The Invisible Man (Leigh Whannell, February 28, 2020) Movie • Page 4

This was good.

 

more like a nice side to side shuffle of quality.

 

Not saying it would necessarily be a good idea but considering its success I wouldn't be surprised if they made another.

 

there are definitely interesting ways they could take a sequel, but i'd rather they leave it as well and just focus on the next universal monster. i know Whannell mentioned what he'd like to do with Dracula (no capes, no fog), which aside from the fact is there's something about Dracula that i prefer the period theatrics to it, i think we've had lots of Dracula. i'd like to see a Wolfman movie.

 

Elizabeth Moss fights the patriarchy with the invisible suit.

 

Finally saw this tonight and loved it. The dinner scene genuinely made my jaw drop and that hasn't happened to me in a while so props to that. Also goes without saying Moss was fantastic.

 

that scene still sticks in my head, vividly, couldn't believe it.

 

Dinner scene left my jaw dropped for a good minute. Really enjoyed this!

 

uhhhh this was bad. wtf.

 

I really like Elisabeth Moss too and could not get into this.

 

wrong

 

yeah none of this made any sense. nice try though.

 

the plot loops you have to jump through to think this is good are beyond me.

 

i'm not a film buff or anything so I'd genuinely like to hear why this film is good besides "wrong".

 

This was decent. Definitely good for a movie released in the first 3 months of the year. The restaurant scene was silly. The movie was very well directed though. Lots of prolonged shots and odd angles that had me looking around the frame to see if anything was out of place or moving.

 

What didn’t make sense to you

 

wrong

 

sounds about right lmao.

anyone care to explain why the brother was in the suit. or why a tech ceo has an invisibility suit that no one knows about (real plausible). Or that the suit uses cameras to render itself invisible, cuz you know, that makes sense.

idek why I engage with the bad faith posters in this forum tbh.

 

honestly just lazy writing. Elisabeth Moss was good as expected though.

 

I don't understand what's unbelievable about a rich tech CEO having secret tech?

Still haven't seen this though tbf lol. Keep putting it off, but I am surprised to see this negative reaction because I've only seen positive things everywhere else

 

I mean if it wasn't an invisibility suit in a world where nothing like it exists, nothing. Honestly it's not even my main issue with the movie, just a silly detail they expected you to buy into in a very lazy fashion of "oh he's an optics company ceo makes sense". Oh and yeah he's gonna use what's ostensibly billions of dollars worth of tech and probably a lifetime's worth of research tooo... stalk a girl. couldn't buy into it.

 

There’s probably a name for it but the concept of a suit/object being covered in cameras that each project what’s on the opposite side of it to create the illusion of invisibility has been around for a while. I’m pretty sure a James Bond movie used it to make his car “invisible.”

 

The US military uses that technology already too