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The Nines
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After being drunk and crashes his car, troubled actor Gary wakes up and finds himself under home arrest. From that moment, he begins to be haunted by the number 9 since that numbers appears everywhere in the newspapers, magazines, and TV. Meanwhile, he also find his own writing 'Look for the nines', a memo he does not remember writing.
After being drunk and crashes his car, troubled actor Gary wakes up and finds himself under home arrest. From that moment, he begins to be haunted by the number 9 since that numbers appears everywhere in the newspapers, magazines, and TV. Meanwhile, he also find his own writing 'Look for the nines', a memo he does not remember writing.
Actors:
Jodi Sellards,
Dan Jinks,
Melissa McCarthy,
Ben Knight,
Jim Rash,
Gregg Naaman,
Samantha Kelly,
Greg Baine,
Nicholas Garren,
Octavia Spencer,
Andy Fielder,
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Jodi Sellards
Dan Jinks
Melissa McCarthy
26 August 1970, Plainfield, Illinois, USA
Ben Knight
1 December 1975, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Jim Rash
15 July 1971, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Gregg Naaman
Samantha Kelly
Greg Baine
31 May 1978, San Jose, California, USA
Nicholas Garren
17 January 1979, Misawa, Japan
Octavia Spencer
25 May 1970, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Andy Fielder
Director:
John August
John August
4 August 1970, Boulder, Colorado, USA
Country:
United States
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April 16, 2008
August may be peddling some absurd New age "secret", but at least it allows him the benefit of stronger and more coherent storytelling.
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August 31, 2007
The cosmic "resolution" that ties the stories together proves less interesting than the stories themselves.
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February 08, 2008
Em sua estrĂ©ia como diretor de longas, August faz jus Ă inteligĂȘncia de seu roteiro intrincado, criando uma histĂłria tensa e instigante que surpreende tanto como ficção quanto como reflexĂŁo metafĂsica/religiosa. AlĂ©m disso, o elenco revela-se fortĂssimo.
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August 31, 2007
Confusing? Yes, and intentionally so. But it's never boring.
June 08, 2008
August is on solid ground when he's riffing on Stephen King and celebrities, but he's stretching when he tries to be David Lynch, which would require a distinctly different kind of brain damage.
October 04, 2008
It defies categorisation, which I love, and defies logic, which is very European. But it's also clever, funny and compelling
November 29, 2007
This overreaching, Lynch-lite comic drama is the mediocre directorial debut of screenwriter John August ('Charlie's Angels', 'Big Fish') and, if nothing else, demonstrates why some writers should stick to their laptops.
August 31, 2007
The dialogue snaps, crackles and pops. And confusing as they may be, the stories are never boring.
August 27, 2008
The sort of movie that would probably appeal to Ryan Reynolds' detractors . . .
August 31, 2007
The Nines, which in real life began as a TV project, wavers uncomfortably between satire and dime-store existentialism on the big screen.
September 30, 2008
An interesting, if high minded, concept film that is nothing without its performers.
August 31, 2007
Bright and vicious, desperate and cruel, the characters of the first two stories pop with a kind of nihilistic joie de vivre that makes you want to hug them and kill them at once.