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Haven't seen the third (prequel thing) cube ZERO yet, I've got enough interest to pick it up though.
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I did really enjoy it, though. :) PS: If you haven't already... watch House of 9. It's basically Cube, only in a house, and without traps. Okay, so maybe it's not exactly like Cube. It has the same pitch though; see how people react when they're trapped in a confined area. I thought the ending for House of 9 was a step up from Cube's ending. THE PREMISE 9 people are locked in a large mansion, and given instructions through an intercom. They must slowly kill one another, and the last one living wins the prize - one million euros. At first, they try to get along - but of course, there is a limit to human effort. SPOIL SPOIL SPOIL THE ENDING One girl remains, and the front doors of the house open - she grabs the money and runs for the light ahead of her. But the light wasn't what she was expecting - instead, the light comes from a room with a dozen others just like her. Crouched, clutching their bags of money tightly. She won't be seeing the outside anytime soon. |
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Sounds cool, I'll have to check it out.
As for the acting, I didnt think they were too bad. The girl playing Helen wast great and neither was Quentin, but the rest were alot better than most movies of the sort. *Spoiler* I love seeing Wayne Robson in anything...shame he was offed so quick.
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