Cube

Alderson wakes up in a stark, white room with hatch doors on every wall. Confused and disoriented, he tries to make sense of his surroundings, realizing he is trapped within a mysterious structure known as 'The Cube.'

Alderson begins to open the colored doors surrounding him, discovering that each room is identical yet uniquely colored. After some contemplation, he steps into the orange room, leading to a fatal encounter with a deadly trap.

In a white room, a group of individuals including Quentin, Worth, Holloway, Rennes, and Leaven gather. All are puzzled about their location and the purpose of their confinement, leading them to collaborate in search of an escape.

Rennes begins testing rooms for traps by throwing boots inside, revealing that some rooms are equipped with deadly mechanisms. The group quickly adjusts their approach to testing as the dangers become apparent.

Leaven observes numbers etched on hatchways, prompting discussions that some numbers indicate which rooms are safe. Tension rises when Rennes tests another room, resulting in his tragic death by acid.

The group encounters Kazan, a mentally challenged man, and decides to include him in their escape efforts. Tensions escalate as they debate their roles and potential purposes within the Cube.

Quentin enters a room without prime numbers but encounters a razor-wire trap, injuring himself. This event further complicates their understanding of the trap system as doubt sets in among the group members.

The group reaches what they believe is an edge but discovers all the rooms above contain traps, forcing them to rethink their strategy. After further testing, they confirm that the Cube itself is shifting, influencing their escape routes.

In a moment of chaos, Quentin shows his true colors by attacking Holloway. Following this, he drops her to her death, showcasing the desperation and moral decay of the group as trust erodes.

Leaven deduces the actual nature of the traps, realizing they correspond to powers of prime numbers, not the primes themselves. This breakthrough is crucial as they strategize their escape with the newfound information.

The group identifies a possible 'bridge' room that might connect to the outer shell, guiding them closer to freedom. With their survival at stake, they move strategically to reach this crucial location within the Cube.

As tensions boil over, Quentin's sanity deteriorates, leading him to assault Worth and the others. The conflict escalates into a deadly struggle, ultimately resulting in Quentin's demise as Worth sacrifices himself.

In the end, Kazan emerges as the sole survivor of the terrifying ordeal, navigating out of the Cube towards the promising light outside. His escape signifies hope and the tragic loss of those who perished.