All i was thinking about during the films was what a *beep* douche 9 was. He got five of them killed for no good reson at all and at the end he was threated like a hero? That was just retarded. At least 1 keeps them safe untill 9 came and *beep* everything up.
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He also returned life to a desolate world and destroyed the leader/creator of the robot army, but continue on disliking him...
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7 destroyed the robot army earlier in the movie when she killed the beast, which was said was the last active robot. Then 9 went and reactivated it causing a ton of problems that ended up killing 5 of them.
And then their 5 9ths of a soul somehow made it rain, and in those raindrops a hint at some form of life... So if it takes 5/9ths of a soul to somehow restore life to the planet, there might have been another way. If, instead of activating the machine, they just took the disk back with them and studied it, they may have found a way to use it to restore life to the planet WITHOUT killing 5 of them.
2 seemed like he knew what he was doing, and knew what the disk was, so maybe if 9 didn't activate the machine, 2 could have figured out how to use the disk to restore life without killing any of them. On another note, is it really a good thing for them that they restored life to the planet? It's not like they need to eat or anything to survive, so they don't need other life to sustain their life and as far as we know, the new life on the planet might end up killing the 4 remaining living dolls. So instead of the 9 of them living in a robot-free, threat-free world, he may have just allowed the creation of a new race that will wipe them out.
Really, I think 9 is just more of an idiot than a douche.
I mean, come on, the beast was trying to reactivate whatever that thing was with the little disk... and then as soon as he gets his little claws on it he decides to do exactly that?
I'm pretty sure their goals and the beast's goals aren't the same, so why would you want to do something that the beast was trying to do?
So, basically. You say 9 should have been treated like a hero because he defeated the leader/creator of the robot army (which he activated, if he didn't, the robot army would be just as dead as it already was) and because he restored life back to the planet (which may have been possible with less, or possibly even no deaths of the rag dolls if 2 had a chance to study the disk and the scientist's notes/videos, or the 9 of them could have lived happily together on their own)
Yeah, Hooray for 9! At least you didn't kill the other 3 of them! Good job
Spot on. It was painful to see 2 saved him twice.
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and because he restored life back to the planet (which may have been possible with less, or possibly even no deaths of the rag dolls if 2 had a chance to study the disk and the scientist's notes/videos, or the 9 of them could have lived happily together on their own)
For myself, I find the timing of the story to be a little skewed. When 9 awakes, it feels as if the war is long over - most of the machines have stopped working, and the numbered dolls have been in hiding for who knows how long. And yet, the scientist has not yet decomposed (similarly with the corpses of the mother and child in the car)... it makes me wonder about how the events really unfolded... did the scientist survive much longer than the other humans? Why did the machines just stop working, and how did the master machine go dormant? Did it always function on humans souls - and if so, how did it lose the talisman in the first place?
wrong in reality they died before the movie even opened because ultimately they are just 9 different constructed personalities of the old man. he created them as a means to rebuild life in the manner they did as in they had to die for life to be reborn on earth this movie was about life death and rebirth
sharetotally agree. but easily explanable:
a full-soul scientist may be a genius, but 1-ninth-soul is a douche.
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Now that I think about it, isn't that kind of behaviour very common in fantasy/sci-fi movies?
shareIndeed. Nick Van Owen in The Lost World: Jurassic Park is basically responsible for every death in the movie.
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Makes a change then your typical super hero does no wrong character your used to seeing isn't it? Hears one with flaws, makes mistakes, still learning.. great stuff if you ask me.
Characterizing him as 'a douche' says more about you than him.
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All i was thinking about during the films was what a *beep* douche 9 was. He got five of them killed for no good reson at all and at the end he was threated like a hero?
They should rename it Nice Job Breaking It, Hero - The Movie
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