9 (produced by Tim)

9 takes place in a world parallel to our own, in which the very legacy of humanity is threatened by machines. The machines that a scientist has created rebelled and began to manufacture an army to wipe out humanity. So a scientist creates a group of sapient rag dolls. These rag dolls, or "stitch punks" as Shane Acker calls them, live a post-apocalyptic existence and one day they find 9, one of their own. This group of rag dolls includes 1 (Christopher Plummer) their gruff self-proclaimed leader, 2 (Martin Landau) a kindly old inventor, the silent hooded twins 3 and 4, 5 (John C. Reilly) 2's loyal apprentice, 6(Crispin Glover) a wild, visionary artist, 7 (Jennifer Connelly) a brave female warrior, 8 (Fred Tatasciore), 1's tough but dim-witted bodyguard, and finally 9 (Elijah Wood) a brave and loyal friend who displays leadership qualities that can help them survive against the machines that mercilessly hunt them down.

Watch Tim talk about being involved with the movie HERE.

ahskhdkhdkshk! I HAVENT SEEN THAT VID YET! TIMMY! *glomps* He's such a cutie. This movie seriously does look epic though. I cannot wait

sounds cool
i'll give it a chance

I am anticipating!

Joannaaa wrote:

sounds cool
i'll give it a chance

the main lil character looks like a nerd <3 i lovett
*loving the afro emote*

Jaaaa can't wait

Friday, June 26, 2009
Two "9" Character Posters
Two character posters promoting 9 are online, along with a few words from producer Tim Burton, courtesy of bscreview.com.

The first is of 7, voiced by Jennifer Connelly:



"A brave and self-sufficient warrior, 7 is the group’s sole female. A fiercely independent adventuress, she has been out patrolling the wasteland. To survive, she has adapted, finding the bones of a deceased bird and crafting her signature skull helmet.

"Producer Tim Burton explains why he loves 7: '7 is my favorite in terms of poses struck. Growing up on martial arts movies, 7’s got that real Bruce Lee kind of quality that is just really strong."

eeeeeek i really love the posters