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Four Boxes

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Three friends watch a man on the Internet making bombs and debate whether they should report it.

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Tom Horgen Minneapolis Star Tribune Nov 4, 2010
2.5/4
"Four Boxes" has its funny spots, and when the plot finally revs up, it delivers some freaky moments. But did we really need a triple-twist ending? Go to Full Review
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Jerry O @Dirtbags Apr 5, 2026 Descent movie, really questionable at times. Liked the twist to it until the car exhaust ending. See more Dec 13, 2013 "Four Boxes" has its funny spots, and when the plot finally revs up, it delivers some freaky moments. But did we really need a triple-twist ending? See more Jan 9, 2013 The premise has a decent amount of potential, but five minutes in the trying-too-hard dialog becomes tiresome. Any tension that is built up is immediately ruined with an entire conversation of internet acronym speech and terrible slang. "Whatup douche?" - "NBD, OOC bro!" Half of the plot seems to revolve around eating or talking about eating fast food. I thought I saw the twist coming a mile away, until I realized that what I had worked out in my head was quite a bit more interesting than what turned out to be happening. On a positive note, I liked the opening credits. See more Nov 2, 2012 Interesting premise, but WAY too long and the slacker schtick gets old very quickly. I didn't particularly like it, but couldn't break away until the end. There is something that keeps this watchable. Can't not recommend it. See more Jul 4, 2011 The multiple twists killed the movie, otherwise it would have been a great success See more Apr 18, 2011 I was going to put this flick on my shitlist but I guess the ending saved this movie. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Three friends watch a man on the Internet making bombs and debate whether they should report it.
Director
Wyatt McDill
Producer
Megan Huber
Screenwriter
Wyatt McDill
Production Co
Sleeper Cell, Lake Street Productions
Rating
R (Language|Some Sexuality)
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Dec 3, 2010, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 12, 2017
Runtime
1h 25m
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