Isolated

From the moment this started to the end, it was so stupid. Extremely predictable, bad acting.

The actress, it's just boring and annoying.

There was no suspense, no thriller, no mystery.

If you look at the clock counting down, you can literally see that it has different times whoever edited this movie should never be uneditor.

This must have been a low budget movie. That was yeah, oversold, on a bet and made on a dare.

98% of this entire movie is set in one completely bare room with one "actress" and the voice of a guy in "another room". I use the word actress hesitantly, because that girl could not act her way out of a paper bag. Nobody in real life reacts the way that she does to situations.

The whole movie was as boring as watching grass grow. I mean, unless you are the kind of person who likes sitting down and watching two people talk about nothing for an hour and a half... The last ten minutes or so have a LITTLE action - as in something happens - but not much. The ending really does not tie in with the rest of the movie unless you do some interesting mental gymnastics.

I won't give away any spoilers but I will tell you that there is an opening scene that is meant to lead you down one trail... don't fall for it.

Tl:dr; DON'T BOTHER!

I found this among the more intriguing "trapped in a room" films and appreciated its relative lack of violence and easy-to-look at actress, who came across as thoughtful, not the usual vapid, panicky, or overly militant woman.

There were no obvious plot devices that you could rule in or out, and it took time to get the first hint of the full story. Even then, I wasn't really sure what was going on; good for suspense.

Never did I find myself bored by the slow pace, being as I have a working mind vs. Many of today's impatient film connoisseurs, impressed by nothing but special effects or their definition of edgy action.

Highly recommended if you're patient and thoughtful.

I didn't mind the twist, but even so, this movie had zero action or suspense. You're just watching a pretty woman (who can't act to save her life) trying to escape a room while a LED clock counts down and a bunch of random lights and sounds go off. There wasn't really any explanation as to how these "modules" get past the testing phase, nor was there a backstory on what caused the company to be formed.

You could make a Twilight Zone episode out of this, but without my above suggestions, there's not enough here for a full length movie. The camera work and lighting were the only positive attributes.

I find it odd this movie is so poorly reviewed. I found it one day just bored scrolling and decided to watch it. Is it an Oscar winner? Well, no. Is it entertaining? For me, absolutely!

It may be the genre - I like movies of this ilk - The Maze, The Cube, The Exam, etc. If you don't like films of that nature, definitely pass. It's not meant to be high budget or action packed, more intellectually puzzling. I thought the lead actress did a great job given the role, the others maybe less so.

I'll admit I had no idea what was going on, and the ending came out of nowhere. Didn't hate it, just didn't expect it.