This is invariably one of those things in which the concept somewhat failed to carry the weightless characterizations that were supposed to capture our attention, and who are ironically and dryly labeled, one through nine. Based off of an original 10-minute short by Shane Acker, it’s clear upon viewing what decisions were made and what they wanted to achieve. The short isn’t exactly too revolutionary in and of itself, due to some rather confusing and vague referential elements (which only get explained in the larger extrapolation), but then again, neither is the larger whole.
