Cube

On the data. Three Canadian films and one Japanese remake, and the numbering lies once. Cube Zero is a prequel. The Zero refers to where it sits in the story, not to it being a third chapter, and it is set before the 1997 film. That matters more here than in most series, because the 1997 film runs entirely on nobody knowing what the cube is or who built it. Cube Zero answers that from the outside. Watch it last. So release order is 1997, Hypercube, Cube Zero, and story order is Cube Zero, 1997, Hypercube. We list the story order because the site lists story order, and the start guide says plainly to ignore it on a first watch. Hypercube is the argued-about one. It drops the practical corridor sets for a computer generated fourth dimensional premise, and how tightly it joins to the other two is not clearly established even in the films themselves. The 2021 Japanese film is a licensed remake of the first film only. It shares its title exactly, so always check the year. Dates are slightly slippery. The first film premiered in Toronto in September 1997 and did not reach American cinemas until September 1998. The second and third had festival screenings and then went to video in America, so whether to call them theatrical depends on which country you are in. There has never been a Cube television series. An American remake was announced in 2015 with a director attached and stalled the following year.

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