we would see 9 and be like "we should watch that" lol. Eventually we did and it was so haunting. I think i was maybe 10 when I first watched it and the "Over the Rainbow" scene still sticks with me to this day, just lingering in the back of my mind. When I heard you guys were going to react to this I got sooooo excited!!!
One is such a great character. He acts like a dick but he's being the (overly) protective father figure and leader, he's the first and the oldest. He's filled with fear because he witnessed the entire world burn. From his perspective it makes total sense; "the entire world is dead and its dangerous so we stay together don't venture out. They went to rescue 2 and look what happened, 2 died and they started up something terrible that's trying to kill us all. I'm hard but I keep us alive." And what a badass way and line to go out on, "Sometimes, one must be sacrificed." Once again doing the hard thing to keep others alive.
I can’t believe this came out in 2009, it’s still the most visually striking CGI movie I’ve ever seen, which is extra impressive considering there is almost no color.
Recently but the actor plays the scientist was related to Oppenheimer which is kind of ironic considering the character he plays a person that creates a weapon of mass destruction.
Tim Burton's favourite machine from the movie (as well as mine) is the Seamstress, the cobra machine. It's a subtle reference to the Other Mother from Coraline, as both movies were made by Focus Features and both were released in 2009.
Funny story - the Russian dub reimagined like half of the story and made all the number cloth people the reincarnations of the friends and family of the scientist (9 being himself)
This movie was so poorly received when it came out but I saw it multiple times and theater and bought the Blu Ray. It is just such a beautiful, haunting, emotional watch and I still love it.
I loved this film as a kid, its so hauntingly beautiful and complex. Can't stand this idea that dark concepts aren't "for kids" like literally piss off, if kids didn't like a dash of darkness then Horrible Histories wouldn't have been the success they were/are. Kids, at least ones that aren't sheltered and coddled into needing padded foam over all the sharp edges of the world, absolutely LOVE dark concepts and creepy stuff. 9 is clever and well executed, and I remember really thinking about the themes in ways I hadn't been able to with other films.
This is probably one of my favorite movies growing up. Saw it with my dad on my birthday and it forever stuck with me. Especially the opening and ending monologues. I think this movie is underrated due to it being compared to it's short film counterpart (which I highly recommend checking out too if you can find it). Shane Acker, the movie's director, made it in college and it held more onto the concept of mystery and the unknown. Nothing was spoken of figurtively and literally. It used to be on youtube and was making rounds before the movie came out, so people tended to compare the two. And I recall one theory is that each stitchpunk's, the creatures the scientist made, number indicates how close the are to a perfect soul. So 1 was the most flawed and 9 was almost perfect.
9 was directed by Shane Acker and the film was based on a short film of the same name he made in university! This film and its fandom got me through high school and it's one of my favourites and so important to me. Made a bunch of friends in the fandom and we had our own stitchpunk characters we created -- mine was called 725 and he was inspired by and based on actor Peter Lorre, who worked in film noir back in the 40s and 50s; 9 is set in an alternate timeline between the first two World Wars so I thought it'd make sense! I miss the fandom a lot -- it's practically dead now with so many of us going on our separate ways and dealing with life. We were like a big family.
this traumatized me so bad as a kid back when I was 9 in 2009 (not kidding) when I watched it together with my dad but it also stuck with me as one of the most unique and special movies I've ever watched. The world building was fantastic, everything was just so well thought out. Little nightmares definitely reminds me of that! Pretty sure they took some inspiration there. Such a fantastic film
The very first PG-13 movie I ever watched in my life, and man what an impression it left on me as I slowly became more of a nut for war stories/movies Love this movie so goddamn much, it had some big balls to do and show what it did I still have the soundtrack saved to a playlist and listen to it off and on
The thing about that little device with the runes, it transfers souls into the dolls, giving them life. The only reason i bought this movie was because of a music video that hinted at the song being in the movie, it wasn't but still a good movie.
absolutely adored this movie growing up and i’m so glad you guys got to experience it, i would’ve loved even a tv show version of this i think the more exploration we could do with the story, they more i would’ve loved it
I was 19 when this came out and was so excited to watch it in theatres and it did not disappoint at all, still one of my favorite animated movies, it’s so dark with great voice acting and the animation, the story EVERYTHING is great!
I only watched this movie once because for some reason I remembered a totally different ending were they all committed suicide which made me so upset that I never wanted to watch it again so seeing the ending after all these years really surprised me.
I think this might be interesting for you, guys. But there is another very different version of this film. And it exists only in Russia. Our local adaptation is so different from the original, that you can call it another movie. One of the producers of it was Timur Bekmambetov (Russian movie director), so he gave this movie to one writer (don't remember his name) for Russian adaptation. But instead of translating it, as usual, he totally rewrote it and created his own version, without changing any animation. Russian version is full of words, monologues (9's thoughts and reflections), descriptions and explanations of the world, our mission here, God and all that. There are a lot of hints and allusions to the Bible. And that changes everything: the characters' tempers, their goals behind their actions, the meaning of the whole movie. I don't know why they did it. As a translator, I'm against such things. I was thought to save as much from the original as I can, during interpretation. But on the other hand, it's such an interesting experiment. It makes this film even more unique and it shows the power of the words. Thanks for your videos! I really like your reactions!
9 is the most basic because he wasn't finished, that's also why he couldn't talk and why his zipper is visible while the others zippers aren't(i remember watching this movie when i was younger and i slept with the lights on for weeks lol, its one of my favorite movies now though)
After watching this film, I was kind of curious if people made art of characters from nine on deviant art, that’s what I figured out, people are creating their own stitchpunk OCs.
@@galaxy_kitten95 Idk how that happened, but I think after the production of the movie, they decided to release it on 9/9/2009, but they couldn't think of a name for the movie, so they just called it 9.
Omg another childhood favourite 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I was so obsessed with this movie I just love thins kind of stuff and look. Soooo glad they got you to check it out and another I think you should check out is the 2007 animated Beowulf
This was bundled along with Coraline 🙂 Definitely a different feel to it! I'm not sure if you guys have seen Sucker Punch, but it gave me a similar mood.
It just seems so cool. And I don't usually care about directors, I think oh the writing is so cool the story and world, but Tim Burton is going in there. I don't think I've seen one thing of his and disliked it to the degree where I had to take out my quizzing glass and reassess the work *coughs* M. Knight 😁. I really need to find this to see it, because the bits from you and Thor are super intriguing. El Dorado later? Suweet. See you then
I remember when this movie came out. I was in my mid 20s and though it looked interesting. I picked it up on DVD when it was released. When I finally watched it boy was it a surprised at it. I didn't think it was going to have such a dark theme to it. Was still a good watch. It kinda reminds me of a friendlier version of the 1999 movie Virus (a good SciFi Horror).
This movie is actually based off of an original short film by Shane Acker from 2005. It's a shame that Tim Burton slaps his name onto so many projects where a good amount of the credit for the creative genius is due elsewhere.
Yay you guys actually checked it out XDD. I love this movie for the vibe and concept more than anything else. It's just really unique, and you're right it is pretty similar to little nightmares XDD. The sense of scaling really makes everything super scary and it makes you sympathize with One's point of view to a certain extent right from the get-go. Like, who *wouldn't* fear a world like this? I certainly wanted to just hide within the first few minutes of watching it XDD. It's raw and realistic, but it doesn't abandon hope. It's really well done.
I definitely remember watching this when i was younger and i just remembered that it was weird and full of nightmare fuel. Wasnt exactly wrong either, especially the snake. I really don't think i would have rewatched this without having this chance to rewatch it alongside other people which also helped me understand it a bit better. Its a decent movie but its the kinda dark that I simply don't like. Its the puppets dying that probably gets me the most. I mean I also really liked the concepts within world war z about how the virus only goes after healthy hosts but the movie overall was just a bit too much death and zombies for me. Zombies are definitely my least favorite besides psychological horror/thrillers unless its something like paranorman or warm bodies where rhe zombies aren't completely bad.
So this movie came out and I wanted to watch it and my parents decide for me to look at ice age at the movie theater. I was 6 or 7 years old. What was wrong with me..... Ha.
El problema de la "Gran Máquina" es que no poseía un Alma , por lo que no era Consiente si lo que hacía estaba "Bien o Mal" , solo fue programado Con esa orden : Crear Más Maquinas de Matar....
Ah yes The post-apocalypse horror of my childhood It is kind of thing that feels big, mysterious and forbidden when you find it in parent's movie folders while you little. Then when you become an adult you find 9 again and it feels absolutely the same.
The scientist didn't split his soul into 9 pieces, but 10. He split his soul for the first time in the round robot scene, as seen in the tape from the little box near the end of the movie. And as such he indirectly caused the destruction of the world. He gave his machine a soul because otherwise it was just a machine. The chancellor wanted it to build war machines. The chancellor wanted more machines, but since the machine had a soul, the machine snapped and turned the machines instead against humanity, causing the war, ending humanity. If he didn't gave the machine a soul, none of it would have happened, even though his intentions were good in the first place.
Have you watched the Happy Feet movies yet? If not, I would love to see you guys react to the movies. Another one of those movies with Elijah Wood in it.
I haven't watched 9 again till two months ago, it was pretty nostalgic for me, I was young, I don't remember when I watched it from the first time. But I have it on DVD (copy of it and still do), I was glad that didn't traumatized me. Cause I didn't understand the concept of dead yet so... yeah. 🙂😅 Even though I watched it at least dozens of times, either in English or in French. When I saw it again online, that's were some scenes really hit me (like alot, on the inside, but not emotionally, since it's rare that I cry while watching something), as I now understand it more. 😐
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What genre would you call this animation??
Sci Fi postapocalyptic fantasyfilm
Stitchpunk
@@applejayz1987 oooo i like that
Machines and goggles steampunk
Animation for grownups
I don’t know any 3D animated movies for kids that would have the balls to literally show a dead child in the arms of its dead mother, in a full shot. This movie was daring with how dark it got but it’s easily one of my favourites
I remember rewatching this later in life (I was 7 when it came out) and I remmeber thinking, "holy shit, most horror movies wouldn't even go that far."
I feel this movie is a good bridge for kids into scary movies. It's shows just enough but doesn't good too far or graphic. As was said in the video, the machines are horrifying, but there's nothing necessarily inappropriate about them.
If it was an anime, probably.
@@gretelcorrales1779 anime is almost always 2D and for adults, but they do tend to get precarious with what they show lol
Not 3D animated, but "When The Wind Blows (1986)" and "Watership Down (1978)" are two great but uncompromising animated films aimed at children if you haven't already seen them.
@@chrism7395 Watership down was pretty controversial and still is. I don't hear any controversy about 9 being too dark, which is an accomplishment in my book.
The fact that the release date was 9/09/2009 will always be the coolest thing to me. The marketing team really pulled through.
Another fun release date was The Omen remake. 6/6/06
my dad made me watch this and it terrified me as a kid lmao, then months later he bought the 9 figurine and placed it next to my bed. Looking back at it now I think it's pretty funny.
always the dads man 😂
There were talks of a film franchise but the idea of a film franchise would be cancelled due to the poor box office performance.
That woulda been awesome!
@@whitenoisereacts Tim Burton is awesome also!
How would this even become a franchise?
its not that. I did research and the company isn't allowing/letting the director make a second one
I'm so glad you guys reacted to this film! 9 is a hidden gem that was, when it came out, a film that parents took their kids to because it was an animation, and completely didn't expect the twisted plot and disturbing premise. Now there's a whole story that's been explored through other youtube channels who examine the background of this film in full.
It's a huge inspiration for me and my own stories. So glad you liked it!
A deleted scene that didn't make it past the storyboard phase showed that 6's key was actually supposed to unlock the scientist's message towards the end of the movie.
My sister, her best friend and I would always watch Coraline every Halloween and on the DVD they had an ad for this movie would always come up. So everytime we watched Coraline we would see 9 and be like "we should watch that" lol. Eventually we did and it was so haunting. I think i was maybe 10 when I first watched it and the "Over the Rainbow" scene still sticks with me to this day, just lingering in the back of my mind. When I heard you guys were going to react to this I got sooooo excited!!!
OMG same!!! The trailer always gave a freaky spooky vibe that I loved as a kid
No cause same I wanted to watch it for so long the song with the trailer went so hard
One is such a great character. He acts like a dick but he's being the (overly) protective father figure and leader, he's the first and the oldest. He's filled with fear because he witnessed the entire world burn. From his perspective it makes total sense; "the entire world is dead and its dangerous so we stay together don't venture out. They went to rescue 2 and look what happened, 2 died and they started up something terrible that's trying to kill us all. I'm hard but I keep us alive." And what a badass way and line to go out on, "Sometimes, one must be sacrificed." Once again doing the hard thing to keep others alive.
When I was young I loved this movie so much, I just didn't understand why it never got popular!
I can’t believe this came out in 2009, it’s still the most visually striking CGI movie I’ve ever seen, which is extra impressive considering there is almost no color.
Recently but the actor plays the scientist was related to Oppenheimer which is kind of ironic considering the character he plays a person that creates a weapon of mass destruction.
Tim Burton's favourite machine from the movie (as well as mine) is the Seamstress, the cobra machine. It's a subtle reference to the Other Mother from Coraline, as both movies were made by Focus Features and both were released in 2009.
Funny story - the Russian dub reimagined like half of the story and made all the number cloth people the reincarnations of the friends and family of the scientist (9 being himself)
I really love this movie, and the design on the dolls themselves looks very well detailed.
This is definitely an adult animation movie, there are a lot of concepts that you can't aim for just the kids to know.
Laughs in 80s
Idk, that sounds very patronising. Kids can be smarter than people give them credit for.
@ Yeah I definitely understood the story when I watched it as a kid, even though it terrified me lol
Dude you need to go watch nearly every cartoon from the 80's. Even Carebears was fucking dark.
This movie did something amazing. Its premiere was on September 9 of 2009, 09/09/09.
This movie was so poorly received when it came out but I saw it multiple times and theater and bought the Blu Ray. It is just such a beautiful, haunting, emotional watch and I still love it.
8 was tripping balls on that magnet😂
I loved this film as a kid, its so hauntingly beautiful and complex. Can't stand this idea that dark concepts aren't "for kids" like literally piss off, if kids didn't like a dash of darkness then Horrible Histories wouldn't have been the success they were/are. Kids, at least ones that aren't sheltered and coddled into needing padded foam over all the sharp edges of the world, absolutely LOVE dark concepts and creepy stuff. 9 is clever and well executed, and I remember really thinking about the themes in ways I hadn't been able to with other films.
Christopher Plummer, the Shakespeare-quoting General Ch'ang from Star Trek 6, was a spectacular One in this film. This was a great Tim B
I remember watching this movie as a kid without knowing anything about the story and God I was terrified for days.
This is probably one of my favorite movies growing up. Saw it with my dad on my birthday and it forever stuck with me. Especially the opening and ending monologues.
I think this movie is underrated due to it being compared to it's short film counterpart (which I highly recommend checking out too if you can find it). Shane Acker, the movie's director, made it in college and it held more onto the concept of mystery and the unknown. Nothing was spoken of figurtively and literally. It used to be on youtube and was making rounds before the movie came out, so people tended to compare the two.
And I recall one theory is that each stitchpunk's, the creatures the scientist made, number indicates how close the are to a perfect soul. So 1 was the most flawed and 9 was almost perfect.
17:38 NO CAPES!
Also, 🎶LET IT GOOOOOOOO!!!🎶
LET IT GOOOOOOO CAN'T HOLD IT BACK ANYMORE!!!!!
9 was directed by Shane Acker and the film was based on a short film of the same name he made in university! This film and its fandom got me through high school and it's one of my favourites and so important to me. Made a bunch of friends in the fandom and we had our own stitchpunk characters we created -- mine was called 725 and he was inspired by and based on actor Peter Lorre, who worked in film noir back in the 40s and 50s; 9 is set in an alternate timeline between the first two World Wars so I thought it'd make sense!
I miss the fandom a lot -- it's practically dead now with so many of us going on our separate ways and dealing with life. We were like a big family.
this traumatized me so bad as a kid back when I was 9 in 2009 (not kidding) when I watched it together with my dad but it also stuck with me as one of the most unique and special movies I've ever watched. The world building was fantastic, everything was just so well thought out. Little nightmares definitely reminds me of that! Pretty sure they took some inspiration there.
Such a fantastic film
Great acting, writing and directing. Always wanted another movie like this. One of a kind.
I LOVE this movie! I think its brilliant.
Same!!’
It sucks that you didn't watch the trailer since it has one of the most epic, memorable trailers ever.
I adore this movie. It's one of my favorite animated movies and one of the most underrated films ever.
Shane Acker didn't came up with this concept and incredible direction for people to call it "a Tim Burton movie". Credit to where credit is due guys!
The very first PG-13 movie I ever watched in my life, and man what an impression it left on me as I slowly became more of a nut for war stories/movies
Love this movie so goddamn much, it had some big balls to do and show what it did
I still have the soundtrack saved to a playlist and listen to it off and on
I first watched it today. Definitely one of my favorite animated movies. ❤
The thing about that little device with the runes, it transfers souls into the dolls, giving them life. The only reason i bought this movie was because of a music video that hinted at the song being in the movie, it wasn't but still a good movie.
The song is Welcome Home - Coheed and Cambria
absolutely adored this movie growing up and i’m so glad you guys got to experience it, i would’ve loved even a tv show version of this i think the more exploration we could do with the story, they more i would’ve loved it
I was 19 when this came out and was so excited to watch it in theatres and it did not disappoint at all, still one of my favorite animated movies, it’s so dark with great voice acting and the animation, the story EVERYTHING is great!
I only watched this movie once because for some reason I remembered a totally different ending were they all committed suicide which made me so upset that I never wanted to watch it again so seeing the ending after all these years really surprised me.
😭 bruh I thought just because it was animated it was a kids movie. I was shocked asf as a child
Wow lol
It is like Sausage Party all over again, but 9 is PG 13
The sack people definitly reminds me of the sackboy from the game Little Big Planet
They also kind of remind me of "Sam" from the movie Trick 'r Treat. Or vice versa.
@@Markyajv yeah he does
Scientifically the "sack people" ragdolls are called Stitchpunks
It’s crazy how this movie does have some secrets of the scientist in World War II!🧐🤔🙏🙏🙏🙏
20:42 20:47 21:01 The snake monster acc reminds me a lot of the baby head spider from Toy Story tbh lol
you guys should watch the original short this was based on, its pretty cool too
The film is a haunting masterpiece.
Grew up watching this movie and love it and I remember when your brother watched it
Finally someone recognizing 1 for his sacrafice
I think this might be interesting for you, guys. But there is another very different version of this film. And it exists only in Russia. Our local adaptation is so different from the original, that you can call it another movie. One of the producers of it was Timur Bekmambetov (Russian movie director), so he gave this movie to one writer (don't remember his name) for Russian adaptation. But instead of translating it, as usual, he totally rewrote it and created his own version, without changing any animation. Russian version is full of words, monologues (9's thoughts and reflections), descriptions and explanations of the world, our mission here, God and all that. There are a lot of hints and allusions to the Bible. And that changes everything: the characters' tempers, their goals behind their actions, the meaning of the whole movie. I don't know why they did it. As a translator, I'm against such things. I was thought to save as much from the original as I can, during interpretation. But on the other hand, it's such an interesting experiment. It makes this film even more unique and it shows the power of the words.
Thanks for your videos! I really like your reactions!
Did you know this movie came out in September 9 of 2009. Literally 9/9/9.
No joke you can go and see.
It was a canny choice for the crew to release it on that day 😂
The mix of futuristic and WWII aesthetic is called dieselpunk!
9 is the most basic because he wasn't finished, that's also why he couldn't talk and why his zipper is visible while the others zippers aren't(i remember watching this movie when i was younger and i slept with the lights on for weeks lol, its one of my favorite movies now though)
I’m so glad you reacted to this movie! It’s so creepy but so good!!
y’all should watch the theorizer’s video on this movie, it gives more depth and is really interesting
I remember learning that this was among the first 3D animated movies to be rated PG-13. I saw this movie in theaters for my birthday.
I WAS SO TRAUMATIZED BY THIS. I was around 4 years old and had so many nightmares because of this movie. I now love it tho!
This was one of my favorite movies growing up
This is a little farther along on the disturbing scale than notoriously disturbing movies like coraline
After watching this film, I was kind of curious if people made art of characters from nine on deviant art, that’s what I figured out, people are creating their own stitchpunk OCs.
The animation of this movie is spectacular and it’s definitely a different take Plus in fact this movie was released 9/9/09 yeah pretty weird.
Its wasn't that weird. The release date of 9/9/2009 was actually intentional by the company.
@@galaxy_kitten95 Idk how that happened, but I think after the production of the movie, they decided to release it on 9/9/2009, but they couldn't think of a name for the movie, so they just called it 9.
@@zoeysavino709or the main character is number 9...
The animation style also looks kinda similar to Little Big Planet, which I think was also made by the creators of Little Nightmares.
Watch: Ms. Frsieby and the secret of Nimh. It's really cool with mystery and dark themes.
The movie is bases on a short film that the director did years ago. You can find it here on YT.
Omg another childhood favourite 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I was so obsessed with this movie I just love thins kind of stuff and look. Soooo glad they got you to check it out and another I think you should check out is the 2007 animated Beowulf
This was bundled along with Coraline 🙂 Definitely a different feel to it! I'm not sure if you guys have seen Sucker Punch, but it gave me a similar mood.
i adore this movie. i saw it in theaters and was blown away
One of our family favorites in our dvd collection. Good choice.
Sci Fi, postapocalyptic, fantasyfilm
It just seems so cool. And I don't usually care about directors, I think oh the writing is so cool the story and world, but Tim Burton is going in there. I don't think I've seen one thing of his and disliked it to the degree where I had to take out my quizzing glass and reassess the work *coughs* M. Knight 😁. I really need to find this to see it, because the bits from you and Thor are super intriguing. El Dorado later? Suweet. See you then
Them: what's up with the nine?
Jack Slash: Oh you poor little soul)
9 and Coraline are my two personal favorite animated movies I've ever seen so much potential in the cancelled sequel to 9
I remember when this movie came out. I was in my mid 20s and though it looked interesting. I picked it up on DVD when it was released. When I finally watched it boy was it a surprised at it. I didn't think it was going to have such a dark theme to it. Was still a good watch.
It kinda reminds me of a friendlier version of the 1999 movie Virus (a good SciFi Horror).
My gosh I thought this movie was terrifying I never wanted to pick it back up again
This movie is actually based off of an original short film by Shane Acker from 2005. It's a shame that Tim Burton slaps his name onto so many projects where a good amount of the credit for the creative genius is due elsewhere.
You have to realize that Tim Burton's name brings audiences, thus brings attention to the original artist too.
Love this movie thanks for reacting to it
Yay you guys actually checked it out XDD. I love this movie for the vibe and concept more than anything else. It's just really unique, and you're right it is pretty similar to little nightmares XDD. The sense of scaling really makes everything super scary and it makes you sympathize with One's point of view to a certain extent right from the get-go. Like, who *wouldn't* fear a world like this? I certainly wanted to just hide within the first few minutes of watching it XDD. It's raw and realistic, but it doesn't abandon hope. It's really well done.
This was my favorite movie when I was 6, such an amazing plot.
Dude I want to watch this reaction so bad but I’m really scared to because I hold the movie very close to me and my anxiety is just bad lol
I definitely remember watching this when i was younger and i just remembered that it was weird and full of nightmare fuel. Wasnt exactly wrong either, especially the snake.
I really don't think i would have rewatched this without having this chance to rewatch it alongside other people which also helped me understand it a bit better. Its a decent movie but its the kinda dark that I simply don't like. Its the puppets dying that probably gets me the most. I mean I also really liked the concepts within world war z about how the virus only goes after healthy hosts but the movie overall was just a bit too much death and zombies for me. Zombies are definitely my least favorite besides psychological horror/thrillers unless its something like paranorman or warm bodies where rhe zombies aren't completely bad.
They were so focued on the number nine that they went as far to release it on September 9, 2009, even the clock is 9:09 hwne you look closer
Super reaction. Thanks!
I was so scared of this movie back when i was a child LMAOOO but i loved your reaction
This was like a post apocalyptic DND campaign with sackboys vs robots
So few people react to this amazing movie. Thank you for doing so.
Finally! I'm so excited to see this reaction guys 😁
So this movie came out and I wanted to watch it and my parents decide for me to look at ice age at the movie theater. I was 6 or 7 years old. What was wrong with me..... Ha.
I remember seeing this in theatre, it's an extremely underrated movie.
This movie genuinely freaked me out as a child😂
Seeing the dead baby and mother's corpse in the car was so disturbing for me as a kid.
I'm just here to say hi then dip out. Still freaked out by this film more than a decade later
El problema de la "Gran Máquina" es que no poseía un Alma , por lo que no era Consiente si lo que hacía estaba "Bien o Mal" , solo fue programado Con esa orden : Crear Más Maquinas de Matar....
I remember I cried watching this for the first time when I was young because it is so scary lol really love this
im glad you guys reacted to, and enjoyed 9!
Ah yes
The post-apocalypse horror of my childhood
It is kind of thing that feels big, mysterious and forbidden when you find it in parent's movie folders while you little. Then when you become an adult you find 9 again and it feels absolutely the same.
The scientist didn't split his soul into 9 pieces, but 10. He split his soul for the first time in the round robot scene, as seen in the tape from the little box near the end of the movie.
And as such he indirectly caused the destruction of the world.
He gave his machine a soul because otherwise it was just a machine. The chancellor wanted it to build war machines. The chancellor wanted more machines, but since the machine had a soul, the machine snapped and turned the machines instead against humanity, causing the war, ending humanity.
If he didn't gave the machine a soul, none of it would have happened, even though his intentions were good in the first place.
Bro i just saw it and wanted to see what others thought of it its one of my new favorites next to Coraline, 3 and 4 where my favorites btw
Have you watched the Happy Feet movies yet? If not, I would love to see you guys react to the movies. Another one of those movies with Elijah Wood in it.
I've been waiting for you guys to react to this 👍
9 tail really likes his Brisk tea... y'all should get an endorsement ☺️
I haven't watched 9 again till two months ago, it was pretty nostalgic for me, I was young, I don't remember when I watched it from the first time. But I have it on DVD (copy of it and still do), I was glad that didn't traumatized me. Cause I didn't understand the concept of dead yet so... yeah. 🙂😅
Even though I watched it at least dozens of times, either in English or in French.
When I saw it again online, that's were some scenes really hit me (like alot, on the inside, but not emotionally, since it's rare that I cry while watching something), as I now understand it more. 😐
I was 7 when i watch the movie 9 and i also watch happy tree friends when i was 6
This movie is so underrated.....
THE SNAKE ROBOT CREATURE HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY FAVORITE LMAO
I was scared of this thing as a kid 😭
The movie is very good and I watch it when it first came out back in 2009 when I was 12 good times