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The Box Movie Reviews, Pictures

— rottentomatoes.com — Synopsis: What if someone gave you a box containing a button that, if pushed, would bring you a million dollars but simultaneously take the life of someone you don't know? Would you do it? And what would... What if someone gave you a box containing a ... The Box Movie Reviews, Pictures

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Photos of Cameron Diaz and James Marsden At the NYC Premiere of The Box | Cameron Diaz, James ...

— popsugar.com — On life and being confident: "I don't have to prove anything to anybody. I know who I am. I have my own sense of myself. And the things that I do, I do for myself and to challenge myself and to have my own experience. I'm in a completely different ... Photos of Cameron Diaz and James Marsden At the NYC ...

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Return "The Box" to sender

— reuters.com — LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Maybe the movie should be called "The Chinese Box." OK, there is really only one box, but as a convoluted yet unconvincing story evolves, metaphorical boxes get pulled out of boxes as the plot winds its way through ... Return "The Box" to sender

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The Box Director Richard Kelly on His Obsession With Ominous Strangers
SciFi Scanner — ... returns with The Box, about a couple that's offered a chance to push a button that will kill a stranger for $1,000,000. He describes the movie's thematic relation to Darko and tells whether or not he would push the button. ...

The Box Review - The Creepiest Things Come in Small Packages
Horror Hacker — ... Richard Matheson's short story "Button, Button" is just the jumping off point for Richard Kelly's The Box , a convoluted moral thriller that gets off to a terrifically eerie start but collapses beneath the weight of its Big Ideas. December 1976, Richmond, Virginia. The Lewises appear to be living the American dream: They're young and attractive; they have a lovely home and a bright, inquisitive teenaged son named Walter (Sam Oz Stone). Arthur (James Marsden) works at NASA's Langley Research Center, where he helped design the cameras used in the Viking Mars missions, Norma ...