In fact the creators of this cube were never mentioned.
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In dialog he suggested “You keep everyone separated so the left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing”, which referred to the series of contractors who were hired to construct various parts of the whole. His perspective was further commented by “There is no conspiracy. It was also stated as “operating under the illusion of a master plan”. The character “Worth” was noted as saying in the “Cube (1997)”, that the cube was a “headless blunder,” with at one point, perhaps having a purpose, but the purpose having been long forgotten”. The follow-ups were “new” inclusions that were developed from the initial idea (All 3 films are quite different but still share the focal aspect of the Cube).
This is important as Natali’s initial concept was left as is in the film “Cube (1997)”. Vincenzo Natali was responsible for “Cube (1997)”, but passed when offered to direct the sequels stating that he wasn’t a fan of sequels. To establish a foundation, it should be noted that each of the 3 films were directed by different directors. One could start with “Cube Zero”, but that would take all the fun out of it. The facts are provided to bring clarity to the enigma of the series.įor starters “ Cube (1997)”, was the first, “ Cube 2:hypercube” was the 2nd entry with “ Cube Zero” being the 3rd that actually acts as a prequel leading up to “Cube”. Note: The following provides SPOILERS that should only be referred to “after” viewing the films.
My purpose for this article could be extracted from the previous reviews on all 3 films, however I felt it might be better to lay the facts out in a single article that “connects” the 3 movies. This article is not intended to resolve “all”, but to bring clarity on the points made in the films. This of course becomes a frustration to viewers who seek resolution. While there are clues that were incorporated “into” the scripts, it should be noted that keeping aspects of the Cube ambiguous was intended and deliberate. For research this entailed the viewing of all 3 films and whatever filmmaker information I could dig up in regards to uncovering the cube’s purpose. This article was designed with a focus on the Cube film series and to bring some clarity to the cube enigma. The films are set up with captives that awake into this new environment challenged with trying to figure a way out. A pattern to “which” rooms had traps was never established, though we know that they were activated with either motion or sound. The initial cube is a 6-sided room that offers small doors on all sides (leading to other cubes) with lethal booby traps awaiting in some of them. Her body is left in the hangar, right where she died, as Izon operatives walk out, ending the movie.The Cube series is highly regarded as a fantastical and complex franchise that bases its films around the intricacies of a mystery cube.
Kate is excecuted and shot in the head from point blank range by an Izon Soldier after handing over the device, most likely due to her extensive knowledge about the confidential and top secret project. Either Kate is a true agent working for Izon and lied the whole time about being a psychotherapist, or she really was kidnapped and forced for the job of going in the Cube, finding Alex Trusk, taking the small device from her and bringing it back, with possible mind alteration/brain surgery. In the last scene of the film, Kate is revealed to be in connection with Izon, as she calls The General "Sir" and hands him the device she took from Sasha (Alex Trusk).
While questioning others about their last memories before the kidnapping, Kate reveals she's a psychotherapist and was heading home from the hospital before her blackout. She's potrayed as the most empathetic of all the survivors, always defending others (exception being Simon Grady). Kate is the main character and the only survivor (of the cube) from the 9 people inside the Cube. Kate Filmore is a character in Cube 2: Hypercube played by Kari Matchett.
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