It is a good movie that could have been great.
Elisabeth Moss is a hell of an actor but I can't keep thinking why she plays always the same kind of roles.
Being trapped in abusive relationships, dystopian or cults. Sounds familiar?
Is she trying to say that The Invisible Man is L. Ron Hubbard? Can someone check on her before she ends up like Shelly?
Ok, so the movie.
I feel let down. All the elements for a great horror/thriller were there, I just hate the ending.
The movies I love the most are the ones when I can't wait to get home from the theater to read other people's comments and discuss the movie.
I wish this movie were 30 minutes shorter and things were left open ended.
Was there an Invisible Man or was she psychotic and suffering from severe PTSD? That would have been amazing.
At the middle of the movie I thought that that were where things were heading but it didn't end and it kept going and going to a very cliché and predictable finale.
I feel so disappointed. It was meh. No space to discuss it or to contemplate other theories. Nothing.
I loved Upgraded from the same writer/director, also a fantastic movie with a terrible ending.
I can't speak for more of his work but Leigh Whannell needs to take some time and figure out how to end his movies without these cheap clichés endings.
Funny enough, SAW was a fantastic movie with a fantastic ending. The Saga is mostly crap but that first movie was amazing in every possible way.
That ending was legendary.
Elisabeth Moss is a hell of an actor but I can't keep thinking why she plays always the same kind of roles.
Being trapped in abusive relationships, dystopian or cults. Sounds familiar?
Is she trying to say that The Invisible Man is L. Ron Hubbard? Can someone check on her before she ends up like Shelly?
Ok, so the movie.
I feel let down. All the elements for a great horror/thriller were there, I just hate the ending.
The movies I love the most are the ones when I can't wait to get home from the theater to read other people's comments and discuss the movie.
I wish this movie were 30 minutes shorter and things were left open ended.
Was there an Invisible Man or was she psychotic and suffering from severe PTSD? That would have been amazing.
At the middle of the movie I thought that that were where things were heading but it didn't end and it kept going and going to a very cliché and predictable finale.
I feel so disappointed. It was meh. No space to discuss it or to contemplate other theories. Nothing.
I loved Upgraded from the same writer/director, also a fantastic movie with a terrible ending.
I can't speak for more of his work but Leigh Whannell needs to take some time and figure out how to end his movies without these cheap clichés endings.
Funny enough, SAW was a fantastic movie with a fantastic ending. The Saga is mostly crap but that first movie was amazing in every possible way.
That ending was legendary.