The Invisible Man
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Movie Reviews of The Invisible Man
Movie Review: Surprisingly dark, but a great movie!
Summary: 5 Stars
surprisingly dark for the time period. I saw it when I was 5 at the cinema quite a while ago. Because I was so young, I was quite paranoid about an invisible something strangling me for no reason for a few days after I watched it. Fear aside, I thought it to be a very entertaining movie with great special effects! I know it was not your modern- day, prettyboy Matrix, but not all special effects where like that 67 years ago!Movie Review: The Invisible Man
Summary: 5 Stars
Saw this movie when I was a youngster (many years ago) enjoyed it then and still enjoy this and all the old (1930s & 1940s) horror movies.Movie Review: A Masterpiece
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great gem from the period. This movie stands all on its own and is one of the best of the 30's. I also love the Lady Inn keeper as she adds a bit of comic to the movie. A must for your collection!Movie Review: INVISIBLE RAINS
Summary: 5 Stars
In one of the most unusual film debuts of any actor (because the character is seen only briefly in the end), Claude Rains was obviously chosen for his impeccable speaking voice. Filmed in 1933, this is a macabre horror/comedy which has a resemblance to "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". The invisibility was achieved by dressing a stuntman in black velvet and then removing the bancdages and clothes against ablack velvet background; Rains' appearance at the end, his head seemingly coming out of nowhere as he lays dying, was accomplished through elaborate stop motion.Movie Review: One of Universal's finest
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a solid classic that stands alongside Dracula and Frankenstein as Universal's best horror films. Claude Reins, unseen until the end, is a scientist who has expierimented with chemicals and managed to turn himself invisible and go off in the head at the same time. Reins flees the people who know him and sets up his lab in a small town. While trying to discover a solution he is discovered and he proceeds to disrobe and take off to start a reign of terror and it is up to the polic to find a way to stop him. The special effects are fantastic for the time and the quality of this film is better than ever. Good supprting cast except Gloria Stewert is very weak in her part as the invisible man's girlfriend. The bits of humor in this film are very well done. My only complaints are that the ending is a little hurried and I wish the new release had the original trailer like a lot of the other Universal releases, but other than that this is a great film that has not diminished with age.