Now for the third part:
1. The plot is contradictory. If the observer is also the subject of the experiment, as in the cube, then the choice of the math genius to break into the cube should be completely unexpected by the researcher. In the film, the man who was burned at the exit - answered the question "Do you believe in God"? If no matter what the answer is, he will die, I can only say that this is trampling on life, and it has nothing to do with the so-called research in the film. As the film itself said, everyone who reached the exit answered no. If the answer is yes, he goes out, or at least he doesn't have to die, what does it mean? Does God really exist? Do these researchers -- "men above" represent God? How could the all-knowing and almighty God not even anticipate such a thing as that math genius breaking into the cube? Desperate and even want to activate all the cube's organs. It's fucking hilarious to have a large army and a helicopter at the end.
2. Regarding cube, it is actually a concept. This concept was played very well in the first film, so it became a cult classic. Some digital games in it can not be said to be gimmicks, but they are a good foil to express in the film. The concept also played an important foil. In this part, the passages connecting the rooms become circles, and the coordinates become letters. The film didn't explain the new coordinate representation, so it was a sly trick to erase all the words with some kind of liquid, and the math geniuses in the film couldn't do anything about it. Then various organs were activated. At this time, you found that there is no safe or unsafe room in the cube. Every room is a net, and it is possible to escape by pulling the plug. The plot has gotten to the point where it has nothing to do with God, science, experiments, or anything you can think of that a movie could explore or have ever explored, and it's a complete spoof. I am reminded of the political textbooks in school, and the movie Wuji.
3. About the characters, I cannot speak because the characters are blank.
If you only watched the third one, then it's an ordinary B-grade bad movie. If you have watched the first film and then watch this film, I can only say that it has nothing to do with God, nor about people, and it has nothing to do with experiments. Maybe it's a joke, it shows that the level of writers and directors is too low; maybe it's serious, it shows that the filmmakers are insulting human intelligence.
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