The Invisible Man (1933)
Genre: Horror / Scifi
Duration: 71 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: James Whale
Stars: Claude Rains, Gloria Stuart and William Harrigan
IMDb score:
7,6 (43.887)
Releasedate: 3 November 1933
The Invisible Man plot
"H.G. Wells' Fantastic Out Of This World Show!"
An English scientist (Rains) has discovered the formula for invisibility. But the drug has its unpleasant side effects and it doesn't take long for the man to turn into a frenzied killer. After the book by HG Wells.
Actors and actresses
Dr. Jack Griffin
Flora Cranley
Arthur Kemp
Dr. Cranley
Jenny Hall
Herbert Hall
Chief of Police
Constable Jaffers
Chief Detective
Inspector Bird
Reviews & comments
Noodless
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- 10053 messages
- 6185 votes
Yes, a really nice movie. What is brought here is phenomenal for the time. The story starts off a bit lighthearted and certainly has its slapstick moments. But gradually the story darkens and Rains's delusions demand all of our attention. The atmosphere grows grim and the selfish intentions of the invisible man in the service of science become more and more apparent. Certain scenes with the invisible man are just very well made for the time. Nice old-fashioned discovery! 7/10
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scorsese
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- 13255 messages
- 11141 votes
Reasonable film about a scientist who becomes invisible due to a failed experiment. A fine story, but here and there the film does seem a bit dated (the attempts to catch the invisible man are quite laughable). The special effects are certainly entertaining to watch. A special debut role by Claude Rains (which is actually not to be seen), and two nice supporting roles by the always reliable Henry Travers and Una O'Connor. Just not 3.5 stars.
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ikkegoemikke
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- 3449 messages
- 4950 votes
Still a classic. For such an old film, it's fantastic how they've achieved those special effects. Granted. The acting is a bit wooden and overdone. It was like Comedy Capers at times. The hysterical screams of the inn owner were simply hilarious. And you can't really call it horror. Am convinced it was unbelievably scary and exciting for the public back then 
3.5*
Translated from Dutch · View originalPre- and sequels
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