The Invisible Man (2020) (DVD + Digital) [Blu-ray] [Standard]

I was hoping that this movie was going to be an upgrade from the original 1930's version. It was even better than what I wished for. This is a very good movie, with good acting all around, and a really good plot. Not only that, but for the money, we kept the blu-ray, and gave our digital copy to our son and our DVD to my sister-in-law for all to enjoy. I would highly recommend everyone with an interest in suspense and some horror-tinged parts thrown into the mix, to buy this one at a very good price to boot. We will definitely re-watch this movie in the future.

The fear of being watched by someone you can't see brought to life in a scifi thriller It's difficult to find a great horror movie. The Invisible Man stands out from the rest,you see her change and face her fears, you relate to her, with her fear, You'll also appreciate that they presented the invisible man a normal human-like person rather than a mythic possessed demon like all the other horror movie villains because the scariest creatures in this world are after all humans. The idea of a invisible person stalking you and watching you all the time is a great one and we've all had this this fear

A Very Dark & Exciting Mystery. Wow – What Great Story Telling! The films saga is accompanied by a very dramatic and at times haunting sound track that amplifies the action of each scene. One thing is certain – there are “fright” scenes a plenty, and as the story progresses the scare scenes just get better. Elisabeth Moss’s acting performance was very dramatic and realistic – thus the view factor is over-the-top. If you are looking for a great foreboding show go no farther – this movie has got it in spades.

I guess if you don't like Elisabeth Moss, know that you will be spending a lot of time with her in this one. I loved the filming, the acting, the pacing. It reminded me of classic late 60s horror movies in pace and visual angles. It didn't feel like any scenes or sounds were extra, like most movies today where they try to pump in too much. I put this off for a while because of the cranky-pants reviewers who didn't like a female protagonist. It's a movie about an abused wife, that's it, deal with it. If you don't want to see her fight back, go watch Fast & Furious.

The Invisible Man is my favorite Universal Monster, so I was beyond stoked to find out that a re-imagining was coming down the pipeline with non other than horror mastro Leigh Whannell writing and directing. Its an amazing feat accomplished on a smaller budget than bigger blockbuster type films, which is why it works so well Its contained. Also, Elizabeth Moss kills it with her amazing performance. She made me a fan of hers for sure.