A kick arse movie about a group of people trapped in a maze of cubic rooms. Some rooms are safe but if you step in the wrong one you get sliced into chunks by a wire screen or have your face melted in acid. The only clue they have to what it all means is some numbers on the doorspaces.
But it's not a shitty teenage horror movie like Saw where someone dies every 2 seconds and there's no plot. The film is actually pretty clever and if you want an original film, Cube is what you're looking for.
But it's not a shitty teenage horror movie like Saw where someone dies every 2 seconds and there's no plot. The film is actually pretty clever and if you want an original film, Cube is what you're looking for.
Don't say Cube is bad because it was shot in 1 room. The room changes colours and it actually feels like there's a lot more than there actually is. Look at the original Star Wars series. It was only set on 7 planets, but it felt like a lot more, and that was a great series, just like the original Cube.
But DON'T see the sequels. They suck.
But DON'T see the sequels. They suck.
by Sean of the Alive November 2, 2007
by QuartzRox March 1, 2004
In short, a versatile way of saying great, good, fantastic, amazing, incredible, remarkable. Cubed is exponential greater than what we had, better to the power of 3. Originally come about over the discussion of words like bae and how things catch on, whilst travelling to Bunnings Ballina (the big prawn of Australia!). That's so cubed. So cubed right now.
by oneshot86400 July 17, 2016
Short for "to the third power."
Came from the fact that if you got all the square units from cubing a number and put them together, it would make a 3-D cube.
See also: cubed root
Came from the fact that if you got all the square units from cubing a number and put them together, it would make a 3-D cube.
See also: cubed root
"Three cubed = twenty-seven."
by That Bum May 30, 2005
by foulwing October 13, 2003
Cube - Verb, 'To strike a person in the head (preferably on the jaw) with your fist, with intent to knock them out in one punch
Originated from the phrase; 'to cue' i.e. to injure someone utilising a snooker or pool cue
First conceived in Swansea, Wales:
"...so I cued him"
"Cubed him?"
"No. I hit him with the pool cue, but actually cubed sounds better"
Originated from the phrase; 'to cue' i.e. to injure someone utilising a snooker or pool cue
First conceived in Swansea, Wales:
"...so I cued him"
"Cubed him?"
"No. I hit him with the pool cue, but actually cubed sounds better"
"If he does that again, then I going to fucking cube him"
"He was being a cheeky cunt, so I cubed him"
"Fair play. She cubed her so hard, she went down like a sack of shit!"
"He was being a cheeky cunt, so I cubed him"
"Fair play. She cubed her so hard, she went down like a sack of shit!"
by Swansea Brethren March 17, 2010