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Cube (1997) Rank 4 Reviews
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DVD Talk (G. Noel Gross)
Alex Ioshpe
Six persons: a police officer, an escape artist, a doctor, a math genius, an engineer and a mentally demented boy, wake up inside a giant, mysterious complex. None of them remember how they got there or where they are. There is no food or water, no ...read the complete Cube movie review at Alex Ioshpe
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Los Angeles Times (Kevin Thomas)
Even though there are tedious stretches with less-than-riveting characters, the film gradually pulls you into its claustrophobic spell and becomes acutely suspenseful in its final half-hour. ...read the complete Cube movie review at Los Angeles Times (Kevin Thomas)
DVDActive (Holly E. Ordway)
Overall, Cube is a very distinctive and original movie that’s well worth watching. It’s science fiction that explores the imaginative and philosophical possibilities of the genre, in the worthy company of films like 2001: A Space Odyssey. ...read the complete Cube movie review at DVDActive (Holly E. Ordway)
Goatdog's Movies (Michael W. Phillips, Jr.)
A group of people wakes up in an elaborate maze of nearly identical cubes, some of which contain deadly booby traps. There are quite a few people at first, but the cast is quickly pared down (pun definitely intended) to a few ...read the complete Cube movie review at Goatdog's Movies (Michael W. Phillips, Jr.)
DVD Talk (Holly E. Ordway)
This independent Canadian production shows yet again that it doesn't take a blockbuster budget to make a film that's worth seeing. Cube is a very entertaining movie, one that uses a science fictional premise to explore interesting questions about human ...read the complete Cube movie review at DVD Talk (Holly E. Ordway)
SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
Cube was one of the sleepers that emerged on the arthouse circuit in 1998. With most multiplex releases focusing on killer robots, explosions and disaster, it is welcome to find a work that derives its impact from carefully etched characters ...read the complete Cube movie review at SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
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