Personally, I felt Hollow Man was made for the dudes and The Invisible Man was made for women. Hollow Man feels much more in your face, macho, etc. Plus Elizabeth Shue> Elizabeth Moss.
shareHollow Man!
shareINVISIBLE MAN IS EASILY THE BETTER FILM...HOLLOW MAN HAS THAT GREAT NOSTALGIC SEXIST ACTION FILM CENTER THOUGH...VERY DIFFERENT ANIMALS.
shareFix your keyboard you screaming donkey. Stop typing in caps, you're not 12 anymore.
shareSPEAKING OF NOT TWELVE ANYMORE,DUMBASS INSULTS AND DEMANDING OTHERS ACT AS YOU SEE FIT....HMM,DOES THAT SOUND AS TWEEN TO YOU AS IT DOES TO ME?
ON A SERIOUS NOTE....WANNA TAKE A LOOK UNDER MY KILT?
GROW UP. There, I said it in your language.
shareLMAO...FORCED VALUES AND DEFENSIVE INSULTS...DOES MOM KNOW YOURE GROWING UP TO BE A DOUCHEBAG?
shareTake note @ Kowalski has been around a lot longer than you.
Big caps are Kowalski and we accept that.
Why is it such a big deal for you? You're just a young'un (182)
Lmao at been around a lot longer than you. Pathetic. All that means is, he's plagued the forums 4819 times with his screaming donkey posts. It's an eyesore and completely unnecessary.
share"Hollow Man" is more entertaining. But, it is quite silly, potboiler stuff. The craftsmanship here was very well done.
shareHeh.
Alright, well I far prefer the cleverer, more impactful and superior film that is The Invisible Man. Hollow Man more macho? Lol, thankfully I’m not concerned with such pettiness (girls be icky!). For real. What’s more, Elisabeth Moss’ performance in Invisible Man easily blows away Shue’s acting in Hollow Man.
Verhoeven’s sinister-ish yet cheesy flick is still a fun watch. That said, apart from Kevin Bacon’s performance and the special effects, nothing about Hollow Man is A+. So this isn’t close — I’ll take Whannell’s more expertly-crafted and tense film over HM any day of the week (the dudebros and oldheads can keep their supposedly macho flick).
This one doesn't appeal to me at all. Hollow Man only slightly more. I still like the 1933 movie and, though I haven't seen it in a long time, I think I prefer Memoirs of An Invisible Man (1992)... Although, maybe it's just that I liked the book and it has rubbed off on the movie.
shareI don't see one made for women and one for men.
I prefer Hollow Man, too, and I'm a women.
It's just a better film.