editor-107 With so little money and resources it is an insult to Britain's hard-pressed, underpaid workers in Britain's film industry that this pretentious garbage should be funded and produced. If there was a film that showed why Britain's film industry is always on its knees while Hollywood booms, it is this piece of pretentious garbage. Maybe as a short story, it had originally worked, but having all the plot of a bacon sandwich and the dialogue of laundry list, it is hard to see how any of the audience will be still in their seats after 5 minutes of this bunk. Who wants to see endless hypodermics in use, maggots crawling across a dummy of a man who has had his head shot off or a solider excreting the contents of his bowels in graphic detail on the big screen? With its flashes of nature and stop motion photography of plants flowering and dying in one day, total chaos is added to the confusion of this plotless dirge. Tasteless, incomprehesible, artsy bunkum.

dave-tomkinson Wish I had read the reviews before I watched this pile of garbage. Poor script, poor acting. The 432 must have belonged to Dr Who for the amount of room that was inside. The interior was longer than the exterior.

markjshipton StoryLine: one test soldier is going being to be tested for the effects of krakos similar to the drug in jacobs ladder film Which is distributed around the test site with differing degrees of strength, 1 member or the test subject has had his memory wiped the rest were given code names the rest believed they were outside the test and was given periodically by the medic the antidote under the pretense of pain management. Unwittingly by the test subject the group entered a battlefield simulation. The groups job was to coerce the subject towards the tank number 432, 431 is the amount of simulations and test subjects that have already performed up to date and this is tank 432. on their way, they perchance to come across the last group before they could be cleaned. they died in a locked and contained building whilst ingesting krakos. The cover was kept from the test subject by the group pretending that they knew them. They eventually get to the tank and entered. There was a pretense that the door was locked to keep the subject inside for maximum and heightened experience from ingesting krakos after a few days of being locked inside the subject did not die as suspected. So the improvements being made to Krakos was being improved.Now the rest of the group realize that they are also part of the trial because they found the trial subject folders in the tank and there names were in there at which they all went from calm to panic mode.

mjsreg It could be a headline from The Sun newspaper, or role play in a fetish club. Unfortunately, it is this movie, and not much else.I gave it three stars for the acting - which is quite good - and the tech aspects, which are OK. You may think this film is around 88 minutes long but by the time you finish watching it will seem like several very, very long tedious hours, where your time could be better spent poking your eyes with a sharp stick to see (get it?) what happens.Nope - not one on my memorable films list and and it would be more entertaining videoing your toilet flushing with your camera phone.