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Cube
Cast
Nicole de Boer, Nicky Guadagni, Maurice Dean Wint, David Hewlett View AllCrew
Vincenzo Natali (Screenplay), Vincenzo Natali (Director), André Bijelic (Screenplay), Graeme Manson (Screenplay) View All
Release: Sep. 9th, 1997
Runtime: 1 hour, 30 minutes
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Pi or Cube?
i've been getting into low budget psychological movies lately. i havent seen Pi or Cube and both look pretty interesting. if you can give a short description on which you like better and which you s...
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Cube
Just saw this on Netflix, thought it was pretty good. I did not think I would like it . The ending was good ,should have seen it coming ! But didn't it is worth watching ....
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Uncubed (A.K.A. Cube Zero)
Lions Gate is believed to have started already filming a prequel to the "Cube" movie series entitled Uncubed .Filming began last Monday and continues through til nxt month, with Stephanie Mo...
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Ending for cube
I just finished watching the movie yesterday and thought it was great. Anyways my question is this. My girlfriend has seen it 1 other than time before yesterday and she distinctly remembers the ending...
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movie like cube
hello,
i guess most of you've seen Cube series.
i've been told there was another movie like Cube, but trapped in a different shape.
does anyone have any clue what could it be?
thanks...
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Reviewed by
KasperKristensen
This movie was good, but yet I felt like something was missing. Making a decent movie out of virtually one room and some special effects is an impressive achievement. However, the movie had a tendency to become too static, and the mathematical theory behind the cube wasn’t that exciting, to put it n....
Citizen Rules
I thought the script could have had more depth and detail and some of the plot developments where standard fare, but it still works and keeps you interested and the whole idea of people trapped in this cube maze works well.
Iroquois
It may lose a little something on a repeat viewing as the more enigmatic aspects of the Cube and its unlucky prisoners become known to an audience (though I still haven't seen the other two Cube films that apparently explain the Cube's back-story) but there's still enough quality on display so that ....
