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Four Boxes

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Three friends watch a man on the Internet making bombs and debate whether they should report it.

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Tom Horgen Minneapolis Star Tribune 11/04/2010
2.5/4
"Four Boxes" has its funny spots, and when the plot finally revs up, it delivers some freaky moments. But did we really need a triple-twist ending? Go to Full Review
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12/13/2013 "Four Boxes" has its funny spots, and when the plot finally revs up, it delivers some freaky moments. But did we really need a triple-twist ending? See more 01/09/2013 The premise has a decent amount of potential, but five minutes in the trying-too-hard dialog becomes tiresome. Any tension that is built up is immediately ruined with an entire conversation of internet acronym speech and terrible slang. "Whatup douche?" - "NBD, OOC bro!" Half of the plot seems to revolve around eating or talking about eating fast food. I thought I saw the twist coming a mile away, until I realized that what I had worked out in my head was quite a bit more interesting than what turned out to be happening. On a positive note, I liked the opening credits. See more 11/02/2012 Interesting premise, but WAY too long and the slacker schtick gets old very quickly. I didn't particularly like it, but couldn't break away until the end. There is something that keeps this watchable. Can't not recommend it. See more 07/04/2011 The multiple twists killed the movie, otherwise it would have been a great success See more 04/18/2011 I was going to put this flick on my shitlist but I guess the ending saved this movie. See more 03/03/2011 A creepy and suspenseful debut from Minneapolis Natives. This low budget movie was creatively written and easily heart-pounding freaky. Well acted, it keeps you guessing on how it's going to end. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Three friends watch a man on the Internet making bombs and debate whether they should report it.
Director
Wyatt McDill
Producer
Megan Huber
Screenwriter
Wyatt McDill
Production Co
Sleeper Cell, Lake Street Productions
Rating
R (Language|Some Sexuality)
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Dec 3, 2010, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 12, 2017
Runtime
1h 25m