NO. RAISE SHIELDS. This is Meaningless Gibberish.

Rating: 1/10 (30 September 2006)

NO. This is NOT a cerebral film. It's a "cerebral-y" film, like "science fictiony" films, which are *not* science fiction.
Up there (or down there) with Mission to Mars, this pseudo-intellectual tripe is a *poor* excuse for a philosoflick. I am *displeased* with this film, its teenaged cynicism and its makers.
It's an interesting idea made dull by spattering it with gore, scary "freak-out" scenes and tedious confrontations that reveal nothing and simply bore. Also, the dialogue is appalling. The acting's pretty film-studentish, too. "B-side" character development. Stuffing 6 characters (cubes have 6 sides, folks! OOOOO) into a box and shaking them to see what happens...NOTHING. Nothing happens. They get bored and annoyed and start hacking lumps out of each other.
Yeah, I work in an office, too, buddy. I know that's what happens, and it's boring. I don't want to watch a movie about it.
An exercise in futility...
1 star for the pro-intellectual rant by the maths student at the stupid guy who thinks shouting at people louder will get him what he wants. The only intelligent thing in the entire movie...