The Invisible Man: Alex Ross SteelBook Art [Blu-ray] [SteelBook] [Only @ Best Buy] [1933]

Love this steelbook and the movie. If you don't own it already its time to pick it up.

A fun classic film for the entire family. The steelbook is a cool bonus!

Universal Monsters collection series, great special features.

Nice art on this and a classic film! Definitely worth a buy

i've always enjoyed the old classic universal horror movies, and also along with them the invisible man. the thing i like about them is the way they play on the horror of the situation, in a light way and also kind of make it comedic at times. you will see many of the actors from the other movies in this one, but what is unique about this is that fact of invisibility. very impressed with the restoration of this movie, I could not see any flaws. The movie looked like it was just filmed and turned to blu-ray. I guess the only difference is that it was filmed in black and white which the younger generations may not appreciate as much, but I really enjoyed seeing this again and glad that universal has not done any colorization,I enjoy it the way it was meant to me seen and colorization would just distract from such great and fun story lines.

The Invisible Man is a classic Universal Monster film. It's also one of my favorite Universal Monsters. I love this film so much. The artwork on the cover is by Alex Ross. This Steelbook also has images form the film on the inside, which I always appreciate with exclusive Steelbooks. The Disc itself is the same one that has been readily available individually and as part of the Universal Monsters Complete collection.

The Invisible Man was first a great book by H.G. Wells, and then made into a truly classic film with Claude Rains in the lead role. This film is a genuine masterpiece in many ways. First, the acting is top notch, then their is a great script filled with suspense, action, and a nice sense of humor. Finally, the special effects are far ahead of their time--better than some in today's films. Audiences in the 1930's must have been stunned by these effects. Although not totally faithful to the book, this is a wonderful film which has stood up well for over 80 years. Highly recommended.

Just cracking this puppy open for a glimpse of the artwork is worth paying $18 for the steel book bluray of this film. I have an Alex Ross piece tattooed (Joker) and to see his name emblazoned on another fandom I love was just enough for me to decide which of the six to purchase first. Because the tooling and cleanup for the bluray was successful, you can actually see the texture on his bandages - was very impressed!