Held captive in an underground prison by a sadistic sicko who fancies himself a surgeon, 4 women fight for their lives, knowing the exact time they're scheduled to die thanks to a crudely carved set of numbers on each of their bodies. None of them can remember how they got there, but if any of them figure out the secret to their imprisonment, they stand at least some chance of surviving.
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hyped garbage
Did you people see the same film I saw?
A Masterpiece!
Blistering performances.
Please do not waste any time in watching this movie. I feel like asking the producers to give me back the last two hours of my life, in which I could be doing something worth while.I was prepared to stop watching after fifteen minutes. I only carried on because I felt like I deserved an explanation why this film was horrific. I was hoping that would come at the end...NO NO NO NO NOThe money used to make this film would have been better spent going to charity, to save actual lives.In hind sight, I should have read the reviews before wasting my time....
So you wanna know about bane? ill try to inform you the best i can but honestly i really don't know what i just sat through (omg it just wouldn't end) So here it goes *SPOILER* 4 girls wake up in a room with no memory of how they got there or even who they are, one of them is Katherine and i had forgotten the other 3 names 30 minutes into the movie they are experimented on but nothing serious stuff like how are you today? and look at these disturbing images without closing your eyes or ill cut them out. But late at night a man with a knife comes into there cell and cuts a number into one of them and leaves the number refers to the time he will come back to kill them, why do they have to die at that time no one knows so this keeps happening until one (Katherine) is left she manages to escape her cell killing the main scientist and a few others till she finds the 2nd in charge who explains everything *GET READY* so basically aliens have taken over the earth they have captured one and found out they have no feelings (happyness anger sadness nothing) so they took the 4 girls wiped them of their memories and did everything for their emotions you also find that Katherine was a member of the team and willingly signed up for this (great idea right?) Also you find out that her and th second in command were married.so they strap her and the captured alien up to their emotion machine (they never give it a name) and she starts thinking about everything that went down and discovers that as she remembers the fear and angry it doesn't effect the alien but when she remembers the love and the bond of the 4 girls it kills the alien so everyone cheers and sends her happy thoughts of love to kill all the aliens the end.......yup thats right they saved the world with the power of LOVE the evil alien race could have been taken out by the care bears so I'm assuming you got lots of questions well so do i this movie is long, confusing and just plain awful the gore is good for what gore they got but its not enough to save this movie 2-10
It didn't turn out quite as good as either of them, though still interesting paranoid sci-fi.It does in fact amount to a combination of Killing Room and District 9, as odd as that may sound. More of an interesting concept than anything else because the acting and direction fail to keep it moving.The one story-line problem is that the weapon against aliens they're developing has no realistic way to be applied on a large scale and would likely fail without the ability to isolate individual aliens, which given the description of events and aliens does not seem plausible. Fortunately, it doesn't ruin the film.
The film opens with four women waking up in a room, they have no memory of their lives before nor do they know where they are. The women show "character" immediately - there's the emotional one, the tough one, the sensitive one and the heroine. The women are subjected to various tests, which are conducted by a callous scientist and his assistants who talk like robots and look like they belong rather to a street rave. The action is like slime - sticky and drags on forever. The last quarter of the film, however, sees a change of pace and the viewer is poured over with information that literally comes out of the blue and quite frankly makes no sense.The whole feel of "Bane" is bizarre - it tried to be too original and ended up making a mess out of itself. It's not a least bit interesting to watch either, it tries to be gory, psychological and supernatural all at the same time and fails miserably in all genres.