1,000 People Wake Up Trapped In Metal Boxes & Forced to Stream 24/7 to Survive

A bunch of people get kidnapped and thrown in empty rooms where they must provide entertainment for an invisible audience in exchange for points to buy food and other belongings.

[drearydoll]

Imagine losing your only chance to escape just because you wanted to say "I told you so"

[Sotako]

bro almost touched grass, but chat didn't let him 💀

[penguingobrrbrr]

The fact that he was hesitating while checking the outside tells you he's comfortable inside...

[thraungaming]

It's basically the average day for a twitch streamer

[gemayelphifer]

Watching this movie until the end would've pissed me off. Thank you Recaps!

[kevinwaag]

the number of people who just don't understand that the ending is to show that he was confortable and he liked being inside.... and it's also a way to show how we are addicted to our devices...

[cinespov]

I’m surprised this is even a movie. Judging by the ending, i thought it was a episode of an anthology series.

[MALIKJACKSON]

The name of the movie is called: Share (2023)

[Switcher]

Looks like a good "Black Mirror" episode to me.
Love the concept, but for a full lenght movie? I still have my reservations but I might give it a go.

[AJ-WuzHere]

This happened to a Japanese guy but he had to submit to magazine sweepstakes to get things

[jmondragqueen]

as soon as that door opened, i would have ran and never said a word

[Bashaka]

"Cut her hair as a sign of rebellion"
Okay

[ngamingcitadel]

The actor is Melvin Gregg, good ol' Viner

[Anonymous_Lee]

The ending reminds me of a scene from the movie, This Is The End...
James Franco taunted Danny McBride and got rejected entry into Heaven. 🤣

[Jtbown]

I think the ending has a deeper meaning, the hesitant wait and the running back to his viewers and streamers saying "see we can achieve anything." instead of using that opportunity to escape made the door close.

[Crescendobro]

I get from an evil organization standpoint including an incineration feature to the prison rooms since it means they can easily reset them for new prisoners but making it so that the prisoners can torch one another on a whim seems a tad stupid and extremely violent

[T_S_x_x]

this is actually pretty close to a true story about a Japanese man who got himself into a gameshow where he had to stream everything 24/7 for months on end while trapped inside a room with nothing and it was torturous. penguinz0 made a cool video on it.

[Bosshog-WealthHealthBetterment]

I think this is meant to be a take on Plato's Allegory of the Cave.

[Sputz]

That black guy is an internet star. He used to make comedy skits for YouTube and facebook.

[jamesskinner]

Loved the ending. Can’t take everyone with you when you leave. If you try you’ll miss your opportunity. But if he left he could’ve come back for them, just like with financial success or fame.