The best advice for anyone that is thinking about watching District 9 is to go into the film blind. While it’s been often said “knowing is only half the battle” (a G.I. Joe catchphrase nonetheless), the other side of the battle is, of course, not knowing. The more the audience knows about District 9 prior to watching the film, the less they’ll take away from the one of the better entertaining theatre experiences of 2009. So let’s stop while we are ahead and everyone can exit this review of said film to avoid any spoilers…
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August 20th, 2009 at 7:42 am
I would totally agree with that – especially for D9. There’s nothing worse than thinking you know all about something without experiencing it; particularly if anyone has the obtuseness to detract D9 without seeing it…. Hopefully people will be able to appreciate it “blindly” for a long time, as everyone adjusts to the reaction/success! See my review [AFTER you see the movie] at: http://www.youtube.com/gabndad, and share my enthusiasm!
August 24th, 2009 at 8:35 pm
District 9 was genuinely original and all around high quality as far as cinematography goes; that new no name lead actor did a great job
September 11th, 2009 at 4:24 am
Just watched D9 – WOW fantasic job – i lost the plot a few times because of the funny lead actor ! a must to go see again ! this was great to watch and i will even buy the dvd !
please tell me you are making the second ‘Return to D9 ‘ ????