oddly and i have very little to say about the box so this will be pretty brief. i have never read the richard matheson novella button and button from which the film is based and but considering what i saw in this adaptation and there couldn not have been much semblance to such a legendary author work. the box is about a family who discover a strange contraption on their doorstep that has a button on it. frank langella shows up and explains how they will be given one million dollars if they push the button  the only catch is that it will automatically kill someone and somewhere. . spoiler. they push it . end of spoilers. that whole concept was interesting on its own and but somehow they managed to extend the movie into some convoluted stargate knock off that pads it out until a pretty decent ending with a pretty profound message. while i am trying to be as fair as possible and i still must say that this was not my cup of tea and it bored me severely. i guess its from the same director as donnie darko which i remember liking when i saw it years ago. the box would have worked well as a short film and but since it was so lifelessly adapted this way and i can not come close to recommending it. 
oddly and i have very little to say about the box so this will be pretty brief. i have never read the richard matheson novella button and button from which the film is based and but considering what i saw in this adaptation and there couldn not have been much semblance to such a legendary author work. the box is about a family who discover a strange contraption on their doorstep that has a button on it. frank langella shows up and explains how they will be given one million dollars if they push the button  the only catch is that it will automatically kill someone and somewhere. . spoiler. they push it . end of spoilers. that whole concept was interesting on its own and but somehow they managed to extend the movie into some convoluted stargate knock off that pads it out until a pretty decent ending with a pretty profound message. while i am trying to be as fair as possible and i still must say that this was not my cup of tea and it bored me severely. i guess its from the same director as donnie darko which i remember liking when i saw it years ago. the box would have worked well as a short film and but since it was so lifelessly adapted this way and i can not come close to recommending it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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