I have not read through all the arm chair reviewer complaints but most seem to circle around this being a take on "Saw". Yes indeed there are elements, but only elements.
FYI: The "game of chance" we know as "Roll of the Dice" is really "Roll of the Die". Be it one two, it is still roll of the die, not dice.
Fine performances from all involved and an engaging story that may take a page from "Saw" but quickly establishes itself as something entirely different (the similarity begins and ends with strangers locked in a cell and having to play a game to decide fates. The end game, the why, all are new to this story). The final denouement makes us realize just how beyond our imagining the scope is.
Elias Kotes is the best known star; but again, everyone delivers.
Recommended!
FYI: The "game of chance" we know as "Roll of the Dice" is really "Roll of the Die". Be it one two, it is still roll of the die, not dice.
Fine performances from all involved and an engaging story that may take a page from "Saw" but quickly establishes itself as something entirely different (the similarity begins and ends with strangers locked in a cell and having to play a game to decide fates. The end game, the why, all are new to this story). The final denouement makes us realize just how beyond our imagining the scope is.
Elias Kotes is the best known star; but again, everyone delivers.
Recommended!