The Invisible Man

critic Reviews

, 92% Certified Fresh Tomatometer Score
  • Smart, well-acted, and above all scary, The Invisible Man proves that sometimes, the classic source material for a fresh reboot can be hiding in plain sight.
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    Edward PorterTimes (UK)
    ... It uses its serious theme to give extra force to a tale that already has plenty of flair as a pure and simple spine-chiller.
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    Adam NaymanThe Ringer
    A thriller whose mandate is to startle its audience with surface-level shocks while simultaneously subverting expectations in a deeper way, dropping us out of our comfort zone toward some sunken place.
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    tt stern-enziWXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
    There's a lot more to think about than a typical horror film. It's a real psychological thriller...a good strong film, not SCARY scary, but it gets in your head.
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    Danny LeighFinancial Times
    The prize asset is Moss, of course, a seven-octave actor equally happy with micro-emotion and going very big indeed.
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    Roxana HadadiPajiba
    In their re-imagined The Invisible Man, filmmaker Leigh Whannell and actress Elisabeth Moss attack the patriarchy and affirm rich white tech bros as the enemy.
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    Adam Mullins-KhatibChicago Reader
    Ultimately, The Invisible Man makes for a pacey, if mostly predictable, reimagining of a classic Hollywood horror terror.
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    Dave GianniniInSession Film
    The Invisible Man is a much better film than expected, and quickly moves past simple genre to become a movie that should make you viscerally feel what it is like deep in the throes of a dangerous relationship.
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    Kristy StrouseWonderfully Weird and Horrifying
    The Invisible Man is an intelligent and creepy adaptation that is anchored by one of Moss' best.
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    Anya StanleyVague Visages
    Whannell's The Invisible Man is an absolute banger, and stands tall as the most spectacular evolution of the story to hit the big screen.
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    Manuel São BentoMSB Reviews
    Leigh Whannell crafted a genuinely scary and extremely suspenseful horror movie, based on a traumatic real-life situation that a lot of people, unfortunately, go through. Elisabeth Moss delivers an emotionally powerful performance.
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