Der Unsichtbare

2020 • 124 Minuten

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Cecilia (ELISABETH MOSS) flieht eines Nachts aus ihrer Beziehung mit dem Wissenschaftler Adrian, einem gewalttätigen Kontrollfreak, und taucht unter. Als Adrian kurz darauf stirbt und ihr viel Geld vererbt, glaubt sie an einen Trick. Tatsächlich verliert sie durch eine Häufung unheimlicher Zufälle nach und nach immer mehr Menschen, die sie liebt. Verzweifelt versucht Cecilia sich gegen einen brutalen Peiniger zu wehren, dessen Existenz sie nicht beweisen kann, und droht den Verstand zu verlieren, weil ihr niemand glaubt. Emmy®-Preisträgerin ELISABETH MOSS (Wir, The Handmaid's Tale: Der Report der Magd ) brilliert in dieser atemberaubend spannenden modernen Adaption des Universal-Horrorklassikers DER UNSICHTBARE, die von keinem Geringeren als dem Meister des zeitgenössischen Horror-Genres, JASON BLUM (Get Out, The Purge), und seiner Firma Blumhouse Productions stammt.

Bewertungen und Rezensionen

Awesome movie, horrible rental price. $20 is a buying price. And yes Jeremy the movie industry does have to make their money. But that's what theaters and buying copies of the movie are for. They made $127.8 million dollars in box-office and the film budget was only 9 million. So I'd say they made their profit and payed everyone involved already. So the $20 rental fee is unnecessary. That's Google trying to make a profit. Not the film industry.

I agree with Mr. Hatfield, it's a solid movie good acting and it's nice to b able to see it cheaper, early, and in the comfort of my own home. It seems like a decent compromise for every1 invovled. The movie/production companies, and us. If u don't like the price dnt pay it. The Common, Ratchet, bottom feeders should realize too that as soon as movies r put on Google, Redbox, ppv on-demand ect. A perfect hd 1080 copy is bootlegged to several free streaming sites.

Great movie, definitely reccomend it. And people that are complaining about $20 rental, it's an in theater movie, brought to our homes for us to enjoy so we dont have to get out. We had 4 family members watch it in our living room without leaving the house, its would have been $40 in tickets and gas to get there and then food.