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House of 9 (2006)
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Reviews Counted:4
Fresh:1
Rotten:3
Average Rating:N/A
Theatrical Release:Nov 30, 1999
Synopsis: Similar to Vincenzo Natali's underrated 1998 sci-fi puzzler, CUBE, this movie is about nine people waking up trapped in a house with no exits. A voice booms out over the PA system, directing them... Similar to Vincenzo Natali's underrated 1998 sci-fi puzzler, CUBE, this movie is about nine people waking up trapped in a house with no exits. A voice booms out over the PA system, directing them in a game they must play. With death as an alternative, and $5 million up for grabs, the reluctant players must risk everything to survive and succeed. [More]
Starring: Kelly Brook, Dennis Hopper
Starring: Kelly Brook, Dennis Hopper
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Reviews for House of 9
De um lado, a direção fraca e o roteiro esquemático; de outro, a alegoria sobre classes sociais e a ordem surpreendente das mortes.Mas o ótimo desfecho desequilibra a balança.
Only the most passionate genre fans will be able to sit through House of 9 and be able to semi-recommend the thing to anybody else.
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