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The hypercube starts wearing away, and Kate opens a panel in the bottom, revealing a black void. At 6:06:59, she jumps in, just when the Hypercube implodes. Kate wakes up in the hands of Izon authorities. She gives them the necklace and is executed. Izon authorities then report that 'Phase 2 is terminated'. Oct 12, 2012 - “Cube 2: Hypercube” is a time based puzzle that closes in on itself (implodes) based on a quantum (parallel) reality. The puzzle ends on the exact time of 6:06:59 of which Kate jumps into. The film became a cult hit on video, resulting in “Cube 2: Hypercube,” a sequel that manages to recycle ideas from the original while still managing to feel fresh. As with the first “Cube,” this sequel has some trouble with an uneven cast and shaky CGI effects, but it still manages to thrill merely by being a movie with a great idea at.

The 2nd Cube movie is the best one

The first Cube Movie came out in 1998. It was released into 25 theaters in limited US release. The production budget was $25,000. The movie grossed $502,000 in it's 3 month theatrical run. It wasn't until its release on video the following year that it really gained 'Cult Geek Status'. The video, very popular at Blockbuster video rental stores, before the age of online rentals, had to be taken into multiple production runs - as it became a Top 25 rental.Because of the video success, Cube II: Hypercube was placed into production in late 2001. With a much bigger budget to cover special effects and 'semi-well known' actors, Cube II: Hypercube proved to be a worthy successor. In my opinion it far surpassed the originality and story line of the first film.So what is 'The Cube'? To answer that with the best answer would really give the movie away. The shortest and sweetest plot synopsis I can give is:Eight strangers wake up in a bizarre 50ftx50ftx50ft cube shaped room with no recollection of how they got there and no idea of how to get out. Each surface - floor, ceilings, and walls have doors that lead semingly endless to other simalarly cube shaped rooms.I highly recommend that you don't read any other plot descriptions. Finding out the details of the 'The Cube' is part of the enjoyment. The ending to HyperCube is particularly shocking. You will never see it coming. You will think at first, the ending is cheesey, then within a minute - the final scene blows you away.A third movie was made called Cube: Zero - which is a prequel. I thought the third was weak and don't recommend seeing it.Read full review

Cube 2: Hypercube (stylized as Cube²: Hypercube in the film) is a 2002 Canadian independentscience fictionhorror film, directed by Andrzej Sekuła, written by Sean Hood, and produced by Ernie Barbarash, Peter Block, and Suzanne Colvin. It is the second film in the Cube film series, and a sequel to Cube.

Released in 2002, in Hypercube, the industrial-style, colored rooms of the first film are replaced with high-tech, brightly lit chambers; instead of traps such as flamethrowers and extending spikes, the rooms have 'evolved', as they control illusions, time, space, and reality.

The film's critical reception was mixed, with reviewers panning the sequel's poorly-produced CGI, writing, and production, but praising its evolution upon the first film, and its acting and suspense.

Plot[edit]

The film starts with a young woman named Becky (Greer Kent), shown to be trapped in the Cube. She enters another room, but unknown to her, the room has reversed gravity, as she is pulled up, and it is implied that she is killed.

Some time later, a woman named Kate (Kari Matchett), detective Simon (Geraint Wyn Davies), a blind girl named Sasha (Grace Lynn Kung), engineer Jerry (Neil Crone), game developer Max (Matthew Ferguson), lawyer Julia (Lindsey Connell), and an elderly woman named Mrs. Paley (Barbara Gordon) find themselves trapped in brightly lit cubes, each with a panel on each of the six sides, which are doors to other rooms. They come across Colonel Thomas Maguire (Bruce Gray), who says that they have to solve the code in order to leave the mysterious place. Just as he finishes, a wall begins to close in on the group. The group escapes while Thomas stays behind, while Kate and Simon watch in horror as Thomas is disintegrated by the wall. Later experiences around the cube reveal that gravity can operate in different directions in each room, while Mrs. Paley, who is revealed to be a retired theoretical mathematician, and Jerry, realize that they may be in a tesseract, or a hypercube. Kate notices the numbers '60659' everywhere they go.

The group soon realizes they are connected to Izon, a defense contractor. While in conversation, Mrs. Paley opens a panel to reveal her being killed by Simon, who is decapitated soon after by crystal beams. Jerry thinks that it is a parallel universe, while Max and Julia think it is an optical illusion. Later, while the group is sleeping, Simon explains to Jerry that he is in the tesseract to look for Becky, a missing Izon worker. Meanwhile, Sasha hears a noise and awakens everyone, due to her acute hearing. The group finds a floating square in the middle of the room, which grows into shifting variations of a tesseract, before expanding into a lethal and rapidly spinning frame. The group flees into another room, but Jerry is injured by the tesseract. Trying to call Jerry, the rest of the group watches as Jerry is shredded by the tesseract, which grows rapidly. Kate remains to save Sasha, who is still trapped in the room, narrowly avoiding death as they group in one of the corners of the room where the tesseract can not reach, as the tesseract conforms back to a cube and disappears. Sasha and Kate are separated from the group, as a result.

Simon starts to suspect that Mrs. Paley is an undercover spy, so he gags and ties her up, but crystal beams start protruding from the walls. Simon tries to save Mrs. Paley, but when he sees that there is not enough time, as the clinging Mrs. Paley refuses to release him, he stabs her with his knife. Max and Julia, disturbed that Simon killed Mrs. Paley, leave and abandon him. Julia tells Max she must be dreaming, and then kisses him, because she says she would never kiss him in the real world. They begin to have sex, but unbeknownst to them, they are in a room that is zero-gravity and time dilated, and age prematurely and die, as Kate finds the corpses floating in the air later, still in mid-coitus. Simon, alone and hungry, goes insane. He encounters a parallel Jerry and the missing Becky, killing both of them.

Meanwhile, Kate finds grisly alternate realities of her death in other rooms, and is horrified. Sasha tells Kate that time and space are distorted where they are, that the tesseract will implode and reality is collapsing. She reveals that she is Alex Trusk, a computer hacker who is responsible for the creation of the tesseract. She also reveals that when she discovered that Izon was putting people inside the tesseract, she tried to stop their operation, but was pursued so she 'fled into the only place they wouldn't follow': the tesseract. Kate, however, still believes that there is a way out. Kate then finds Simon and stabs him in the eye after he grabs her in another room, as Simon appears behind Alex, old and blind in one eye, proving Alex's space-time theory. Alex claims that they 'are all dead', which causes Simon to snap her neck, believing that if they are all dead that it would not really matter if he kills her now.

Kate finds that the tesseract is shrinking, and kills Simon with the knife. She looks at the numerous duplicates of Jerry's watch and realizes that '60659' is the time that the tesseract will implode; 6:06:59. and that she is there to take back Alex's necklace which was filled with confidential information on Izon. The hypercube starts to wear away, and Kate opens a panel in the bottom, revealing a black void. At 6:06:59, she jumps in just when the Hypercube implodes.

Kate wakes up in the hands of Izon authorities in an unknown factory. She gives them the necklace, but because of their confidentiality, she is shot in the head and killed by one of the Izon operatives. An Izon authority reports to an anonymous and unidentified source that 'Phase 2 is terminated', as the operatives leave the facility, and the film ends.

Cast[edit]

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• Kari Matchett as Kate Filmore, who is a psychotherapist. She is portrayed as the most empathetic character in the group.
• Geraint Wyn Davies as Simon Grady, a private detective hired to locate a young woman named Becky Young who is missing.
• Grace Lynn Kung as Alexandra 'Sasha' Trusk, a blind teenager and a professional computer hacker.
• Neil Crone as Jerry Whitehall, an engineer who worked on the hypercube's touch panels for the doors. He is shown to have an understanding of Quantum physics.
• Matthew Ferguson as Max Riesler, a computer hacker and game developer.
• Lindsey Connell as Julia Sewell, an LA defense lawyer representing Izon.
• Greer Kent as Becky Young, a missing young Izon worker whose parents hired Simon Grady to find her.
• Bruce Gray as Colonel Thomas H. Maguire, a man who is intimately linked with at least the first Cube.
• Barbara Gordon as Mrs. Paley, a retired theoretical mathematician who worked for Izon.
• Andrew Scorer as Dr. Phil Rosenzweig, a Nobel Prize nominee, former colleague of Mrs. Paley, and former employee of Izon.
• Paul Robbins as Tracton.
• Philip Akin as The General.

Alternate ending[edit]

The longer alternate ending included in the special features on the DVD reveals the 'owners' to be the government; in the shorter version it is unclear who they are, but it is assumed they are Izon. Kate is executed in both versions, but she is praised for being the first operative to make it out alive. In the alternate ending it is revealed to Kate that she was in the Hypercube for just six minutes and fifty-nine seconds. It was an experiment used for quantum teleportation.

Original screenplay[edit]

The original screenplay written by Sean Hood, which was subsequently rewritten by producer Ernie Barbarash, had a substantially different plot, theme, and characterizations, as well as a set of over 70 production illustrations, which visualized quite different traps, environments and four-dimensional concepts.^[2]

Reception[edit]

Cube 2: Hypercube holds a rating of 45% on Rotten Tomatoes.^[3] Reviews are mixed, with Sci-Fi Movie Page and Film Threat giving positive ratings for the movie,^[4][5] and sites such as JoBlo.com and DVD Verdict panning it.^[6][7] EfilmCritic.com wrote that 'while the acting isn't quite top-shelf, the cast is still serviceable enough to carry the increasing claustrophobia and confusion that sets in, and they're all quite likable in their own B movie way.'^[8]

Bloody Disgusting wrote, 'With pacing that's snail-like slow at times mixed with the horrid FX and lack of unique kill scenes, the film falls way short of my expectations, especially after waiting six years! But if you are a big fan of the first Cube, and expect a little less, you will enjoy Cube 2: Hypercube.'^[9]

See also[edit]

• QBism — a controversial application of Bayesian probabilities to quantum mechanics

References[edit]

1. ^https://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/intl/?page=&id=_fCUDE2HYPERCUBE01
2. ^Sci-Fi Squad (2006) SFS Movie Club Discussion: Cube 2: Hypercube (With Special Guest Sean Hood) Retrieved May 19, 2010
3. ^'Cube 2 - Hypercube (2003)'. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved 6 November 2018.
4. ^Cube 2: Hypercube Sci-Fi Movie Page
5. ^Cube 2: Hypercube Film Threat
6. ^Cube 2:Hypercube JoBlo.com
7. ^Cube 2: Hypercube DVD Verdict
8. ^Cube 2: Hypercube EfilmCritic.com
9. ^Cube 2: Hypercube Bloody Disgusting

External links[edit]

• Cube 2: Hypercube at the Wayback Machine (archived June 10, 2004) official site (Sci Fi Channel). Archived from the original on June 10, 2004
• Cube 2: Hypercube on IMDb
• Cube 2: Hypercube at AllMovie
• Cube 2: Hypercube at Rotten Tomatoes

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