Cube Zero
2004 Directed by Ernie Barbarash
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Cube Zero is the third film in the trilogy yet this time instead of a film about people trapped in a deadly cube trying to get out we see it from the eyes of someone who is controlling the cube and the torture of the victims inside. When the nerd can’t stand to see a woman suffer he himself enters the cube to try and save her.
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Certainly a step up from HyperCube, they give a bit more of an explanation and while it still has some unexplained points it makes sense while making you think about during and after watching it.
This is billed a prequel and gives some clues towards the original, the issue for me is the fact that they try and give some reasons, such as the yes or no question and it gives the impression of a much bigger picture with not enough on the why or the how which bothers me based on what they do try and tell you, like this explanation it is a bit confused.
Overall if you liked the first film then this film will work well for you.
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Contrary to reviews I'd read this was actually quite good, the stuff set outside the cube bites but the stuff inside the cube is actually close to the original film's quality
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A great return to what made the original so good.
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The gore and acting is amusing, but it is worth checking out. There is some impressive visuals and scary moments.
Also, watch Cube beforehand, don't bother with Cube 2.
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This sequel (Cube 3) wasn't as good as Cube, but wasn't as bad as Cube 2. It was alright.
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"Het grootste bezwaar is dat deze film een spanningsboog mist. Het duurt heel lang voordat er wat gebeurt en omdat de personages niet worden uitgewerkt, laten hun lot en hun beslommeringen je koud. Jammer…"
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With a great actor playing an interesting and intelligent villain. Although it may seem it has a more unsustainable plot than the first film, the end explains A LOT!! With a notable disconnection from Hypercube. This should have been the second to be released and Hypercube should have been the last.
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I had loved the first one, then liked second even more. Third brought everything crashing down like a worthless pile of crap. Cube Trilogy has repeated itself.
Canadian low budget thriller movies, where the inhabitants of a mechanical cube structure try to get out of their mysterious imprisonment. The first one made me interested in the series, the idea of the prison and the booby traps was a genius work.
The second movie took the franchise to the sci-fi world with parallel universes and quantum relativity.
The third however was spoiled by overacting by Michael Riley. along with being totally repetitive as the first. The outsider look is pain in the flow in itself.
Three movies down, they have not…
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Certainly a step up from HyperCube, they give a bit more of an explanation and while it still has some unexplained points it makes sense while making you think about during and after watching it.
This is billed a prequel and gives some clues towards the original, the issue for me is the fact that they try and give some reasons, such as the yes or no question and it gives the impression of a much bigger picture with not enough on the why or the how which bothers me based on what they do try and tell you, like this explanation it is a bit confused.
Overall if you liked the first film then this film will work well for you.
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they got me again. Much better than the second film, but still cory in it's own right. Not that that's a bad thing...
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Not a bad prequel but I think it would have worked better if they could have merged this with the first one and flip between the stories.
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It's not the best movie in the world but is not that bad!