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In our Infinity Chamber Explained article, we’ll be looking at the sci-fi film directed by Travis Milloy, released in 2017.

The main character, Frank Lerner (Christopher Soren Kelly), is arrested and wakes in a prison cell with a bot named Howard (Jesse D. Arrow). A government agency, the ISN, wants to interrogate Frank using a device that forces him to relive the same day again and again.

Frank wants to escape, and what begins as a simple premise turns into a plot filled with unimaginable twists and turns.

The film can be interpreted in a few different ways, so we’ll look at the plot and characters before discussing some of those theories. Warning: this is spoiler-heavy, so don’t read it if you haven’t watched it! (If you want more sci-fi movies to watch, try our article on The Best Movies Like Interstellar – there are some gems to try there).

Infinity Chamber – Plot Summary

John Wick was a breakout hit in 2014 and spawned multiple sequels, including Chapter 4 set for release in May 2021. The film is a neo-noir action film directed by Chad Stahelshi as his directorial debut – and what a debut it was. John Wick was met with positive reviews by most critics, claiming its one of Keanu Reeves’ best performances, and one of the best action films of 2014. We recommend you see the first film before the others because they tell a chronological story.

If you haven’t seen this film, the story focuses on John Wick (Keanu Reeves) searching for the men who broke into his home, stole his vintage car, and killed his puppy, which was the last gift his wife gave him before she died.

Not only is the story gripping, but the action and direction are so fantastic that you can see every scene perfectly. It’s all too common for directors to film action scenes that are blurry and unfocused, but Chad Stahelski has a talent for portraying these scenes perfectly.

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Gone Girl was one of the best movies to hit the screens in 2014. If you haven’t seen it, we suggest you do it. The film is an American psychological thriller directed by David Fincher, with a screenplay by Gillian Flynn, based on her 2012 novel of the same title. Set in Missouri, the story begins as a mystery following the events surrounding the character Nick Dunne, who becomes a suspect in the disappearance of his wife, Amy.

It was nominated for multiple awards, destroyed it’s box office prediction, and has a fantastic soundtrack done by Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor. We won’t spoil the ending for you, but if you have seen this fantastic piece of cinema, you probably like twists, horror, or thrillers with character-driven plots.

For this list, we look at the best movies that you would enjoy if you liked Gone Girl. We’ll do our best to keep everything spoiler-free, but to recommend them, we may need to go in-depth with some of the films.

1. Side Effects (2013)

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