Infinity Chamber

Like Cube, but with only one puzzle to solve, over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again...And then over and over and over and over and over again. But with a cute barista.

The low production budget really shows in the Infinity Chamber. Kelly delivers a surprisingly decent performance, but his scenes with Clark in the café are marred by unnecessarily awkward chemistry and noticeable ADR issues. The plot isn't too bad, though the movie drags way more than it should and suffers from a few logical inconsistencies. The "ambiguity" in the ending feels off, and is indicative of the idea behind the film not being brought to fruition.

Does a good job at hiding it's budget shortcomings by limiting the scope of the movie, yet in the same action, it burdens itself with leaving too many questions and lose ends for me to overlook. An enjoyable sci-fi movie, but nothing great.

Entertainment: 2/4 -- could've been a movie short... way too long. Spirituality: 0.5/3. Sustainability: 1/3.

The premise left only so much room for development while guaranteeing itself the option of nearly any resolution imaginable. So the climax and ending just don't feel earned or inspiring.

I would describe this movie as a cross between "groundhog day" and "moon"

Surprisingly a decent film.

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