Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript:
**Content:** A reaction video featuring YouTubers watching and commenting on a bizarre, overly long video titled "The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon" (a spoon).
**Key Points:**
* The original video is a surreal, 9+ hour "film" where a character attempts to murder another with a spoon, repeating the action ad infinitum.
* Reactors are initially creeped out, then annoyed, and eventually amused by the absurdity.
* They praise the commitment to the ridiculous concept, cinematography, and effort (22 days of filming across 5 continents).
* Despite its length, the original video went viral in 2009 with over 25 million views, likely due to its trolling and sharing value.
* Reactors jokingly consider the video's themes, including it being a metaphor for life's frustrations or inner demons.
* When asked, some reactants humorously claim they'd watch a full 9-hour version of the "movie" just for the experience.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Video Title**: The name of the video is "The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon".
2. **Video Length**: The video is over 9 hours long.
3. **Production Time**: The filmmaker spent 12 years making this film (contradicted by another fact, see #4).
4. **Alternative Production Time**: The filmmaker spent 22 days making this film.
5. **Filming Locations**: The video was filmed on five continents.
6. **Release and Popularity**:
* The video went viral in 2009.
* It has over 25 million views despite being over 10 minutes long (note: the actual length is over 9 hours, but this might refer to a trailer or excerpt).
7. **Original Purpose**: The video was originally a short film for festivals.
8. **Awards**: The video did win awards (no specifics mentioned).
9. **Format**: The video is also referred to as "The Spoon Video".
10. **Platform Featured On**: The reaction to the video was featured on an episode of "YouTubers React".