FeatureR2004·97m·5.7

Cube Zero

There must be an exit!

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A young programmer whose job is to watch over the reality-warping Cube defies orders to rescue an innocent mother trapped in one of its rooms.

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Cast

Zachary Bennett

Wynn

David Huband

Dodd

Stephanie Moore

Rains

Martin Roach

Haskell

Terri Hawkes

Jellico

Richard McMillan

Bartok

Mike 'Nug' Nahrgang

Meyerhold

Tony Munch

Owen

Michael Riley

Jax

Joshua Peace

Finn

Diego Klattenhoff

Quigley

Alexia Filippeos

Anna

Jasmin Geljo

Ryjkin

Fernando Curcione

Doctor

Flossie McKnight

Female Doctor

Kyle McDonald

Squad Leader

Sandi Ross

Chandler

Dino Bellisario

Smith

Ashley James

McCaw

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
Spanish, English, French
Budget
$825,000
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Mr. XMad Circus FilmsLionsgate

Crew

Director

Ernie Barbarash

Writers

Ernie Barbarash

François Dagenais

Director of Photography

Jon P. Goulding

Production Design

Norman Orenstein

Original Music Composer

Donna Wong

Costume Design

Mitch Lackie

Editor

Mark Sanders

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Norsk

10/19/2017

7.0

Cube Zero completes the trilogy of Cube movies which are based upon people waking up inside of giant multiroom cubes filled with death traps and having no knowledge of how they got there or how to get out. In this film, the viewer finally sees what goes on behind the scenes (save for a snippet at the end of Hypercube), though since this is the first film chronologically, it does not necessarily follow that this is how things worked in the other two films. However, you will finally learn a little about the likely backstory of Kazan from Cube 1. If you are looking for a film with a feel good ending then you've chosen the wrong trilogy. The ending of this one is a mixed bag. Who the bad guys and good guys are is a matter of opinion and you may change your view from the other two films. I personally feel this film was the weakest in the trilogy since there is a lot of focus on what goes on outside the cube and less focus on character development inside the cube. It is still well worth watching. If you have not watched the other two Cube films, I do recommend watching them first and saving this one for last so the background revealed here doesn't spoil their viewing.

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