The Invisible Man
Thriller • R • 2020 • 2 hr 4 min
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Elisabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge, Storm Reid, Michael Dorman, Harriet Dyer
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Dark, gritty, and thrilling. Must see for the horror sci fi enthusiast. Holds your attention and has a great creep factor.
Good, fun thriller with creative use of cinematography and visual effects to create some really memorable moments!
A good modern take on the horror classic. A lot of good suspense. Acting was great and cinematography was great. The story is predictable.
some plot holes but great soundtrack and a suspenseful movie
The fear of an inescapable fate where all you want is to take control but it seems not only society but reality is against you. Loved it.
Visually creative, frightening, suspenseful and wonderfully acted, this version of Invisible Man is honestly better than the 1933 version.
Very slow but the anticipation is perfect.
Rewatched, and almost forgot how surprising and insane this film is!! Don't get comfortable
The pacing and acting are both first-rate but unfortunately neither the script nor the characterization match the highs of the suspense.
I spent most of my time holding my breath. Great thriller.
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