Title: Cosmos 9
Company/Director: Alberto Munoz
Genre: Action
Reviewed by MidbackMan

Summary:
	Cosmos 9 is part of a large and amazingly animated series that I haven't seen.


Scale:
1 to 10: Very Bad	(Avoid this movie like Dog with Rabies)
11 to 20: Bad		(Download when your extremely bored)
21 to 30: Its okay	(If you got the time, download it)
31 to 40: Good		(Download it, you'll like it)
41 to 50: Very Good	(Download it!, you WILL like it!!)


Review:
	I had seen this movie a while back when it was uploaded to 3dmm.co.uk but I hadn't 
written anything about it until now. The animation is great. Unfortunately, I haven't seen
the other episodes of this series - unfortunately indeed since the animation in this is 
amazing and only makes me sweat at the thought of how much work Alberto Munoz must have
put into making these movies. Also, because I missed the previous works I had no idea who 
was who and what was what. Although I'm sure it would have made the movie much more
enjoyable that's not the reason I would watch this. If you're downloading this movie it's 
for it's amazing special effects... Unless you HAVE seen the others and you really do want
to know what happens in this episode in which case I've made a fool out of myself.
	The music is loud and is all fine and good but it's sometimes too loud to hear the
voices. Just sometimes, though. The main fight scene in the movie seemed to drone on a bit
and made the movie less watchable. I can't stand seeing the same thing over and over again.
Maybe the other movies in the series are different. I can't recommend this movie for
anybody but special effects enthusiasts or people who like anime-type 3dmm movies and 
storylines. Still, it's not all that bad as it sounds. A lot of work was put into it and you
may love this movie.


Story:		6/10  
Graphics:	9/10 
Creativity:	8/10
Voices:		6/10
Music:		6/10
Total:		35/50 (Thirty-Five)


The Movies Highs:

*Fast Animation and detailed scenery


The Movies Lows:

*Fight scenes go on and on until nauseam sets in.
*The volume of the voices are sometimes too low to hear under the music.


Bottom Line:
	One of the better "animation" movies out in 3dmm land.


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