The Invisible Man
Universal Pictures | Release Date: February 28, 2020
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DarkwingSchmuckJul 27, 2023
A really strong reboot for Universal's reboots of their classic monster franchises. While not every aspect of this film is successful, director Leigh Whannell nails the important elements. The Invisible Man is highly tense and suspenseful,A really strong reboot for Universal's reboots of their classic monster franchises. While not every aspect of this film is successful, director Leigh Whannell nails the important elements. The Invisible Man is highly tense and suspenseful, while the portrayal of victims of abusive relationships is believable and treated with the appropriate level of respect. Elisabeth Moss' performance is the key to holding the entire film together; she's exceptional, and should not be forgotten come awards season.… Expand
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alejandro970Jan 1, 2023
The idea was to make an updated adaptation of the literary-film classic. It wasn't entirely bad, as it is supported by suspense and a dose of paranoia, but it was quite far from the James Whale classic.
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aparteMar 14, 2022
A cross between Terminator and a slasher movie. Reasonable start with the story, but then goes daft and returns to being decent
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geewahJan 22, 2022
Well written, brilliantly acted, this is a clever and brilliant re-make. The sense of fear Moss delivers when all you know is something is present but unseen are superbly crafted and makes this one of the best thrillers of 2020.
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ChanekeCholoDec 13, 2021
This movie is a really surprise in the genre. A great performance of Elizabeth Moss and a stress environment that will have you with your heart in your throat all the time.
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djtzabaDec 11, 2021
Gran película con una sensación de suspense continuo formidable. Acción y thriller con toques psicológicos profundos que la hacen muy recomendable.
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sergiopalma02Nov 16, 2021
Genuine thriller right here. Elisabeth Moss gives a stellar performance. Perfect length.
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JeBjBoNov 13, 2021
It's pretty good, but it could have been much better and scarier if it was more ambiguous.
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YeggoOct 6, 2021
A good movie that has some very, very cool things to show you that could have been an even better movie if it took some time to show you them. Among the effects (which are great) is a story worth telling, but the balance between the effectsA good movie that has some very, very cool things to show you that could have been an even better movie if it took some time to show you them. Among the effects (which are great) is a story worth telling, but the balance between the effects and the story is just slighly off.… Expand
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cdougallAug 13, 2021
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The Invisible Man is a big step up for Leigh Whannell from horror films he’s worked on previously, namely the Insidious and Saw franchises, and is probably my favorite film from him to date. The title may be a bit cliche and revealing of the premise of the movie, but everything else about it is great. The acting, directing and writing are all really good and it’s almost surprising how good they are considering that Whannell wrote Insidious: Chapter 2 and directed Chapter 3. This film is for Whannell what The Conjuring is for James Wan. Elizabeth Moss gives a fantastic performance as her character which is bolstered by the supporting cast and capitalized on really well by Whannell. He makes great use of the chemistry between the characters and does a great job of shifting the tone of the film quickly via interactions between the characters. In an instant we go from sad and sympathetic to serious and dark, and the script doesn’t forget to incorporate some fun and lighthearted moments too to balance out the scary parts of this movie. TIM bases its horror in what we can’t see and has a presence throughout it that grips us with fear and anxiety as much so as it does for Moss’s character, allowing it to be a bit unique as a horror movie. Unless you’re really good with horror movies, this isn’t one you’ll want to watch alone in the dark cause you’ll get freaked out just sitting there. A lot of horror movies make you not want to look behind you or in the mirror; with TIM, it doesn’t matter where you look or what position you’re in, and that alone makes this a very effective movie. In addition, Whannell, like with Insidious 3, makes great use of camera movement and position, light and sound to make this movie even scarier and hold viewers the whole way through. TIM is packed with emotional moments that make you smile and sit there with your mouth open, so it’s a bit of a rollercoaster. TIM also flows really well and makes sense the whole way through, with scenes that are very realistic of what would actually happen in the situations that occur and how regular people would respond to them. Whannell gives us real world horror since it’s feasible that something like this could actually happen in the real world, which is slightly freaky but also a nice breath of fresh air from other horror franchises that are more founded in the supernatural. The end is also smart and satisfying for both viewers and Moss’s character and is something you likely won’t see coming the first time around, giving viewers a bit of a surprise. Overall, TIM is an intriguing and effective horror film and I’d strongly recommend it to fans of the genre and of Whannell.… Expand
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SabharishGAug 12, 2021
The Invisible Man review U/A
Starring Aldis Hodge,Amali Golden,Anthony Wong.
Rating=3.5/5 Positive 1.Casting 2.Cinematography 3.Direction 4.An engaging 1st half 5.Thrilling 6.Aldis Hodge Acting 7.Screenplay Negative 1.A predictable 2nd halfThe Invisible Man review U/A
Starring Aldis Hodge,Amali Golden,Anthony Wong.
Rating=3.5/5
Positive
1.Casting 2.Cinematography
3.Direction
4.An engaging 1st half
5.Thrilling
6.Aldis Hodge Acting
7.Screenplay
Negative
1.A predictable 2nd half yet engaging
2.Music
3.Lag
Verdict=The Invisible Man is an intersting thriller.
The Invisible Man= NOT VISIBLE
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Iamcritical86Jun 21, 2021
Overall, not bad. It got a bit silly there for a little bit and the ending through me off a little bit. Otherwise, a decent picture.
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Dan_BJan 28, 2021
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English Abstract The Invisible Man, by Australian Leigh Whannel, is an extraordinary combination of abusive drama, psychological and paranoid thriller and horror film. In many moments, the suspense, tension and the sense(Español/ English)

English Abstract

The Invisible Man, by Australian Leigh Whannel, is an extraordinary combination of abusive drama, psychological and paranoid thriller and horror film. In many moments, the suspense, tension and the sense of threat that the film generates are intolerable.

Elizabeth Moss is the ideal actress to play Cecilia, a suffering woman, abused by her husband, who even in the most desperate moments, never abandons a will to fight and access to the truth that will allow her to discover the nature of the threat that haunts her and face her.

A twist on the subject of abuse and by no means a trivialization.

Abstract Español

El hombre invisible, del australiano Leigh Whannel, es una extraordinaria combinación de drama de abuso, thriller psicológico y paranoide y película de terror. En muchos momentos, el suspenso, la tensión y la sensación de amenaza que genera el filme son intolerables.

Elizabeth Moss es la actriz ideal para encarnar a Cecilia, una mujer sufriente, abusada por su marido, que aún en los momentos más desesperados, nunca abandona una voluntad de lucha y de acceso a la verdad que le permitirá ir descubriendo la naturaleza de la amenaza que la atormenta y enfrentarla.

Una vuelta de tuerca al tema del abuso y de ningún modo una trivialización.

English Review

The film opens with Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss) sneaking out of the spectacular home she shares with her husband Adrian (Oliver Jackson Cohen), a psychopathic abuser and optical genius. Despite finding out some time after the death of her husband, she begins to ensure that Adrian harasses her.

The Invisible Man, by Australian Leigh Whannel is an extraordinary combination of drama, psychological and paranoid thriller and horror film. In many moments, the suspense, tension and the sense of threat generated by the frames and some small events of an admirable subtlety and even elegance are really intolerable. On the other hand, its dosed and sudden scenes of violence and special effects are wonderfully resolved.

As in any good genre film, its core is the drama that Cecilia suffers based on the persecutory trauma she suffers like every abused woman, enhanced in this case by signs that do not seem to be from the real world, making the feeling of threat more omnipresent and desperate. It could be said that The Invisible Man refers in some respects to films like Sleeping with the enemy and Gaslight.

There is no trivialization of the issue of abuse: the film never denies the past of Cecilia and her abusive husband. Abuse does not begin with invisibility and Cecilia herself reminds us all the time: she refers to her past with him all the time. The film only shows a new stage of that abuse.

Elizabeth Moss is the ideal actress to play this suffering woman who, even in the most desperate moments, never abandons a will to fight and access the truth that will allow her to discover the nature of the threat that torments her and to confront it.



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La película comienza con Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss) escapando sigilosamente de la espectacular casa que comparte con su marido Adrian (Oliver Jackson Cohen), un psicópata abusador y genio de la óptica. No obstante enterarse tiempo después de la muerte de su marido, ella comienza a asegurar que Adrian la acosa.

El hombre invisible, del australiano Leigh Whannel es una extraordinaria combinación de drama, thriller psicológico y paranoide y película de terror. En muchos momentos, el suspenso, la tensión y la sensación de amenaza que generan los encuadres y algunos pequeños eventos de una sutileza e incluso elegancia admirables son realmente intolerables. Por otro lado, sus dosificadas y repentinas escenas de violencia y los efectos especiales están maravillosamente resueltos.

Como en toda buena película de género, su núcleo es el drama que sufre Cecilia basado el trauma persecutorio que padece como toda mujer abusada, potenciado en este caso por signos que no parecen del mundo real, tornando la sensación de amenaza más omnipresente y desesperante. Se podría afirmar que El hombre invisible remite en algunos aspectos a películas como Durmiendo con el enemigo y Luz de gas, aggiornándolos.

No hay trivialización de la temática del abuso: la película nunca niega el pasado de Cecilia y su marido abusador. El abuso no comienza con la película y la propia Cecilia nos lo recuerda a cada rato: todo el tiempo remite a su pasado con él. La película solo muestra una nueva etapa de ese abuso.

Elizabeth Moss es la actriz ideal para encarnar a esta mujer sufriente que, aún en los momentos más desesperados, nunca abandona una voluntad de lucha y de acceso a la verdad que le permitirá ir descubriendo la naturaleza de la amenaza que la atormenta y enfrentarla.… Expand
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alizodiacJan 5, 2021
I ended up watching this twice two night in a row! Once alone, and once with family. I enjoyed it both time. This is a perfect thriller/suspense flick, and while yes, there are glaring plot holes, the experience overall is rewarding. It feelsI ended up watching this twice two night in a row! Once alone, and once with family. I enjoyed it both time. This is a perfect thriller/suspense flick, and while yes, there are glaring plot holes, the experience overall is rewarding. It feels like it has two parts: the first is more horror, suspense - building tension, paranoia, and the other more action driven, mystery solving with a bit of revenge.

The camera work is phenomenal here, the editing (including sound design) really grabs you. I discovered a few things that I missed the first time around. The lingering wide shots make you search and look and anticipate but the movie never reverts to cheap jump scars and quick cuts.

I was a fan of the original with Kevin Bacon, but this is a hole different ball game and I'm all for it.… Expand
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LajaleaaJan 1, 2021
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(70/100) . Dirigida y escrita por Leigh Whannell, uno de los reclutas de Jason Blum (Blumhouse Productions), "The Invisible Man" es un errado intento de exponer y aprovechar el acoso como producto cinematográfico ofensivo para la"Surprice"
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Dirigida y escrita por Leigh Whannell, uno de los reclutas de Jason Blum (Blumhouse Productions), "The Invisible Man" es un errado intento de exponer y aprovechar el acoso como producto cinematográfico ofensivo para la sociedad de victimas en la vida real. Bajo la consideración de que soy un hombre, presentaré una perspectiva para la sociedad de hombres que necesitan educarse más sobre esto. Nosotros como hombres NO podemos adueñarnos de la historia de una mujer simplemente porque no experimentamos el cuerpo, la psicología y biología de ellas; mucho menos podemos crear representación, y ese es el error de esta película. Hay un sentido demasiado masculino en el problema central, el contexto de la protagonista, sus decisiones, su definición de solución y en la resolución final. Este es un análisis extenso que no realizaré ahorita, pero la idea es descartar intenciones similares a estas, pues inconscientemente se vuelve una industria masculina explotando la imagen e historia de la mujer.
Por parte de lo cinematográfico, la escases de efectos especiales y su técnica son simples y elegantes que logran calidad visual y pule el sentido realista de la imagen. La música, por Benjamin Wallfish, decora esa elegancia. La fotografía es puntual, así como la escenografía. En la actuación, Elizabeth Moss es la única que con un campo de trabajo, pero su personaje arruina el sentido de sus reacciones. Simplemente hay disonancia entra la actriz y su actuación que se lo culpo al guión. A pesar de la humilde y buena intención, hay mucha ignorancia y cinismo masculino que arruina no solo un mensaje de representación muy importante, sino que tira a la basura cualquier logro narrativo con un final tan inconsciente y estúpido.
Whannell tiene una interesante inclinación por la Ciencia Ficción y el Terror que ha explorado decentemente hasta ahora, pero su intento de crear conciencia social necesita dirigirse a un tema en el que sí pueda opinar.
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Directed and written by Leigh Whannel, one of Jason Blum's recruits (Blumhouse Production), "The Invisible Man" is a mistaken effort to expose and take advantage of harassment as a cinematographic product, offensive to the real-life victim society. Under the consideration that I am a man, I will share a perspective to the society of men who need to educate a little bit more about this. We, men, CAN'T own the story of a woman simply because we don't have experiences in the body, the psychology and biology of them, much less we can create a representation, and that's the mistake of this movie. There is a strong sense of masculinity in the main conflict, the main character's context, her decisions, her definition of the solution, and the final situation. That is an extensive analysis that I won't make right now. But the idea is to dismiss intentions similar to this one since, unconsciously, it becomes a man industry exploiting women's image and story.
On the cinematographic side, the lack of special effects, and its technique is enough simple and elegant to achieve visual quality and shines the realistic sense of the image. The music, by Benjamin Wallfish, decors that elegance. The photography is on point, just as the scenery. In acting, Elizabeth Moss is the only one that has a working field, but her character ruins the sense of her reactions. There is simply a dissonance between the actress and her situation, and I blame it on the script. Even though the humble and good intention, there is a lot of ignorance and masculine cynism that ruins a very important representation message and throws to the garbage any narrative achievement with an offensively unconscious and stupid ending.
Whannell has an interesting inclination for horror and sci-fi that has been exploring decently until now, but his intention of creating social consciousness needs to be directed to topics on which he can give an opinion.… Expand
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vitortfvDec 16, 2020
A mixing of feelings, many theories created. Elisabeth's performance is perfect, the way she instigates us to think that in moments she is losing her insanity and doubting if that is real. Very good!
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TudorPopescuOct 31, 2020
I don't usually watch films from this genre. I generally stick to SF action and superhero movies, but I heard good things about The Invisible Man. This movie is tense and intense. It's a rollercoaster of emotions. I actually felt anxious atI don't usually watch films from this genre. I generally stick to SF action and superhero movies, but I heard good things about The Invisible Man. This movie is tense and intense. It's a rollercoaster of emotions. I actually felt anxious at times. Seriously, it's a powerful film.… Expand
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mbeckfordOct 20, 2020
An excellent adaption of the Universal classic: wholly original, modernized, and thrilling, building off writer/director Leigh Whannell's fantastic science fiction debut Upgrade.
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AJGo85Oct 20, 2020
The 2020 film The Invisible Man is not a remake of the classic 1930’s Universal Monster movie starring Claude Rains and directed by James Whale, or even a new adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel. In fact, aside from sharing a title and theThe 2020 film The Invisible Man is not a remake of the classic 1930’s Universal Monster movie starring Claude Rains and directed by James Whale, or even a new adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel. In fact, aside from sharing a title and the basic concept of a sinister man that is invisible, this film has nearly nothing in common with the H.G. Wells novel. This frees up writer-director Leigh Whannell to create a wholly fresh approach to the story of a mad scientist that makes himself invisible. Unlike the Wells story or the film Hollow Man, this story focuses not on the scientist but on his victim.

Elizabeth Moss stars as Cecilia, whose partner, Adrian, is a controlling and abusive tech genius. In a suspenseful opening scene, she makes her escape from his luxurious compound-like West Coast mansion. She is hiding out with a friend (Aldis Hodge) and suffering through PTSD when she receives news that Adrian has killed himself. Cecilia finally begins to feel safe and free when unusual and suspicious occurrences begin. Adrian’s research was in optics, so it does not take her long to realize that he has somehow made himself invisible to continue to control and torment her.

The Invisible Man was produced and released by Blumhouse, the dominant production company in modern horror, which likes to keep budgets low (to keep profits high). The visual effects involving the invisible man are sparse but effective: floating objects, footprints appearing out of nothing, a human shape appearing when covered in paint or water. There are big scare scenes but also plenty of lowkey creepy moments to make your skin crawl. Disembodied breath on a cold night appearing behind Cecilia is a quiet but frightening moment. Maybe the simplest and scariest effect is the camera panning over to an empty corner or staying put after everyone has left a room. As a director, Whannell is smart enough to know that the best way to scare us is not with special effects or blood and gore but to put us right in Cecilia's shoes. We are as certain of the invisible man’s existence as she is and as uncertain of where he is or what he’ll do next as she is. His attacks on her are not only physical. When she is at a job interview and her portfolio is empty, we know what happened, but the interviewer just thinks that she is forgetful and unqualified. Adrian isolates her from her family and friends just as he did before, sabotaging the relationships that are holding her up, just as real life abusers physically and emotionally isolate their victims.

Elizabeth Moss gives an outstanding performance that drives the movie. Through her performance and the stylistic choices of Wharnell we really feel Cecilia’s paranoia. That is the major reason why this movie is so successfully frightening and suspenseful. She begins to come undone because of the stress and anxiety of her situation, but she knows she is not losing her mind. Scene after scene of her of not being believed has a deep significance beyond the plot. Any number of women could unfortunately relate to being not believed and left vulnerable by those supposed to offer protection. This movie easily avoids the male gaze and any lascivious scenes you might expect in a modern era movie about an invisible man: there are no scenes of Cecilia in the shower or getting undressed. From beginning to end this is an excellently crafted, scary film. This isn’t art house horror or elevated horror. This is just great horror. I wish more horror films were like this.… Expand
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meydianarizki21Oct 18, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. With the pandemic I think studios released the movies they were not in love with and are still holding on to their best movies for later this year or the beginning of next year. There was an abundance to stream but The Invisible Man was one of the few movies I thought was actually good.

Elisabeth Moss had an excellent performance. Really making me feel the horror of the situations she was in. The concept was nice. It was executed well with some terrifying scenes. Not just seeing the horror but making you imagine the horror. There were some by the book scenes but the creators also did create some memorable unique scenes. Worth the watch… Expand
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DanrdgSep 16, 2020
Acho interessante como esse filme consegue misturar um monstro clássico na ficção com os monstros da vida real. O medo que a personagem sente é o mesmo que nós sentimos e por mais que no final ele se puxe muito pro lado da ação, não deixa deAcho interessante como esse filme consegue misturar um monstro clássico na ficção com os monstros da vida real. O medo que a personagem sente é o mesmo que nós sentimos e por mais que no final ele se puxe muito pro lado da ação, não deixa de ser interessante e relevante.… Expand
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GreyhoundesSep 6, 2020
**** I love Lizzie Moss
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DrZombieSep 2, 2020
Slow paced and a bit heavy on the melodrama but it has some decent character development, a couple of good suspenseful scenes and story twists, and a satisfying ending. Elizabeth Moss is great and carries the movie effortlessly.
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s666aSep 1, 2020
Absolutely stunning work with the genre and plot. And the idea of using something different like this? Is Awesome!
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CalebeMicaelAug 28, 2020
Filme perfeito
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kayrakaanonlineAug 17, 2020
The Invisible Man is a brilliant movie. It's fun, it's creepy, it's really good. The story is not amazing, but it's not bad. Definately above average. Everything else is really good.
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zNeverSleepingAug 12, 2020
Um bom filme de suspense.

A obra me deixou curioso na maior parte do tempo. Por não saber nada sobre o filme, eu não sabia se aquilo se tratava sobre um drama psicológico, uma ficção cientifica ou terror. Sendo assim, as surpresas tiveram umUm bom filme de suspense.

A obra me deixou curioso na maior parte do tempo. Por não saber nada sobre o filme, eu não sabia se aquilo se tratava sobre um drama psicológico, uma ficção cientifica ou terror. Sendo assim, as surpresas tiveram um impacto significativo em mim. Não foi um suspense num ponto de roer as unhas, mas me deixou em alerta significativamente. O roteiro é bem amarradinho, nos surpreendendo em diversos momentos, e o fato de nunca estarmos a vontade por motivos óbvios aumentam a tensão.

Os personagens são ok. Gostei bastante da família que abriga a protagonista, mas não me restou muito por parte da mesma. É como se ela não tivesse reações humanas as vezes. Quanto ao seu EX, gostaria que trabalhassem um pouco ele também. A obra não escolheu trabalhar com uma abordagem mais cética, e foi mais direta no que tava acontecendo. Não acho que tenha sido a melhor decisão no gênero, pois apresenta o perigo de maneira solida - mesmo ele sendo invisível.… Expand
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GabFireAug 11, 2020
Um filme simplesmente genial e muito bom, eu sempre ficava assistindo com medo do que iria acontecer a personagem principal, esse filme fez eu encorporar ela de uma forma absurda.
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NoSharkusJul 28, 2020
Very solid movie. Keeps you on the edge of your seat. Very unique theater experience.
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GM01CsabaJul 26, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Detailed,intense story with often unexpected twists which the viewer can't stop thinking about. The " Invisible Man " re-made the idea and made something great. Still i can't say it's perfect, Elizabeth Moss showed a great performance again, but showed very few of the invisible man.Anyway worth to watch,even twice as it is full of details which you can only see if you pay attention to the whole screen.… Expand
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HaluetJul 23, 2020
A very good job in which well-defined tasks are played. The story of the character is revealed in an interesting way.The normal viewer no longer cares how the hero looks, because closer to the ending he wants to worry about the character. TheA very good job in which well-defined tasks are played. The story of the character is revealed in an interesting way.The normal viewer no longer cares how the hero looks, because closer to the ending he wants to worry about the character. The atmosphere of the film contributes to this feeling. I also liked the camera solutions that were in another project by Leigh Whannell(Upgrade). The picture also has flaws that compensate for the merits. People ask questions about the reasons for the behavior of the characters, especially the main character of the story. I consider these questions not essential for myself, since in this example the statement works - there is a situation and it is like that. And it's better to think about the reasons behind the scenes, think about how people get to this. Read literature on psychology and get acquainted with real stories of management, moral pressure over people, family abuse. Person who understands such things, will perceive the film at its true worth with all its shortcomings. Those who have not encountered and do not want to understand this will see something different - an ugly woman and her "bad behavior".… Expand
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kopewinJul 18, 2020
The movie is good. It have good moments get to catch the spectator. Rating 7
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ConsumerProJul 12, 2020
This movie is directed with an extremely high level of skill. Although at times it does struggle with some flaws in logic and realism, it has some great twists and turns and was an extremely enjoyable watch.
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AvengerofSquidsJul 5, 2020
The trailers had a bunch of scenes that weren’t in the movie and spoiled a lot of the plot, but at the same time there were several twists that were left unspoiled. The movie was a lot better than I had expected, but the last thirty minutesThe trailers had a bunch of scenes that weren’t in the movie and spoiled a lot of the plot, but at the same time there were several twists that were left unspoiled. The movie was a lot better than I had expected, but the last thirty minutes are the reason why this isn’t a nine out of ten. The psychological buildup is great and it’s a fun movie, even better without seeing any trailers.… Expand
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DSakazJul 3, 2020
At the very beginning, the movie hits the ground running by getting you at the edge of your couch. Every time you'll think the movie has revealed it's entire plot or that our lead female's life cannot get any worse, a jaw dropping shockerAt the very beginning, the movie hits the ground running by getting you at the edge of your couch. Every time you'll think the movie has revealed it's entire plot or that our lead female's life cannot get any worse, a jaw dropping shocker will definitely be present to slap you across the face. A great suspenseful thriller movie that will keep your heart racing. Never a dull moment.… Expand
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squecoreJul 3, 2020
Despite being predictable in some moments, I liked it. Plot is fine. Loved that Invisible Man isn't scary because of jumpscares, but because the tension.
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AvenueJul 2, 2020
The invisible man was an intense, thrilling experience that had me on the edge of my seat for the entire viewing. While the storyline sometimes starts to become predictable (mostly the ending), it does have some nice shocking and satisfyingThe invisible man was an intense, thrilling experience that had me on the edge of my seat for the entire viewing. While the storyline sometimes starts to become predictable (mostly the ending), it does have some nice shocking and satisfying twists that left me gasping. All in all the invisible man is as must watch for any horror fan, and could potentially be a cult classic… Expand
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VeyrikJun 29, 2020
This is a fairly good movie. It is like the difference between peanut butter and hotels. You can't compare it with the original.
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MaxwooJun 27, 2020
Smart, well-performanced, and excellent camera movement, I wish the dark universe could continue like this.
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SlingDinkleJun 19, 2020
Good stuff! This movie was a great watch, so many plot twists. We were rooting for our main character all throughout the movie. Would recommend to my dog. Lovely.
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ClabornJun 18, 2020
I thought is was a very good movie that was very well written It has a lot o suspense in it .I like the twist near the end of the movie and the movie had some very good special effects in it.
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mrmonsterJun 8, 2020
An excellent and very creative adaption of the classic story, definitely a must watch for horror fans.
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bfoore90Jun 7, 2020
Elizabeth Moss is absolutely incredible in this movie, she carries the brunt of this film on her shoulders and still comes off with a better arch than most female protagonists in films these days. This film exceeded my expectations afterElizabeth Moss is absolutely incredible in this movie, she carries the brunt of this film on her shoulders and still comes off with a better arch than most female protagonists in films these days. This film exceeded my expectations after Universal's initial shared-universe misfire in The Mummy, which wasn't much of horror film and I'm really glad they dropped that and went the Blumhouse route. This movie is far and away a better film, its well directed as this film is incredibly tense at times and suspenseful at others. I found the film had some issues that kept me out of it for some parts but overall, The Invisible Man is a nice re-work of the source material and a must-see film for any fan of the psychological thriller genre… Expand
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ProfessorfettJun 6, 2020
The Invisible Man is a really interesting story if 2000's Hollow Man didn't exist. Having your villain being invisible is a great concept and how the characters adapt is amazing, this movie though with the jumps and the sequences never doesThe Invisible Man is a really interesting story if 2000's Hollow Man didn't exist. Having your villain being invisible is a great concept and how the characters adapt is amazing, this movie though with the jumps and the sequences never does anything that interesting. What is interesting and very compelling is Elizabeth Moss's character. Her entire story which thankfully the movie focuses on is so enthralling that it is the only thing that keeps this movie together. She is a victim of an abusive relationship and seeing how she not only is dealing with her abuser, but also trying to convince everyone she isn't crazy keeps you on the edge of your seat. As a personally story of a survivor taking on her aggressor the movie is amazing in that aspect. I say this is a high rental for sure.… Expand
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AWESOM-0Jun 3, 2020
Creepy movie with some very good performances. The overall story is a good one and it achieves what it wanted to create IMO.
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LinlinlinMay 17, 2020
My fav movie. I love it so much. I am generally not scared of horror movies but this one made me scared.
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JoesMay 14, 2020
Una de las mejores películas de horror de este año, recomendadisima amigos
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PalpetineSheevMay 11, 2020
A very entertaining and well acted thriller. Its well shot and very will directed with some genuinely effective scares. There are some clever moments here and there and it is rarely ever boring. There are definitely several logicalA very entertaining and well acted thriller. Its well shot and very will directed with some genuinely effective scares. There are some clever moments here and there and it is rarely ever boring. There are definitely several logical inconsistencies and tonal issues to be found, nut it is overall a great experience.… Expand
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Im_just_playingMar 27, 2020
I had a great time with this sci-fi horror. Fantastic cast, interesting story, great music. This is not only one of the best movies of 2020 or one of the best remakes ever, but also it's one of my favorite movies so far [with Chronicle andI had a great time with this sci-fi horror. Fantastic cast, interesting story, great music. This is not only one of the best movies of 2020 or one of the best remakes ever, but also it's one of my favorite movies so far [with Chronicle and Hereditary].… Expand
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JordanLaytonApr 28, 2020
A few jump scares and plot holes short of a fantastic horror film, but still a great one. There's a lot I loved about The Invisible Man. The way the camera moves to emphasize negative space in the tension building scenes and precisely trackA few jump scares and plot holes short of a fantastic horror film, but still a great one. There's a lot I loved about The Invisible Man. The way the camera moves to emphasize negative space in the tension building scenes and precisely track movement throughout action scenes shows a real attention to detail and context. The sound design (minus the jump scares) created an atmosphere where any mundane household noise could foreshadow a scare. And Elizabeth Moss will never fail to impress with her ability to play distressed, imprisoned, powerful, and courageous. Her character here is not too far off from June in Handmaid's Tale. All of those elements really made me want to fully embrace this film. Unfortunately, it seems like the need to appeal to/please wide audiences overtook the main artistic direction in this film. Needless jump scares with the cheesiest loud sound queues are peppered throughout the film, sometimes in places that seem like they would have been scarier without the tired quick cut/loud bang trope. Dialogue sometimes seems incredibly forced. And I'm not usually a hole-poker, but the ending has some obvious logical failings.… Expand
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IAmaMovieGeekApr 20, 2020
So far, The Invisible Man is the best movie of 2020. The jump scares aren't cheap and stupid, it's filmed very well, and Elizabeth Moss did great in this film. It was very suspenseful. The pacing was great, and we didn't get another badSo far, The Invisible Man is the best movie of 2020. The jump scares aren't cheap and stupid, it's filmed very well, and Elizabeth Moss did great in this film. It was very suspenseful. The pacing was great, and we didn't get another bad horror movie this year (looking at you The Grudge and The Turning.) Definitely recommend this film. Final Verdict: 9/10… Expand
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LifeisbellablogApr 19, 2020
This movie was a surprise hit. The suspense was very effective. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time, and I couldn't stop thinking about the movie for weeks after. I loved it!
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TheLordVierApr 15, 2020
"The Invisible Man" is a good example of how to make an exciting movie for little money. In stock: well-developed scenario, strong soundtrack, good acting and directing. Especially worth mentioning is Elizabeth Moss, this work is her benefis."The Invisible Man" is a good example of how to make an exciting movie for little money. In stock: well-developed scenario, strong soundtrack, good acting and directing. Especially worth mentioning is Elizabeth Moss, this work is her benefis. I could recommend this picture to everyone who likes smart and extraordinary science fiction.… Expand
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gt1967Apr 13, 2020
Such a brilliant film, perfect pacing, excellent storyline, superb acting especially from the lead Elisabeth Moss. I can't recommend this film highly enough. Definitely the best film I've watched in a long while. Even the ending for me didn'tSuch a brilliant film, perfect pacing, excellent storyline, superb acting especially from the lead Elisabeth Moss. I can't recommend this film highly enough. Definitely the best film I've watched in a long while. Even the ending for me didn't disappoint.… Expand
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marcmyworksApr 12, 2020
The Invisible Man feels like a merge between Candyman and Enough, with a woman being taunted by an invisible force that she believes to be her dead husband. Overall the acting and story are quite strong, though the visual effects feel a bitThe Invisible Man feels like a merge between Candyman and Enough, with a woman being taunted by an invisible force that she believes to be her dead husband. Overall the acting and story are quite strong, though the visual effects feel a bit stale. Compared to The Mummy, in the Universal 'Dark Universe', this film exceeds all expectations.… Expand
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Lambo442Apr 12, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Points for originality, acting and overall mood but falters a lot due to a lot of stuff that makes no sense. Plot holes all over the place. The ending is dreadful. For some reason the super strong pyscho is suddenly able to have his hand grabbed by her and made to slit his own throat. Convenient for the plot, sure, but a total farce. And notice how she is far too confident by the end. She starts off very timid and nervous and at the end she's strolling carelessly out of his place, smiling to herself, having just murdered him. I'm not doubting she'd be relieved, but she handles it all with such ease it just feels wrong. It's all just tied up far too quickly and conveniently - the end. Boring. Still, I love this Director as he makes really original films. This film was, despite it's flaws, disturbing and entertaining… Expand
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JbuerApr 3, 2020
Really enjoyable to watch. Some great surprises to keep you interested. Clever reconstructed screenplay of a classic that resonates with issues of today. Well shot, acted and directed with a great modern look.
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ajzeg01Mar 31, 2020
They did it. Son of a gun, they actually did it. Universal finally made a GOOD remake of one of their classic monster movies!! (Celebration by Kool and the Gang plays) Not only is it a good remake, I’d say it’s the best Universal MonsterThey did it. Son of a gun, they actually did it. Universal finally made a GOOD remake of one of their classic monster movies!! (Celebration by Kool and the Gang plays) Not only is it a good remake, I’d say it’s the best Universal Monster movie since Creature from the Black Lagoon! This remake is very different from the original 1933 film as well as the HG Wells novella it was loosely based on so purists may still be unhappy with this movie, but I’m all for updates to the classics (that’s pretty much what the original films were, they’re almost nothing like the original books) so it didn’t bother me at all. The Invisible Man updates the story in very clever ways that I won’t spoil here and it gives a sci-fi horror twist to a relevant story about an abusive relationship. Nobody sees it happening and nobody believes the main character when she tells people about it. Huh. The lead performance from Elisabeth Moss (yes, I’m spelling her name correctly this time) is fantastic, and this movie is SCARY! The original 1933 film was very effects-heavy with a lot of comedy. In this, there is no comedy to be found and the effects are very minimal, but even if the movie is showing you nothing it makes you feel the presence of an evil figure lurking around using only framing, sound design and Elisabeth Moss’ performance. There are tons of tense and creative sequences (very similar to the director’s last film, Upgrade) and a ton of suspense. You never know when the titular character is going to show up next and it keeps you on the edge of your seat! I think the movie was a little too fast-paced, the buildup to what’s really going on could’ve been slower and more effective, and the score can be loud and overbearing at times, but overall I thought this movie was excellent. This is a must-see for any horror fan or fan of the classics! I’m so happy this movie is a hit and we’ll be getting more movies like it! I can’t wait, this is going to be awesome. The Universal Monsters are back and I couldn’t be more happy. The director of this wants to do a remake of Dracula and James Wan is producing a Frankenstein remake, among a ton of other projects in development. Yes. All the yes. Give them to me. I want them.… Expand
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zmgalen2000Mar 30, 2020
Gripping, suspenseful, and truly badass, "The Invisible Man" makes for an excellent movie night for any drama/thriller aficionado. Is it perfect? No. There is a bit of a lackluster plotline with some odd pacing, and it's not one of thoseGripping, suspenseful, and truly badass, "The Invisible Man" makes for an excellent movie night for any drama/thriller aficionado. Is it perfect? No. There is a bit of a lackluster plotline with some odd pacing, and it's not one of those movies that makes you want to get up a cheer at the conclusion, but Elizabeth Moss's acting (along with suspense) make this film a true must-watch for all drama lovers.… Expand
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rodrigosoaresamMar 30, 2020
The movie is really great! There are some scenes that make you breathless. I was hoping that the movie could have a better ending. Also the movie doesn't connect the possibilities that exist in the plot. Btw, it is one of the best moviesThe movie is really great! There are some scenes that make you breathless. I was hoping that the movie could have a better ending. Also the movie doesn't connect the possibilities that exist in the plot. Btw, it is one of the best movies that I have watched in this year.… Expand
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imconorirlMar 28, 2020
Pretty great movie that I was looking forward to seeing. It keeps a tense atmosphere throughout and definitely had some moments that I didn't expect. The story and characters weren't amazing, but the premise and atmosphere carry them for thePretty great movie that I was looking forward to seeing. It keeps a tense atmosphere throughout and definitely had some moments that I didn't expect. The story and characters weren't amazing, but the premise and atmosphere carry them for the duration of the film.… Expand
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Nicole2425Mar 27, 2020
What a great movie!! Had me on the edge of my seat! Suspenseful and thrilling. Awesome movie.
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AntoniocpoMar 23, 2020
A brilliant update. Great atmosphere construction, I was tense most of the film. The scenes that suggest a presence (even if we are not seeing it) are sensational.
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dgriffithsMar 23, 2020
One of the best movies I've seen in a while. Ending was predictable, but overall a great movie.
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EpicSurvivorMar 23, 2020
Pretty solid movie. Has a lot of plot holes but they tie up together pretty well. Highly recommend it. Great Thriller movie. Really enjoyed it. Was honestly surprised how good it was. A must watch! Solid 8/10 from me.
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eagleeyevikingMar 23, 2020
"The Invisible Man" creeps into 2020 with a pervasive sense of dread, terrific acting and cinematography, and a plot that both honours the source material while delivering a powerful allegory of abuse in relationships and the #MeToo movement.
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Shajac19Mar 23, 2020
An absolutely incredible horror movie. Elizabeth Moss is a fantastic lead and is truly outstanding in her portrayal of a woman slowly driven mad. Leigh Whannell kept me on the edge of my seat in terror and suspense until the end.
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MovieRiffingMar 22, 2020
The Invisible Man successfully reworks one of Universal's classic horror movies into a modern tale of mental abuse and manipulative relationships. Long shots down hallways and extended shots on empty space build tension and a sense ofThe Invisible Man successfully reworks one of Universal's classic horror movies into a modern tale of mental abuse and manipulative relationships. Long shots down hallways and extended shots on empty space build tension and a sense of voyeurism due to the innate nature of the beast. The film's climax temporarily loses the sense of paranoia it so carefully crafted, but it manages to recover to a large degree afterwards. The Invisible Man is a must-see film for any fan of the psychological thriller/horror genre.… Expand
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TejasNairMar 20, 2020
The classic old story gets an upscale reinvention in The Invisible Man while also shedding light into the social menace of sadistic men who manipulate the women who love them through physical and mental abuse with the plot focusing more onThe classic old story gets an upscale reinvention in The Invisible Man while also shedding light into the social menace of sadistic men who manipulate the women who love them through physical and mental abuse with the plot focusing more on the psychological effects of such a relationship where Elisabeth Moss acts like she's living the character and single-handedly shoulders the film into a solid entertainer with some great CGI-induced mind-blowing action sequences as well as a haunting score that overall enhances the appeal of the film as you self-quarantine yourself in these trying times. TN.… Expand
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marshallonfilm_Mar 19, 2020
“He cut his wrists. Per his final wishes, you’re getting five million dollars. Contingent of course on the fine print. You can’t be ruled to be mentally incompetent.”
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keanureveesMar 16, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Absolutely haunting from start to finish, with an exceptional performance by Elisabeth Moss. It opens very strong; you immediately feel the fear, the tension, the signifigance of Cecilia's escape, and that feeling never quite leaves until the very end. The directing was really great, with loads of long shots which I feel like is really entering horror more lately, and I love that. I also really enjoyed the ending. It felt like something that would be predictable, but it managed to surprise me!… Expand
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drlowdonMar 14, 2020
When her abusive husband commits suicide Cecelia (Moss) has hopes of finally moving on with her life, but thing’s aren’t going to be that simple…

Anchored by an exceptional performance from former Mad Men star Elizabeth Moss, this latestWhen her abusive husband commits suicide Cecelia (Moss) has hopes of finally moving on with her life, but thing’s aren’t going to be that simple…

Anchored by an exceptional performance from former Mad Men star Elizabeth Moss, this latest re-imagining of the Invisible Man story is a tense and atmospheric thriller that builds to a satisfying conclusion. Well worth a watch.… Expand
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ngrego2021Mar 13, 2020
I have enjoyed seeing The Invisible Man the second installment in the Dark Universe film series and the one to be rated R and affiliated with Blumhouse unlike 2017’s The Mummy. The Invisible Man is a UNSEEN site for good ole sore eyes, mostI have enjoyed seeing The Invisible Man the second installment in the Dark Universe film series and the one to be rated R and affiliated with Blumhouse unlike 2017’s The Mummy. The Invisible Man is a UNSEEN site for good ole sore eyes, most iconic as The Mummy, with the exception of course of Tom Cruise. The film is about a seemingly dead sociopath who stalks and terrorizes his girlfriend (Elizabeth Moss) in plain site (while literally unseen doing it). For this reason I highly recommend The Invisible Man.… Expand
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lovedog7Mar 12, 2020
Not my genre really but this is a well-made film through and through. E. Moss gives her usual grounded performance which keeps you in even with some of the wilder plot points (as well as the occasional swerve into slasher-material). Loved theNot my genre really but this is a well-made film through and through. E. Moss gives her usual grounded performance which keeps you in even with some of the wilder plot points (as well as the occasional swerve into slasher-material). Loved the director's previous film UPGRADE which hold up really well.… Expand
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GrachechkovskiMar 10, 2020
A very interesting movie with a little predictable plot, great camera's work, fabulous actor's play and horror atmosphere. I like the 1 part of this, because it is a real smart horror without screamers, but I am indifferent to 2 part of this,A very interesting movie with a little predictable plot, great camera's work, fabulous actor's play and horror atmosphere. I like the 1 part of this, because it is a real smart horror without screamers, but I am indifferent to 2 part of this, because it looks like action film, not horror… Expand
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BradMorganMar 10, 2020
The film was far too far-fetched sometimes but certainly unique. It had a couple surprising moments and time was taken for the build up of the plot. Avery entertaining film with a good lead actress!
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HotRatsMar 9, 2020
Great movie, to turn the original story into a feminist manifest is brilliant and touthfull. Moss is superb.
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dtmpowerm5Mar 9, 2020
This was the most suspenseful movie I've ever seen! This was extremely well put together. The effects, acting, story and environments were all at their best. I literally recommended this movie to all of my friends and family. I hate overThis was the most suspenseful movie I've ever seen! This was extremely well put together. The effects, acting, story and environments were all at their best. I literally recommended this movie to all of my friends and family. I hate over hyping something, only for someone to go and be let down but I can say with surety that this will not disappoint if you are a fan of suspense/horror. A+… Expand
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imtheonlytyeMar 8, 2020
This movie was a 10/10. It was a PHENOMENAL movie!! I loved it! They did everything right. The ending was kind of meh, but it didn't tarnish the entire film. I was on my seat the entire time and it made me so emotional. I felt her pain and IThis movie was a 10/10. It was a PHENOMENAL movie!! I loved it! They did everything right. The ending was kind of meh, but it didn't tarnish the entire film. I was on my seat the entire time and it made me so emotional. I felt her pain and I felt her experiences. I loved their wide shots at times to make us think, "hm is he there right now?", literally genius. Even the action sequences were so fun and great to watch. Some parts didn't make sense to me, but nonetheless, the overall film was fantastic. Finally, they make a good scary movie type film this year, since all the thrillers and scary movies that have already come out have been garbage. I'm glad this film redeemed this year so far. I am going to watch it again in theatres soon. This is a "watch 100 times and never get bored of it" type of movie. The direction they went with this movie was magnificent and I am so happy they did it.… Expand
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Sparky_horrorMar 7, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie shows an amazing and horrific example of feeling trapped in an abusive relationship. The acting, especially our leading protagonist, is outstanding and you can really feel how the characters feel.… Expand
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Mitya64Mar 7, 2020
Хороший триллер. По трейлеру думал что хоррор. Но половина фильма точно была хоррором, остальная часть триллером. Сам сюжет интересен. Рекомендую к просмотру, тем более от автора апгрейдаХороший триллер. По трейлеру думал что хоррор. Но половина фильма точно была хоррором, остальная часть триллером. Сам сюжет интересен. Рекомендую к просмотру, тем более от автора апгрейда
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BatMiteMar 5, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The newest film by Leigh Whannell starring Elizabeth Moss with a powerful performance that elevates a well-done film from a jump-scare fueled suspense/thriller into a great one. Cecilia Kass, portrayed by Moss, is a woman stuck in a very unstable relationship with the titular character of Adrian Griffin, portrayed here by Oliver Jackson-Cohen, who is a controlling, abusive boyfriend and also a genius in the "optics technology" department. What the film does well is that it never delves too far into showing the abuse between the two and does not try to explain just how the suit works. It gives you enough information about both situations that you can accept it without wasting much time or effort of explaining the pseudo-science. It does show at least some of the aggressive behavior by Adrian right at the start and quickly shows the behavior. The movie starts with a slow burn and really ramps up after the apparent suicide of Adrian. Though everyone in the film is convinced of this, Cecilia learns that may not be the case here. Just as her life seems to be getting better is when unexplainable events start to occur. From the small kitchen fire she thinks she starts to her work portfolio being emptied out amongst other things. It feels like a ghost film without the paranormal but the plan of a narcissistic engineer who would rather use the grand technology to stalk his ex-girlfriend and make her miserable just because he can. The film has some great cinematography and the score by Benjamin Wallfisch is powerful. A pleasant surprise from Whannell and co that further shows he can do great wonders in the technological thrillers after his last his last entry Upgrade(2018). Although there are a few scenes and moments that could be nitpicked to death the performance by Moss is the best part of the film and plenty of reason to catch this one in theaters.… Expand
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Compi24Mar 5, 2020
The teachings of H.G. Wells are stretched to their "2020-iest," and followers of the adaptation process's limitless possibilities have yet another feather in their cap in the form of Leigh Whannell's "The Invisible Man," an ambitious,The teachings of H.G. Wells are stretched to their "2020-iest," and followers of the adaptation process's limitless possibilities have yet another feather in their cap in the form of Leigh Whannell's "The Invisible Man," an ambitious, imaginative and twisted return to form for one of Universal's underappreciated "monster" properties. Whannell capitalizes and even improves on everything that surprised me about his last entry, "Upgrade," distributing the kinetics of his film in a more even and structurally friendly fashion, using the frame as an antagonist that's just as terrifying to look at as it is impossible to look away from. The narrative is sumptuously deceiving, yet structurally recognizable enough to make you think you know where things are headed, even though the exact destination isn't where you figured you'd end up. The production design and cinematography are sleek, ultimately pairing with the respective looks of his previous films to give Whannell what I'd even call an aesthetic in the making. And though it really shocks me to say it, I find myself really intrigued at the prospect of more Universal monster movies with this treatment of the source material in mind. I'd consider that a success on the part of those involved.… Expand
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JokohamaMar 4, 2020
A very interesting movie, but the ending is a bit poor and unsatisfying for me
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TVJerryMar 4, 2020
Anyone familiar with the classic film will find this thriller a total departure. As the story begins, Elizabeth Moss, who looks miserable and frightened for most of the movie, is sneaking out of the house and the relationship that's ruiningAnyone familiar with the classic film will find this thriller a total departure. As the story begins, Elizabeth Moss, who looks miserable and frightened for most of the movie, is sneaking out of the house and the relationship that's ruining her life. The boyfriend wants her back and uses his innovative optical technology to stalk and terrify her. Director Leigh Whannell (best known for the Saw and Insidious films) has kept the first third of the film very low-key with ominous promise. Once bad things start happening, the tension ramps up to deliver a compelling experience. The violence is quickly dispatched and the logic strains at times, but it's still enjoyable to watch it unfold.… Expand
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EliascMar 1, 2020
A compelling and well acteds sci-fi thriller (unfortunately described by some as a 'horror' film), 'The Invisible Man' is a very good re-imagining of the 'Invisible Man' films and books that came before. Although there are a fewA compelling and well acteds sci-fi thriller (unfortunately described by some as a 'horror' film), 'The Invisible Man' is a very good re-imagining of the 'Invisible Man' films and books that came before. Although there are a few inconsistencies in character behaviors, they are not plot killers and the cast are all excellent, especially Elizabeth Moss.… Expand
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GinaKMar 3, 2020
Although far from a literal remake, this updated version of a classic is excellent. Elisabeth Moss, who plays the tormented wife in a very strong cast, is riveting and very sympathetic. The updated, high-tech plot creates a very cleverAlthough far from a literal remake, this updated version of a classic is excellent. Elisabeth Moss, who plays the tormented wife in a very strong cast, is riveting and very sympathetic. The updated, high-tech plot creates a very clever cat-and-mouse game that continually ratchets up the suspense, sympathy for the heroine, and dread of the heartless technical genius-husband who torments her. Although not a conventional beauty, Moss is a wonderful actress, easily able to keep the audience’s sympathy throughout the harrowing plot. Overall, this film is far more than a horror movie because it always remains horrible in a very human way.… Expand
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MarcDoyleMar 3, 2020
So much better than I expected it to be based on the trailer. Special shot-out to the sound-design team, and the visual FX folks. Moss's performance was baked in - I trusted that she wouldn't involve herself in a "lesser" production, but sheSo much better than I expected it to be based on the trailer. Special shot-out to the sound-design team, and the visual FX folks. Moss's performance was baked in - I trusted that she wouldn't involve herself in a "lesser" production, but she also exceeded my expectations.… Expand
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fiftywordreviewMar 3, 2020
The Invisible Man requires more than the occasional suspension of disbelief, but an original story with legitimately tense moments elevate it to the top of its genre. The characters often fall into classically poor horror movieThe Invisible Man requires more than the occasional suspension of disbelief, but an original story with legitimately tense moments elevate it to the top of its genre. The characters often fall into classically poor horror movie decision-making, but it's not enough to take away from the overall impact of the film.… Expand
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AsclepiusMar 2, 2020
I went in expecting to love this movie in totality, given the excellent reviews it has received. In reality, it's the kind of film that often agitates me, for the weak plot points that leave the viewer saying, "You *LITERALLY* have his DNAI went in expecting to love this movie in totality, given the excellent reviews it has received. In reality, it's the kind of film that often agitates me, for the weak plot points that leave the viewer saying, "You *LITERALLY* have his DNA right there!" Looking past these problems, however, I very much liked the way the plot unfolded. Even though this movie wasn't 100% for me, I really ended up appreciating it. A note to Hollywood, since it seems to have forgotten: this is how you craft a strong woman. Show it, don't tell it.… Expand
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kappakappa213Mar 2, 2020
A solid 7/10 and deserves a watch. Skip the trailers tho as there are quite a few spoilers in them.
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BeardedYodaMar 2, 2020
The Invisible Man is a very good thriller/horror movie with good acting and directing as well as great cinematography and a cool aesthetic. This is a reboot of a classic Hollywood monster done right. Looking at you The Mummy (2017).
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PimpinpakmanMar 2, 2020
Really good thriller. Did not expect it to be as good as it turned out to be. We saw it in dolby theater and it enhanced the experience because sound is used very beautifully to create this atmosphere. Highly recommended with a satisfyingReally good thriller. Did not expect it to be as good as it turned out to be. We saw it in dolby theater and it enhanced the experience because sound is used very beautifully to create this atmosphere. Highly recommended with a satisfying ending for once.… Expand
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PanchogulMar 1, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. El Hombre Invisible (2020)

Sinopsis:

Cecilia comienza a rehacer su vida después de que su exnovio maltratador fallezca. Sin embargo, su cordura queda en entredicho cuando empieza a dudar de que siga vivo.

Opinión:

Debo decir en primera instancia que esta película me gustó muchísimo y llenó ampliamente mis expectativas. Está cargada de tensión y suspenso de primera, y sin contener mucha violencia gráfica ni sangre por doquier, sabe mantenerte al límite desde el principio hasta el final pese a tener un ritmo relativamente lento.

La actuación de Elisabeth Moss es de primer nivel y va más allá de lo plausible, espero sea nominada para la próxima temporada de premios, encarna a la perfección a una mujer maltratada que decide huir de su captor y como las heridas psicológicas la persiguen día a día, cosa que de seguro les sucede a muchas mujeres que pasan por esto y lo aterrador que debe ser sentir que el agresor te va a perseguir siempre y para siempre.

Los efectos especiales fueron interesantes, la fotografía y paleta de colores fue de mi agrado, la banda sonora estuvo impecable logrando acentuar cada situación de la película apropiadamente.

El trasfondo pienso yo que va mas allá del simple título del filme, sino que retrata con bastante credibilidad las relaciones sentimentales tóxicas con la posterior violencia intrafamiliar que esto conlleva.

Ojalá le vaya bien en la taquilla, vale la pena ir a verla.

Valoración:

5 ⭐ de 5 ⭐… Expand
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Rebecca31Mar 1, 2020
Cecilia’s (Elisabeth Moss) abusive ex Adrian (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) commits suicide and leaves her his fortune. The relief that he is gone from her life is short lived as a series of very strange occurrences begin to happen to her. SheCecilia’s (Elisabeth Moss) abusive ex Adrian (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) commits suicide and leaves her his fortune. The relief that he is gone from her life is short lived as a series of very strange occurrences begin to happen to her. She suspects Adrian’s death was a hoax and he has found a way to haunt her without anyone seeing. How does she convince everyone that she is being terrorized by something invisible?

First off I had low expectations for The Invisible Man after watching the trailer, I felt it had bad horror movie written all over it. Not only that, but The Invisible Man was supposed to be one of the many monster movies in the Dark Universe franchise. A franchise that failed after one movie, you can all go ahead and blame Tom Cruise’s Mummy movie for that one. But The Invisible Man is not that kind of movie. The opening scene sets the tone of the type of movie you will be watching, taking a real life frightening situation and builds a horror movie around it. It uses everything at its disposal to keep you in a constant state of unease. From the camera work to the score and absolutely everything that Elisabeth Moss is doing. She really is superb in this, her facial expressions and stunt work are brilliant. I thought The Handmaid’s Tale was showing us Elisabeth Moss’s full range of emotional capabilities but she is well and truly pushed to her limits with this performance.

Everything about The Invisible Man pushes it away from your average horror. It doesn’t restrict itself to one genre, yes it is for the most part a horror movie but it’s also dealing with a very serious subject matter. The physically and emotionally abusive relationship and the aftermath of that. It raises issues of how we treat victims of abuse and the devastating effect it can have on one’s mental and physical health. It’s incredibly tense, unexpectedly horrifying and jam packed with frights. It will make you jump out of your skin and with plenty of stress inducing moments you’ll be on the edge of your seat. I’m impressed with how this movie has been reinvented to suit today’s audience. It is well worth taking the time to see, highly recommended.… Expand
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SoulWarfareMar 1, 2020
The Invisible Man is another movie that is based of the acclaimed novel by H.G. Wells. Fun Fact: this was originally going to be the second movie in the cinematic universe "Dark Universe" with Johnny Depp playing the titled character.The Invisible Man is another movie that is based of the acclaimed novel by H.G. Wells. Fun Fact: this was originally going to be the second movie in the cinematic universe "Dark Universe" with Johnny Depp playing the titled character. However, the flop of the Mummy seems to have made Universal focus on standalone Universal monster movies. This new strategy seems to be the right move as The Invisible Man is an absolute thrill of a movie. The general summary of this movie is that Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss) who has escaped an abusive relationship from her ex Adrian (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) only for weeks later to find out he committed suicide. However, she suspects his death was a hoax and that she is being hunted by someone nobody can see.

The biggest praise of this movie has got to be Elisabeth Moss performance.She gives an authentic performance of a character who has been in an abusive relationship.She makes the emotional stakes feel high and her agony feel genuine. However, she is also able to give a ferocity in her performance when her character decides to fight. She does an incredible job in carrying this movie. The score by Benjamin Wallfisch is also incredibly unsettling and intense when it needs to be. It manages to perfectly elevate the scene in every way and really make the audience invested what they are watching. I also have to praise their unique use of camera shots. The director Leigh Whannell uses a lot of wide shots and panning to make it really feel like there is someone else in the room watching our character Cecilia. The story is also really engaging and is a really smart narrative on woman who have been abused or manipulated. The movie has great scares and great suspenseful moments that are not just relying on jump scares(but there are some) and it is just a breath of fresh air for a horror movie.

This isn't the director's fault but the trailers kind of ruin a fair amount of the surprise sadly. I highly recommend people don't watch the trailer for this movie cause it will lessen the experience. My biggest issue with this movie is just the amount of plot holes that really make me question things. I will avoid spoiler territory. The first thing I have to question is the lack of cameras? There are security cameras in this world and this movie emphasises cameras but when there is a scene that 100% would have security cameras in the real world, the movie decides it doesn't exist anymore. Also I have to question how a certain character is able to get to get from point a to point b so quick when there is clearly no transportation used by this character. Additionally, this character somehow knows where everyone is just baffling and unexplained. You have to suspend some of your belief to accept these and unfortunately that is kinda difficult especially considering the tech shown in this movie. The last act of this movie also feels really contrasting to the the slower and suspenseful pace of the first two acts of this movie and it kinda makes it feel like a completely different movie. Honestly, I also prefer the first two acts compared to the last one. Overall, this movie is just a great horror movie and a fresh contemporary adaptation of the novel. If you want a unique and vastly different horror movie experience then this movie is a must watch for you.… Expand
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manningn15Mar 1, 2020
The Invisible Man is my favorite thriller of 2020, my favorite horror movie of 2020, one of my top 10 favorite movies of 2020, and one of my favorite movies of all time. Elizabeth Moss's performance was emotionally powerful and justThe Invisible Man is my favorite thriller of 2020, my favorite horror movie of 2020, one of my top 10 favorite movies of 2020, and one of my favorite movies of all time. Elizabeth Moss's performance was emotionally powerful and just exceptional. The supporting performances from Storm Reid, Aldis Hodge, and Harriet Dyer were terrific. The writing and story were stupendous, showing how woman can be emotionally and physically abused and controlled in a toxic relationship but can fight back and are strong and able to survive it was a smart way to do the remake. The visual effects were phenomenal and made the existence of an "Invisible Man" seem so real. The music was outstanding and really helped build the tension in the scenes with "The Invisible Man". The makeup and hairstyling was excellent especically on Elizabeth Moss and Storm Reid. Overall a A+ thriller.… Expand
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Davrosdaleks1Feb 28, 2020
In this new version of The Invisible Man, Cecilia Kass (Handmaid's Tale's Elisabeth Moss), has escaped her abusive, controlling boyfriend (Haunting of Hill House's Oliver-Jackson Cohen). He's been declared dead, but she finds herself menacedIn this new version of The Invisible Man, Cecilia Kass (Handmaid's Tale's Elisabeth Moss), has escaped her abusive, controlling boyfriend (Haunting of Hill House's Oliver-Jackson Cohen). He's been declared dead, but she finds herself menaced by this unseen force. This was a decent film.

Though there is violence, this is one of those films that relies on more on suspense, and it's done really, really well. Rather than kill Cecilia, the invisible man is trying to ruin her life. He's subtle at first and there is a lot of tension wondering if he's in the room or not and what he's going to do next. And when stuff happens, it can be pretty startling at times.

The movie looks great. Director Leigh Whannell (Upgrade, Insidious 3) continuous his style: a starkly lit look. There are a lot of nice wide shots and pans to give the impression that Cecilia is being watched. (However, I thought that the opening scene was a little too darkly lit.)

Moss, whose character is the biggest part of the film, does an excellent job portraying a woman going through trauma but is also wily when threatened.

This isn't a perfect movie, though. Running at two hours and four minutes this didn't have to be that long. There are too many scenes of Cecilia being freaked out or people not believing her. The antagonist's plan didn't have to be that complicated. (Though it does mostly make sense in the long run. I've seen other movies with this level of intricacy that couldn't pull it off.) Also, there are several lines of dialogue and decisions that don't feel natural.

Overall, I don't think you need to see this immediately, but if you like suspense then this if for you.… Expand
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ThwompthingFeb 29, 2020
It was a good movie, nothing more, nothing less. Had a couple jump scares just due to long drawn out silent parts becoming loud, like when she just kicked a dog food tray across the kitchen; things like that. But it definitely lackedIt was a good movie, nothing more, nothing less. Had a couple jump scares just due to long drawn out silent parts becoming loud, like when she just kicked a dog food tray across the kitchen; things like that. But it definitely lacked scares. It's more of a thriller/mystery in the second act. And my complaint with this film is that it is SOOOOO boring and uneventful for the first hour or so. After that it picks up pretty quickly and turns into a psychological nightmare for the lead actress. There are a couple WTF! moments like the restaurant scene with her and her sister, but sadly there isn't a whole lot that got me excited, until the end. One time watch only.… Expand
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moviemitch96Feb 29, 2020
A young woman (Elizabeth Moss) finds herself inexplicably stalked and haunted by her late boyfriend following his death by suicide. It's an old and simple enough premise, but I was a little skeptical of the solid reviews this started getting,A young woman (Elizabeth Moss) finds herself inexplicably stalked and haunted by her late boyfriend following his death by suicide. It's an old and simple enough premise, but I was a little skeptical of the solid reviews this started getting, especially since I thought the trailers made it look pretty 'meh' to me personally. However, while it did have the many predictable moments I was expecting it to have, it also had a lot of shocking and unexpected scenes and twists throughout that kept things relatively fun and intriguing. On top of that, Moss turns in a great performance and keeps us invested in her attempts to uncover what's happening to her exactly. Overall, despite its simple premise and some predictable moments here and there, it still turned out to be a decent little thriller that took some unique and unexpected turns.… Expand
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