9 - Seamstress Clip

Coming to theates 9.9.09

[mjrtaurus]

This thing needs to go back to Silent Hill and stay there.

[BurritoInTheMist]

I really did love this movie. The designs for the characters were so unique and so meticulously created. I loved every single detail on the monsters, and they made such an impression on me. The twisted nature of the Seamstress, utilizing the corpse of one of the character's friends, and twisting it into a tool of deception. The feral nature of the cat-beast, and the sheer terror it's visage envoked. Then the Flying beast, which used a fan to propel itself through the air, using canvas wings to flap and fly, before brandishing the harpoon gun that was the tip of its tail like a Scorpion's stinger. All of the monsters were incredibly well designed, and very memorable.

[DinoGoofHybridHero]

this is the one that gave me nightmares as a kid.

[StarlitSwamp]

I agree. Although 9 is the best of the scientist's creations, he still has (important) weaknesses. And 1 isn't evil, he's just too proud, and (rightfully) bitter that they've been left in such a dangerous, devastated world... But I like the fact that he still has some humanity left that we can see more in the end. He really is an interesting character. They're all likable in their own way despite how their "extreme" personalities sometimes conflict with each other.

[solaris]

That thing is a universal studio horror machine

[AA-kyqg]

My absolute favorite creature from the whole movie! Seamstress is so creepy!

[Sonicphantom]

I love this movie so freakin much. My favorite animated movie of all time

[bossstar]

1's face when he was being hypnotized, it was like "woah. Cool." It looked so funny.

[thealiencommunicator]

The seamstress's head kinda looks like the head of the baby spider from toy story.

[sourcream]

not a kid's movie. Never a kid's movie.

[obenrob]

1:14 love how 9 turns his body but he is still facing it with his head

[scottyd]

Jesus Christ, if this isn't the most scary, stylish, and creative movie monster I've ever seen, I don't know what is. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[calowenby]

Honestly, the design of the Seamstress is quite iconic to me. I loved this movie in middle school, and I’ve forgotten so much about it over the years, but even if I don’t always remember what I know it from, that creature has stayed in my memory. I also forgot how much death there is here. Also, this clip got genuinely engaging near the end, and I plan on rewatching the movie sometime.

[specializedchemicals]

"7!" "9!" made me laugh. I thought of that 7, 8, 9 joke.

[abbieplate]

Happy 9th anniversary “9”
; )
#ilove9

[cirrusB]

Out of all the things I don't remember from this movie, I think this part should have stayed forgotten. My goodness that's nightmare fuel if I ever saw it.

[Matthew-cdiv]

For some reason, thats my favorite part, the background music and the way she screams "9".

[Kingcobrasaurus]

I didn't make that up. Shane Acker said it in an interview that all of the stitchpunks represent both a strength and a flaw of humanity.
1 is the most flawed, and 9 is the closest to perfection.

[SliverEmperor]

If Koh the Face-Stealer had a toy...this might be an earthly approximation of it.

[carleylovessims]

The seamstress makes me want to cry! So scary! Everyone in theaters was cusing when they saw it!