Review of The Invisible Man

Tense, creepy movie. I thought it was quite good for a thriller, jump in your seat type of film. Cecilia is the girlfriend of some rich tech guy. She's tired of him being so controlling so she leaves him and hides out at a friend's house. Mean while, she learns her ex, Adrian, killed himself. So, she thinks she can go back to living a normal life, but she still has this creeped out feeling. She starts hearing noises, sees foot prints, Sydney gets slapped. She starts to believe Adrian is still around and some how used his tech knowledge to make himself invisible. Her sister receives an email from her computer in which it says hurtful things. Cecilia tries to convince her she didn't send it. She gets her sister to meet her at a restaurant, but before she can explain that Adrian may be alive, a knife cuts the sister's throat and people blame her. She knows Adrian followed her to the psych ward. She meets with Adrian's brother, Tom, and admits what she knows as true and wants her to agree to have a life with Adrian. Later in her room she stabs Adrian and escapes. He kills quite a few guards as his suit goes from being visible to not visible. Cecilia chases him and goes to her friend's house to protect Sydney. Sydney is already under attack, but from Tom, whom also has an invisible suit. She kills Tom and they find Adrian looked up in the basement of his house. She still believes it was Adrian whom killed her sister and was behind everything else. She goes to his house to have dinner and excuses herself after he wouldn't admit it. She puts on an invisible suit that she had found in his house earlier and makes it look like he committed suicide. And she gets her life back.

Some of the plot holes: you have an invisible suit and all you do with it is stalk someone? Come on. After Adrian supposedly dies , his dog is still at the house? When Cecilia goes to the house via uber, how come Adiran doesn't see the SUV waiting in the driveway.

FINAL VERDICT: Good for a thrill, just don't expect it to be completely logical. Worth a view.