
Reviews — Black Box
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Chocolatier
I didn't have high hopes going in, and I was pleasantly taken aback that the film ended up being a pretty good, inexpensive science fiction movie – until the artificial intelligence-generated visuals appeared. That’s when my enthusiasm lessened considerably. There’s always a certain apprehension with smaller films like this, as you wait to see if it will veer into preachy territory or reveal some kind of bizarre a…
the_original_crt
This film presents a distinctive science fiction story involving extraterrestrials, an airplane takeover, and hijacking. I found it to be an enjoyable watch because of its surprising plot developments. While the initial concept could seem somewhat extreme, it’s certainly imaginative. It earns a rating of 7 out of 10.
Sierbahnn
The film draws inspiration from several sources; I noticed elements reminiscent of The Mist, The Twilight Zone, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and even Snakes on a Plane. It incorporates quite a few different influences. While not everything works perfectly, it’s still an entertaining experience despite its imperfections.
Simon Foster
The collaboration between writer Stephen Susco and a cast fully embracing the science fiction concept results in an unexpectedly entertaining adventure, something that even Rod Serling could have imagined back in the day. Director Steven Quale has created a film filled with twists and turns.

