The Cave

Screen Gems | Release Date: August 26, 2005

7.4	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 129 Ratings

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FalaaxApr 15, 2018

This film gives a good entertainment. However the whole story feels cheesy and kind of underdevelopped.

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HellHoleHorrorFeb 15, 2022

I didn't like how shaky and fast the editing was. I thought that it hid too much and made it hard to tell what was going on. The shakiness was distracting. Other than that I guess that it was fine. There was nothing too exciting to look at.I didn't like how shaky and fast the editing was. I thought that it hid too much and made it hard to tell what was going on. The shakiness was distracting. Other than that I guess that it was fine. There was nothing too exciting to look at. The sound fields were creative and really well produced. I loved the use of the rear channels. Absolutely fantastic sound! This was just like Alien (1979) in a cave but without the suspense and awesomeness. I had no care for the characters or what was unfolding. It was made for teenagers and thusly the horror is non-existent in what should be a horror movie. It was more like an action movie but without all the cool guns and car chases and helicopters and stuff. Rather dull story and unoriginal shenanigans make this a very forgettable piece.… Expand

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DaneCSep 3, 2005

Would be so much better if it was easier to figure out what has happening. However this film will have you asking whoevers around you whats happening every five minutes and leaves you with a disapointing ending. Proof that films are better Would be so much better if it was easier to figure out what has happening. However this film will have you asking whoevers around you whats happening every five minutes and leaves you with a disapointing ending. Proof that films are better if they end with everyone happy.… Expand

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JamieM.Sep 1, 2005

Ok first of all, it's not all as bad as it's being made out to be. The editing is poor and you really can't understand what's happening. A bad sign in a movie is when the characters summarise what happened in the last Ok first of all, it's not all as bad as it's being made out to be. The editing is poor and you really can't understand what's happening. A bad sign in a movie is when the characters summarise what happened in the last couple of scenes, just in case you didn't understand. However it's not a boring movie, it's very predictable but in some places so outrageous you find it quite enjoyable to watch. Nevertheless, i will never see a worse ending to a movie, and obvious assist to a sequel. I have a feeling there won't be a sequel after the reviews it's been receiving.After watching this, you can't halp but look on the bright side, at least you didn't go to see Shark Boy and Lava Girl.… Expand

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DamonAug 31, 2005

Yes it is a bad movie. The underwater photography was done by Wes Skiles. It is worth the price of admission to see only this. If you are a diver and especially a cave diver you will enjoy this movie. Others may want to wait for the DVD.

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eva3si0nJan 22, 2023

Cave is a typical B-thriller with horror elements. The only difference is that the action of the film does not take place in any house, but in a cave in a remote place somewhere in the Carpathians. The theme of speleology is spreadCave is a typical B-thriller with horror elements. The only difference is that the action of the film does not take place in any house, but in a cave in a remote place somewhere in the Carpathians. The theme of speleology is spread superficially, the film itself is not able to surprise not to scare the viewer. Despite the classic chronometers of 100 minutes, it is very stretched for the plot of the film. All the action could be said in the alterations of one hour, but this can no longer be shown in cinemas, so endure. The only thing that the viewer can really like is an open ending with an interesting ending. Otherwise, this is a regular passing B-film.… Expand

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