The Tesseract

Steve Dorff's original score is too contemporary in style, however, often realizing a less-than realistic dramatic pitch except when small, intimate compositions are applied to scenes of emotional vulnerability. into a whacked-out biopic with candy-coloured set décor, and had Dennis Quaid bulldoze through dramatic scenes like a flat, loud, gesticulating Warner Bros. ... Full Review

Tesseract really doesn't meet any of that criteria, so it is far from a good movie, which means as far as I am concerned, it sucked. Then I quickly came to my senses and realized that Oxide Pang Chun had not outwitted me, he just made a sh*tty movie that no one understands but him. ... Full Review

The title of this film according to Websters, means; The four-dimensional equivalent of a cube and according to the press junket sent from the Sundance Channel to go along with the film; this movie is described as The Matrix meets... ... Full Article

Send to a friend I have to admit that I'm probably the only person in the Western hemisphere who hasn't read Madeleine L'Engle's 1962, Newbery Medal-winning children's fantasy "A Wrinkle in Time." ... Full Article

Father Geek here with the last two (2) reports from Viking Fest aka The 22nd Annual Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival. They're from Talkback/Chatroom regular and CONvergence staffer "433", and the man on the scene who has given us 2... ... Full Article

With its slo-mo gunplay, Matrix-style bullet-time and non-linear narrative, Oxide Pangs adaptation of Alex The Beach Garlands second novel references everything from John Woo to Pulp Fiction. ... Full Article

"The Tesseract is a hypercube unraveled.When a square unravels to a line, two dimensions become one.When a cube unravels to a cross, three dimensions become two. ... Full Article