The Invisible Man | Feb 28 2020 | Will be available on VOD Friday March 20

[Jonwo]

It's a good trailer. I wonder if they'll have a nod to the original film at all.

[Eric Duncan]

 

[kitik]

yeah, I'd watch that movie

[kaijukurt]

Wasnt looking forward to this before but now I am. 

[Alli]

What if Adrian is not the bad guy and it's that lawyer guy or the lady (her sister?). hmmm  there's a twist for sure. anyway, the jump scares should be good

[MrGamer]

Loved the trailer

[Cap]

Hit a lot of my "Nopes Nope Nopes" in the best way.

[Alli]

At 2:10 that guy says the person who's trying to kill her is in the room...........(but they can't see him? ). it would be fun if that person is actually in the room and they CAN see him. hmmm.....aldis hodge what is your purpose in this movie?

 

on second thought, i don't believe Aldis is the bad guy. he has a daughter in the movie. they wouldn't make him the killer/invisible man. it's someone else they probably haven't shown the trailer

Edited November 7, 2019 by Alli

[lorddemaxus]

This feels more like a re-imagining of Hollow Man than The Invisible Man.

[MrGlass2]

 

[Alli]

2 minutes ago, MrGlass2 said:

 

of course the movie is not as straight forward as the trailer implies. i like the trailer. it got people fooled

[Alli]

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Edited November 7, 2019 by Alli

[Jake Gittes]

obligatory please watch Elisabeth Moss in Her Smell it's the best performance of the year post. 

[kitik]

the dude was invisible, it's impossible for it to show too much!

[Boxofficerules]

Looks 100 times better than The Mummy and Dracula Untold anyway.

[JB33]

So this is a Dark Universe movie? Or no?

[filmlover]

1 minute ago, JB33 said:

So this is a Dark Universe movie? Or no?

It is but has no connection to The Mummy '17 (which was a failed attempt at launching an MCU-style universe which was cancelled after it flopped).

[Napoleon]

3 minutes ago, JB33 said:

So this is a Dark Universe movie? Or no?

I think it's a standalone film. Don't know if they plan on later expanding if it succeeds. This looks like a good fit for Bloomhouse, a more low budget, psychological horror. Can't see them making a Dracula or a Frankenstein, and crossing over or teaming up the Universal Monsters.

[JB33]

2 minutes ago, filmlover said:

It is but has no connection to The Mummy '17 (which was a failed attempt at launching an MCU-style universe which was cancelled after it flopped).

Okay, so in other words they're still going ahead with the cinematic universe, just re-launching it and cutting out The Mummy 17?

[JB33]

Just now, Napoleon said:

I think it's a standalone film. Don't know if they plan on later expanding if it succeeds. This looks like a good fit for Bloomhouse, a more low budget, psychological horror. Can't see them making a Dracula or a Frankenstein, and crossing over or teaming up the Universal Monsters.

Hmm okay. That makes sense.