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The best thing about CUBE is that like the characters the viewer is dropped into the bizarre scenario to fend for themselves with no explanation of what is going on . And that is the best way to watch CUBE- with no previous information. [Word to the Wise: avoid plot descriptions at all cost]. The film stays true to its goal, never showing more than it has to. Looking forward to more original science fiction works by this director. A tense, claustrophobic puzzle.
The best thing about CUBE is that like the characters the viewer is dropped into the bizarre scenario to fend for themselves with no explanation of what is going on . And that is the best way to watch CUBE- with no previous information. [Word to the Wise: avoid plot descriptions at all cost]. The film stays true to its goal, never showing more than it has to. Looking forward to more original science fiction works by this director. A tense, claustrophobic puzzle.
I saw this in my childhood and took years to track it down again since I saw it under one of its two confusing Roger Corman english-language re-edits [Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet with Basil Rathbone added, and Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women, with mermaids scenes directed by Peter Bogdonavich.] Finally able to track down the original Russian version recently, I was able to fully appreciate the ambitious scope and production values. The forest is truly primeval in its detailed beauty, Robot John both heroic and sad in his dedication, and the ending poetic and lyrical. Non-U.S. science fiction films are doubly exotic, and this one is classic fare.
Character, class, love, greed, are all examined under the glaring light hanging over the pool table in a movie about everything but pool. Classic photography, editing, and performances by Paul Newman (self destructive Fast Eddie), Jackie Gleason (Minnesota Fats, the man to beat with the Cheshire Cat grin of knowledge), Piper Laurie (the wary walking wounded) and George C. Scott (brutal capitalist with the watchful eye and cutting commentary). They just don't make em like that anymore. Perfect from start to finish.