Cube

About This Movie

So, Cube from '79, it's one of those quirky animated pieces that really dives into shapes and space, you know? The whole thing feels almost hypnotic with cubes morphing and sliding around, creating this rhythmic flow that’s both mesmerizing and a bit unsettling. It's got this minimal soundtrack—very ambient—that enhances the whole experience. The practical effects, while simple, are impressive for the time, showing how creativity in animation can turn a basic concept into something thought-provoking. And, honestly, it’s a real oddity in the animation realm, not your typical Saturday morning fare, but definitely something to ponder over.

Cube has had a limited release history, primarily existing in niche circles among collectors. The original prints are relatively scarce, making it sought after by those looking for unique animation pieces. It's interesting to see how this film has lingered in the shadows, often overshadowed by more mainstream animations, yet it garners respect for its distinct approach and artistic vision.