This movie is actually an upgraded version of director Neil Blomkamp’s 2005 work. The short film called "Aliens in Joburg" was written and filmed by Neil Blomkamp, about the conflict between aliens and local residents in Joburg. Johannesburg is actually Johannesburg, and Schalto Copley has also changed from the starring role of "Joborg Aliens" to the starring role of "The Ninth District". In fact, this film produced 6 different endings, and the film is ultimately only one of them. At that time, Peter Jackson was preparing to form a team to shoot the movie version of the game masterpiece "Halo" on the X-BOX, and the selected director was Neil Blomkamp, but the film was then held indefinitely due to the interests of large companies. After shelving it, Peter Jackson, who was always optimistic about Neal, decided to pay 30 million US dollars out of his pocket and let Neal make a film he wanted to make, so "The Ninth District" was born.
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2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Alice 2022-03-25 09:01:05
The most severely schizophrenic film in history, from form to content, from story to character, photography, editing, setting, modeling, etc., almost every aspect is a mess of self-contradictory logic.
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Aaliyah 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Another classic. Shooting tips that are about to be all the rage. The idea of anti-racism can not be used for aliens. The plot is more realistic. Saying this is a story, it is better to say that this is a dream, a messy dream, a sad dream.
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Wikus Van De Merwe: [giving an Alien reproductive apparatus to co-worker] Here, you can take that, you want to keep that, as a souvenir of your first abortion, ay. You can feel like you've done one of these too.
Thomas: [beaming] Thanks, boss!
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Christopher Johnson's Son: How many moons does our planet have?
Christopher Johnson: Seven.
Christopher Johnson's Son: This planet only has one. I can't wait to see our planet again... it's bigger than this one, isn't it?
Christopher Johnson: [turns off holographic atlas of what seems to be the Alien home planet] Enough.
Christopher Johnson's Son: We go home now?
Christopher Johnson: Not home, no. This is where we must go.
[shows his son an MNU brochure outlining "Sanctuary Park Alien Relocation Camp" aka District 10]
Christopher Johnson: See that tent there? That might be ours.
Christopher Johnson's Son: I want to go home!
Christopher Johnson: We can't go home. Not anymore.