Since I'm hyped for the imminent release of the new Zero Escape game I wanted to watch some "people locked in a place and they want to get out" movies, and as suggested by some guy on the internet I started off with this. What the fuck? I don't get the point of this movie. Nothing is concluded in the end, no mastermind is framed, the cube has no purpose for existing, we don't see anything outside of the cube, most of the decisions the prisoners take make no fucking sense, and I just don't see the point this movie was trying to make. Why the fuck did I watch this movie??
If there are any good room escape movies around, please tell me.
Henry Gomez
10 Cloverfield Street
Jackson Jones
Problem Child 2
Hudson Ross
watch Cube 2 and Cube 3 before you judge, bro
Sebastian Lopez
will they explain?
Brandon Kelly
Vaguely in Cube: Zero. Cube 2 has its own logic. The movie has such retarded science its surreal, so its enjoyed in a different way
Nicholas Nguyen
>Nothing is concluded in the end, no mastermind is framed, the cube has no purpose for existing why does this frustrate you? Sometimes, things end up being kind of pointless, and it's certainly possible our most exalted endeavours or existential inquiries end up as nothing. Pretty coherent as far as concept in movie form goes.
Jace Diaz
Cube is great, you're a nimrod
Ian Campbell
I dunno man, having something being pointless for the sake of being pointless seems pretty lazy to me. i absolutely loved the way they discovered how the cube worked with the whole moving rooms thing, but the end was absolutely unsatisfying.
Wyatt Rivera
Cube presents a microcosm of society, it belongs in the same category as Alien3 in that respect.
Brody Lee
>the cube has no purpose for existing, 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U
Isaiah Bennett
>It's an Ezri episode
Ryan Wright
People stuck in a room you say?
Jonathan Barnes
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David Lopez
there's a remake of cube coming
Evan Long
Inshite Miru: 7-kakan no desu gemu
Isaiah Mitchell
>Nothing is concluded in the end, no mastermind is framed, the cube has no purpose for existing, we don't see anything outside of the cube
I thought that's exactly what made the first cube movie so great. we explore the cube through the characters eyes and we ask ourselves the same questions. it's the mystery itself that makes the film so interesting. explaining would only hurt the experience, because less is, in this case, more. what is the cube? - I don't know, what do you think?
John Hernandez
a movie is not pointless if you're thinking and talking about it.
