DVD REVIEW: 9
DVD REVIEW: 9: (PG-13) You'd be surprised how big of a cast this movie has even though it seemed like such a small little movie back in 2009. I have all the Oscar connections at the bottom of the page. 9 starts out as you see a little ( steampunk , is what the director Shane Acker calls it) being made, and the number on his back reads 9. Fast forward a few years, and you see this little guy come to life. He has no voice yet, so he settles out in the post-apocalyptic world that Earth has become. The viewer gets a glimpse at the awful world, full of rubble, filth, and unwanted disgust that everybody had tossed before starting something that the posters on the tattered walls call "The Revolution." Man had fought against Machines, but both had lost, due to the deadly gas the Machines let off. But, apparently, steampunks were not affected. Little 9 finds a fellow steampunk , 2, an older gentleman who is (shortly after their encounter) carried off by a large machine, k...