The Invisible Man

Moss continues to deliver what we crave from woman characters: the kind of messy yet sturdy intricacy many of today’s thinly conceived you-go-girl female superheroes continue to lack.

Moss also strengthens the notion that this is a monster movie unusually interested in looking past the toxic-male machinations of its famous character and toward the lasting horrors left in his wake. In other words, the stuff that previous movies, and real life, have sometimes tried to turn invisible.

The Invisible Man is a chilling mind-bender that strikes at our deepest fears — the ones we can’t see.

The fun is watching the shivery details — such as a shot of the back of Cecilia’s neck, in which we can almost feel the sudden scent of a presence — and appreciating the skill of Moss’ performance.

Moss, whose gift for speaking volumes with purposeful stares is well-documented on "The Handmaid's Tale," perfectly captures the sense of invasion Cecelia feels, and at first, helplessness. Her growing strength, in the face of such an overwhelming threat, is the movie's most empowering element.

The Invisible Man is not as smart as it could have been, but the concept is ingenious even if the execution gets slapdash. And with Moss at the center, it doesn’t matter all that much — she sells what’s approached as B-movie material with the unwavering dedication of someone starring in a prestige biopic.

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I don't usually watch films from this genre. I generally stick to SF action and superhero movies, but I heard good things about The Invisible Man. This movie is tense and intense. It's a rollercoaster of emotions. I actually felt anxious at times. Seriously, it's a powerful film.

The acting of Elisabeth Moss is incredible as always but she couldn't carried the whole movie. The concept is interesting but I wanted more. More craziness, more boldness. The end isn't satisfying. There were times that didn't felt realistic to me. I wasn't really immersed.

It has some amazing direction and a great lead performance but the story is okay.

I did not expect anything from this movie. But when i saw it, i was actually disappointed. Seems actors played their role very poorly. The only positive thing i can say about this movie is that i liked the scene with the suit was cool.

Perfect movie for Generation Idiot. Everything about it is mediocre and not properly thought through. I didn't feel the chills or the thrills but that's the kind of rubbish they make nowadays.