El Hombre Invisible

2020 • 124 minutos

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Atrapada en una violenta y controladora relación con un brillante científico, Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss) logra escapar una noche y dejar atrás a su maltratador. Poco después, su expareja fallece repentinamente, aunque ella parece no terminar de creérselo. Aún así, Cecilia intenta rehacer su vida y superar el trauma. Pero pronto comenzarán a suceder cosas extrañas en su entorno y a sus seres queridos, lo que hace que su idea de que todo sea un engaño de su expareja cobre más fuerza en su cabeza. Todo aquello que quiere estará en juego mientras la cordura de Cecilia será cuestionada y ella intenta descubrir la verdad que nadie parece ver.

Calificaciones y opiniones

The reason why I watched "The invisible man" is because of the same director who also made movie "Upgrade". I really enjoyed "Upgrade" but unfortunately this movie falls too short in every aspect - I literally had to skip 40% of the movie because it's so obvious what will happen next, acting, script and mostly dialog. Do not recommend this movie to anyone unless it's come out on streaming services.

I've seen this type of concept done better before and that is with Paul Verhoeven's Hollow Man from the 2000's starring Kevin Bacon all this was is just a overrated average at best left wing SJW propaganda fantasy male hating film that has 0 connections to the novel by H.G Wells that it's "borrowing" from or the classic incolor film from the 50's, 0 realism the invisible man gets shot and stab in the neck and chest and he still gets up, the girl cut her risk and she still lives without dying.

More streaming new releases please! Family really enjoyed this movie experience at home! Well worth the $20. That girl can act! Way better than a theatre for following reasons: 1) able to pause the movie several times to explain to 11 and 14 year old kids finer points of final will and testament. What a executor is. 2) able to pause the movie so everyone can guess out loud what happens next. 3) able to rewind the movie so traumatized kids can see guys throat get slashed multiple times.