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IMDb rating: 7.4 (99,469 votes)
IMDb ID: 0123755
Duration: 90 min
Release Date: January 16, 1998
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7 complete strangers of widely varying personality characteristics are involuntarily placed in an endless kafkaesque maze containing deadly traps.


Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller, Sci-Fi produced in 1997 [Canada]

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MariaAQuinn 2 months ago report
@FaR2sToNeD
I really enjoyed the sequel and prequel...haven't watched them in a while mind you -might do soon and re-evaluate.LOL.
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MariaAQuinn 2 months ago report
@moviegirl1234
i completely agree -and the 2 sequels...well 1 sequel, 1 prequel...are just...WOAH!!!
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moviegirl1234 2 months ago report
How is it so many people haven't seen this one? A bizarre, frightening, and extremely clever film. Director Vincenzo Natali (you may know him from Splice) established himself in his first ever film as a master of surrealist science fiction. Cube has been ripped off many times since it came out, but unlike the films that followed it the death sequences are gruesome and hugely innovative. The tension of the film cranks up every single minute, leaving you biting your nails in suspense in the small world that has been built around you.
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FaR2sToNeD 1 year ago report

Cube 2 I would agree with you... that was terrible. Maybe you should watch Cube 0 (the prequel) to get a better understanding of the meaning behind this masterpiece... your review is like calling Picasso's artwork 'messy' without understanding why.


Obviously you didn't see beyond the basics, this film is not only a precursor to the 'Saw' franchise but is also very politically motivated and a one of a kind for its generation.


The acting, character building, atmosphere, genuine suspense and phenomenal use of mathematics as well as an unsurpassed insight into the mind of a megasavant, makes this one of the most genuinely interesting films of all time.
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