How can rare books lead to the devil?
How can a movie about a book be so engaging, crazy, and include Satan? Well the Ninth Gate explains how. The movie was directed by Roman Polanski and deals with searching for rare books, killings, chases, and finding everything revolves around worshipping the devil. That all sounds so bizarre but that was the point. To draw the viewer into a story that starts off innocently but then goes in completely unexpected directions.<br /><br />What makes the movie so engaging is that it starts off so normal. Johnny Depp is rare book seller Dean Corso. He is contacted by Boris Balkan (Frank Langella) a wealthy collector whose favorite topic is the devil. He just came into possession of The Nine Gates of the Kingdom of Shadows one of only three copies. Balkan believes that two of books are fakes. He wants Corso to find the others and see which one was authentic. This begins his journey He gets chased. People start dying. He becomes completely obsessed with the book as well which becomes his sin. Everything eventually goes to hell in more ways than one. It’s an amazing piece of writing that draws in the audience and really needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.<br />C
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