Watchable, But Dated and Doesn't Have Impressive Dialogue

Rating: 5/10 (29 March 2020)

So, I found this film on YouTube for free. I thought this would be an interesting movie to watch. Cube was watchable because it had characters with different ages and diverse personalities. And then, it had the cube that caused psychological warfare on the vulnerable and ignorant characters that tried to get out of the cube to save their lives. Which made it have a higher chance of trying to scare the audience who watch this. However, I was not scared and was curious instead. Quentin, Joan, David, Kazan, Helen, Rennes, and Alderson were the characters that intrigued me enough that I was wondering what would happen if they worked together. Joan would be considered the smart yet sensitive girl that gets trapped in the cube, and then she attempts to find a way to get untrapped. Quentin was the aggressive and "empathetic?" predator who tried to promote efficient teamwork with the characters in the face of danger to get out of the cube. David was the practical but cynical man that made the outer shell of the cube who was most likely not going to get out of the cube no matter how much he contributed to helping the group of characters to escape their entrapment. Helen, the doctor with conspiracy thinking and optimism, was trying to help the characters collaborate with each other even though some of them seem to have a less likelihood of surviving. Rennes embodies the personality of an escape artist who is an opportunist that tried to get away from the cube independently until he meets the characters. Kazan appears to have special intelligence yet I'm wondering if Kazan was a former employee that made the cube but got turned into a mentally challenged person because the people who made the cube made sure Kazan could never remember how to get out of the cube. Though, I'm not sure what to say about Alderson. All of these characters in this Cube project were all created well except for their dialogue to some extent. This film looks dated because of the lack of enough technological advancement for me, so I felt kind of numb the entire time since I've already watched many horror films at this point in my life.