In case you didn't get the hint, I went to see 9. Not 4, 3, 7, or 42...just 9. Although, 42 does have that twisted appeal since Douglas Adams got his crazy hands on it. But, I digress...

I don't often do movie reviews. Heck, I think this is the first written one I've done. I'll try not to spoil anything important so other people can enjoy this movie as well.

The story of 9 is about a group of 9 rag-doll constructs, each made with different materials. "9" himself wakes up in a world devoid of life, as we know it. He knows nothing of what has happened before, or what is going on now. There are questions on his mind like: what happened here? Who is that? What does this do? You know, the kind of questions that get people into trouble. In fact, the whole movie is a series of questions and mysteries that progressively receive answers as the story unfolds (Which is common in all kinds of movies, I know...)

Overall, it was an enjoyable movie, I think. There could have been more character development on some, as I heard one patron explain to another, but I think it may have been worth the 10 bucks I spent on it. Though, it should have been 9, like the movie is 9, and the protagonist is 9, and the release date was in the month of 9, on the day of 9, in the year of 9, in auditorium 9, with a youngest viewer of 9...for a PG-13 movie...go figure.