The Invisible Man (2020) | Reviews

Time Out (Fresh)

• It's a #MeToo horror film that couldn't be any more timely if it shuffled into a courtroom with a Zimmer frame.

The Wrap (Fresh)

• Whannell's canny screenplay knows that the audience is well ahead of Cecilia, and the sinister camerawork is on it too. Many a scene finds cinematographer Stefan Duscio's frame listing, with apparent aimlessness, to one side or another.

USA Today (Fresh)

• It's an "Invisible Man" much more than a maniacal guy in gauze, for the better.

Guardian (Fresh)

• There's fun to be had here, thanks to Moss and an involving set-up, and given the state of multiplex horror, especially at this time of year, this is a striking diversion.

IndieWire (Rotten)

• Though Adrian's methods grow increasingly menacing (or is it all in her head?), "The Invisible Man" lacks for truly terrifying moments.

Hollywood Reporter

• [A]s stressed, and distressed, as Cecilia is most of the time, Moss provides a core of inner strength that invites investment in her abilities and, ultimately, belief in her survival

Variety

• "The Invisible Man" is devious fun, with a message that's organic enough to hit home: that in a toxic relationship, what you see is what you get - but what gets to you is what you don't see.

AV Club

• Whannell's Invisible Man is a sleek upgrade of his past horror work...

Empire Magazine

• Unbearably tense and thematically rich, this feels like an entirely fresh take on a 123-year-old story. Which is not something we saw coming.

Reviews are just now coming out. I'll update the OP as the RT score adjusts.

https://imgur.com/a/9ZU01fI/

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_invisible_man_2020

Submitted February 25, 2020 at 09:31PM by TomCruiseFor2020 https://ift.tt/32uIHgj