In this Canadian-filmed sequel to (what else?) The Cube, eight strangers awaken in a cube-shaped room with no idea of where they've come from or how they arrived. All they do know is that they've been plunged into a fourth-dimensional netherworld where all physical laws seem to be made up as they go along. Presented with cryptic clues as to the nature of their plight, the tiny group desperately tries to find a way out of their constantly shape-shifting environment, certain that if they don't
escape, they will die slow but spectacular deaths. First shown at the Fantasy Filmfest in Munich, Germany, in the summer of 2002, Cube 2: Hypercube bounced around the sci-fi festival circuit until its American cable TV debut over the Sci-Fi Channel on April 5, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
O mais fraco da série, este filme praticamente ignora a maior parte dos conceitos que tornaram o original tão interessante (como as armadilhas) e ainda conta com um elenco homogeneamente ruim.
A highly intriguing thriller, coupled with some ingenious plot devices and some lavishly built settings..it's a worthwhile tutorial in quantum physics and slash-dash
This is a sequel to the Cube, and though not as good as cube, its still a pretty good film, that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Eight people find themselves locked in a never ending cube with infinite number of rooms, most of which might me elimination or death, Kari Matchell is not only beautiful but over the top
with her acting in this one. A very surprise ending, and its on to Cube 3 better know as Cube Zero. This one gets 4 stars
December 27, 2010
Bruce Bruce
Super Reviewer
Yep... it sucked. Still great theory, just not put into action very well.
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