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Cube Zero (2004) 5.7
A young man whose job is to watch over the Cube endeavours to rescue an innocent woman trapped in one of its rooms. Director:Ernie BarbarashWriter:Ernie Barbarash |
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A young man whose job is to watch over the Cube endeavours to rescue an innocent woman trapped in one of its rooms.
Plot Keywords:
room | rescue | locked in a room | trapped in a room | horror movie prequel |Taglines:
Isolation - Panic - Terror See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong violence/gore and some language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Release Date:
22 February 2005 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Cube Ø See more »Filming Locations:
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaBox Office
Budget:
CAD 1,200,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Performed by Norman Orenstein
Written by Norman Orenstein
Published by Norman Orenstein Music (Socan)
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The coffee mug on Wynn's desk says "Think Outside the Box". It can be seen when he is drawing the picture of Rains. See more »Goofs
When Haskell falls feet-first from one cube to the one below it, Wynn says, "There's no way he could have survived that," and he turns out to be correct. However, earlier in the film, Meyerhold makes the same fall head-first, and is able to stand and operate without apparent injury (except for a giant wound on the side of his face). See more »Crazy Credits
Zero the fish as himself See more »Soundtracks
Message From BuddhaPerformed by Norman Orenstein
Written by Norman Orenstein
Published by Norman Orenstein Music (Socan)
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STAR RATING:*****Unmissable****Very Good***Okay**You Could Go Out For A Meal Instead*Avoid At All Costs
Another group of individuals awake to find themselves trapped within the confinement of the now legendary Cube,with only their wits and their speed to save them.In this instalment,we also learn more about the people behind the Cube and the sinister true reason for it's existence...
As I watched Cube:Zero stretch out before me,I couldn't help but feel I was watching yet another example of a great original film,a far-fetched but undeniably inventive and thoroughly engaging science-fiction caper,being milked for all it's worth with tacky video sequels.For any gore-hounds out there,there's some impressive grisly dismemberment scenes to behold and the original angle remains as clever as ever,but it's no cleverer than it was before.The film is just that:a desperate and sad extension of it's original self.It's never made clear what the Zero in the title means,but zero is a name for cannabis,and that's sort of what it feels the screen-writers had been puffing too much of when they penned another entry into the Cube franchise.With some naff new central characters introduced (typical and dourly indicative of this kind of video sludge!) and a slumberous pace,one can only hope that this marks the final part of the now depressingly wearisome Cube franchise.**