I got to say this wasnt a horrible movie, it was decent film at best. For me i found it boring and the storyline was just blah. Ultimately, not every film will be great in a series or franchise. There will be crap ones that you won't like. Unfortunately, this wasn't good to end the series on a high note. But I'm glad I got to see it and finish all these Invisible Man films.
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Man, I was so surprised that I liked this film. The acting was good. What was weird about the nazis? They were talking in regular English and not in German, and they were goofy at times. The story was original to the franchise. I liked the storyline. It was entertaining for me. The special effects were outdated but looked fabulous for that time point. I recommend this film again. The goofy nazis might turn people off. But if you can get pass that, it's an entertaining film.
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I never saw this version of The Invisible Man. I only saw the 2020 version of The Invisible Man. I'll review it next time on Letterboxd. Let’s get into the review. I love this movie. Claude Rains plays Dr. Jack Griffin, a scientist who experimented on himself and turned himself Invisible. But the experiment is making him lose his mind, and before it's too late, he has to find a cure. I think Rains played a hell of a leading…
Let's get this out of the way first. Batman in this film is the most accurate version on screen. I love the whole fuse between Noir meets Seven, the Zodiac killer. Robert Patterson as Batman was amazing, and I can't wait for him to evolve into the Dark Knight in future sequels. Patterson channeled his inner Bruce / Batman.
This film gives us not much of Bruce Wayne, but you got to see Bruce having a hard time interacting with…
