Does Cube have extra scenes after the credits?
Where Cube is available
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A group of strangers find themselves trapped in a maze-like prison. It soon becomes clear that each of them possesses the peculiar skills necessary to escape, if they don't wind up dead first.
Credits for Cube
Filmmakers
- André Bijelic Screenplay
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Vincenzo Natali
Screenplay, Director
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Graeme Manson
Screenplay
- Mark Korven Composer
Cast
Backdrops and posters
TMDB user reviews
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While Cube presents an intriguing premise of individuals trapped in a deadly maze, the execution leaves much to be desired. The film attempts to blend horror with existential themes, however it's lackluster the result is more confusing than thought-provoking. The lack of clarity regarding the Cube's purpose and the characters' motivations creates a narrative void that fails to engage the audience meaningfully. Instead of offering insightful commentary, it often feels like a series of contrived scenarios designed solely for shock value and being gory.
The performances are generally subpar, with characters portrayed in exaggerated manners that detract from their believa…
RalphRahal
Cube is a fascinating, low-budget sci-fi thriller that makes the most of its minimalist setup. The concept is simple but incredibly effective, a group of strangers trapped in a deadly maze of cube-shaped rooms. The movie thrives on its tension and psychological undertones, diving into how humans react under extreme pressure. It’s a smart, inventive film that doesn’t spoon-feed answers, leaving you to wrestle with its deeper themes about survival, human nature, and systems of control. While the traps and puzzles are memorable, the true focus is on the characters and how they clash as their desperation grows.
That said, the film isn’t without its flaws. The constant use of tight close-ups a…