Customer Ratings & Reviews

this movie is a good movie all the way through but the ending is weak and it feels like they forgot the ending or was in a hurry to end it but the rest of the movie is very good

The SFX are first-rate and the underrated Kevin Bacon has fun with the title role. However, neither of these assets can disguise the fact the the film turns out to be a mindless slasher movie with a scientific twist. After Bacon, playing a very egocentric scientist, decides to test a new invisibility serum on himself, he eventually goes ballistic on everyone who crosses his path, including his co-workers; among them the normally solid Elizabeth Shue, who plays his former girlfriend. The climax involves said colleagues trying to take him down before he can kill them. Needless to say, they act more like the characters of a Friday the 13th film instead of the educated scientists they are supposed to be. This is not one of Paul Verhoeven's finest moments.

Neat twist on the invisible man style of movie. Could have explored more avenues of what a person could do with the power of being invisible. Ok movie if watched. Decnt amount of extras on this version.

Considering this movie is from 2000 the effects are amazing. This movie tends to get a bad rap more because of the high expectation, at the time, of the director. All things considered this is a good movie that was very enjoyable. Some gory and creepy parts along with nudity make this for adults only. I liked it and would recommend.

I had high expectations for this film, but was disappointed overall and found it rather bizarre. Anamorphic widescreen, good bonus features.

I had high expectations for this film, but was disappointed overall and found it rather bizarre. Anamorphic widescreen.

This was a weird movie and I didn't enjoy it too much.