Synopsis
Every nightmare has a beginning.
A young programmer whose job is to watch over the reality-warping Cube defies orders to rescue an innocent mother trapped in one of its rooms.
2004 Directed by Ernie Barbarash
A young programmer whose job is to watch over the reality-warping Cube defies orders to rescue an innocent mother trapped in one of its rooms.
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The disgusting body blood goop opening was pretty awesome with some very impressive effects on display and the inner workings behind the cube were interesting while still leaving a lot to the imagination. Cube 2 left me a bit reluctant to catch up with this one, but I’m kinda glad I did... it’s solid... especially since I went in with zero expectations.
YES!!! Old school Cube is back in da house! Don'tcha just love when that happens!
Intriguing story inside and outside of the Cube! A whacked out villain sets just the right tone!
Tricked out traps! Fiendishly Fun and Gory-licious! What more could you ask for!
The final of the Cube trilogy is a prequel, and surprisingly, some of the magic of the first installment is brought back. What continues to make the original superior? The connection to the characters. Here, along with Hypercube, we are given unlikeable, unmemorable characters. Aside from the one-eyed villain in this one. The dude was having a fucking blast, and spitting off puns like nobodies’ business lol. There’s some more world building, but it’s mostly another stale entry in a trilogy that should’ve ended with the first.
💀HOOPTOBER 8.0💀
💀8 DECADES 6/8 -00’s💀
💀FILM 12/37💀
A monitor (Zachary Bennett) decides to help a captive (Stephanie Moore) escape from a structure in which trapped occupants meet ghastly deaths.
For last years Hooptober I managed to watch the first two film in the Cube trilogy and so i saw that this year I could finally watch the third in the trilogy, Cube Zero.
This prequel is basically just a retread of the first film, with the only added ingredient to the story being of those who watch the prisoners of the cube. And while it was marginally better then Cube 2 - Hypercube, it was still not as good as the original. Add to that the ending isn't that…
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19. Watch a film where people are trapped.
Yeah, I said after watching the bland, disappointing Cube 2 that I was done with this series... one month later, here I am! Must. Finish. Series. But hey, I'm glad I came back! Cube Zero is a marked improvement over it's predecessor in every way, it's just so much more... fun!
Bringing this entry outside the cube for large parts was such a smart decision, surprisingly I had more interest in the character drama and intrigue outside the cube than the gory trap antics inside. I'm not gonna say the story is revolutionary or anything, but a little more info into the cube's backstory is…
When you've no clue where to go with a series, do a fookin prequel, fook sake
Not that I didn't enjoy it
Recap of My Cube trilogy rankings:
Cube ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Cube 2 Hypercube ⭐⭐
Cube Zero ⭐⭐⭐
So that’s 3 movies, average rating of 3 stars, three movies to the third power (or Cubed) which is what the third movie should have been called. Seriously, didn’t they consult a mathematician? 3 cubed is 27, which by itself means nothing, but based on that knowledge alone I would qualify to the standards this movie requires. Instead, they call this Cube Zero, as it’s supposed to be a prequel, but they don’t capitalize on that concept very well. At least it finally shows some behind the scenes goings on, which gives this much more of a plot than part 2, and creates some decent…
Caught not at the endorsement, but suggestion of MichaelEternity who everyone should be reading. ...Even as I try to find my way out of this damned Cube, I strongly believe that.
The Canadian Indy darling that could, got entirely too smart in its sequel, so dials it way back for the third film - so far back its a prequel. Looming dread is replaced by extreme gore, as the OG modern death trap series takes a big step towards SAW territory. Both enjoyed Lion's Gate support, and saw release windows of October 2004 - so it could be one conforming to predict the success of its predecessor. Regardless, it's a decidedly different puzzle - so even if it had previously…