...and it sucks for so many reasons. I don't usually text from the theater but BLAH!
shareWhat a crappy script. SPOILERS... Guy creates the most awesome invisibility suit ever then fakes his own death so that he can stalk his estranged wife? He hides out in the house, and later in the mental ward, but doesn't have to eat, sleep, sh!t, piss, etc. The fake email nonsense. No cameras in the restaurant when he kills the sister, suit doesn't set off metal detectors when he's being chased by the wife with gun, he can kick the sh!t out of everyone without damaging the hundreds of delicate cameras that are built into the suit. At the end, how did the wife have time to put on the suit, figure out how to use it, kill the guy, and then take off the suit so quickly. And she packs up the suit and is leaving even though cop friend is there and there's a dead body and all that. etc., etc., etc. So incredibly lame.
Paul Verhoeven is pretty much my favorite movie director and his invisible man movie "Hollow Man (2000)" is probably my least favorite Verhoeven film, but it is a masterpiece compared to this crap.
This post in a nutshell: blah blah blah.
In other words: just your typical movie hate thread. Ok booma.
But lol, Verhoeven’s flick. Though I’ve always liked it, the only thing that holds up in it is Bacon’s performance. Whannell’s far more suspenseful, moodier and better executed (actually and rightfully critically acclaimed) film> the entertaining but super flawed (and fairly cheesy) Verhoeven flick.
Whannell’s far more suspenseful, moodier and better executed
my viewing was packed with zoomers who used phone flashlights to find their seats.. and were constantly texting.
it was rather distracting : (
that surprises me, my eyes were glued to the screen the whole time.
shareYou’re a complete Scumbag if I was in a theater with you and you were texting I would of smashed your phone you selfish scum
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