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Imagine a four-dimensional world for you to see
Nelda 2022-03-21 09:02:18
Compared with the first film where humans finally walked out of the cube through the known space mathematical theory, the second film is relatively more "hard science fiction", but this is also the problem of the second film. The large space structure is set in a very In a professional theoretical environment, but it is also a commercial entertainment film, the contradiction is self-evident, so the second film is more boring than the first one for "ordinary people" like us, but it is still good in terms of commercial films. Give three stars, hope to have cube3 to watch
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Kaelyn 2021-12-31 08:03:00
Hard science fiction, your sister == even the "idea" itself has problems. Do you think that making a four-dimensional space is science fiction?
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Ulises 2022-04-20 09:01:55
[09.09.02] The most sci-fi and imaginative one in the series, but it may be difficult for non-sci-fi fans to accept, while sci-fi fans may like the settings in each cube in the film (I originally I am very obsessed with Ni Kuang's "Mansion" in which the time lapse of parallel space is slower than the real world setting), but the plot is too weak, and it is more confusing than the first one.
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[Kate finds Sasha]
Kate Filmore: Don't worry. Everything's going to be all right. Okay?
[Sasha is shivering in fear]
Kate Filmore: Do you understand me?
Sasha: I'm just blind. Not retarded.
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[Kate, Sasha, Max, Mrs. Paley and Julia are asleep. Simon and Jerry are little way away from them in the room, and they speak softly]
Simon Grady: Look, let's just keep this between us for now, hm?
Jerry Whitehall: Yeah. Yeah, okay.
Simon Grady: So, here's the deal. I'm a private investigator. And I'm on a case: Missing Persons.
Jerry Whitehall: Well, given our current situation, that counts as irony.
Simon Grady: You're right. I think they stuck me in here because of
[he pulls a photo out of his jacket pocket]
Simon Grady: because of her, Becky Young. And they seem to have emptied my pockets of everything else but my knife and this. Maybe it's a message, or a warning.
[Jerry looks at the photo, then hands it back]
Simon Grady: Here's the kicker. Guess who she worked for.
Jerry Whitehall: Izon?
[Izon is the company that built the Cubes, so Simon smiles wryly]