The Invisible Reviews

I found this movie to be interesting, entertaining and captivating.

I love this movie. It's different and what I like most is that I am not able to predict what is going to happen. I like slow movies and of course, this is a slow one. Some people like fast action, intense and fill with thrills and they should prepare themselves if they wish to watch this movie. This is more of movie that talks about an emotional experience, of hidden worlds you would never knew of had you not been invisible. Don't expect much from the movie and you'll be having a good time watching it. I would have loved to talk about the plot but I guess if I do, I'll just spoil it so yeah, this is all I have to say about it.

One of worst movies of my life!!!
The history is absoluty nonsense!

I was really excited about this film, and had persuaded a group of friends to see it with me. I felt kinda lame afterwards, this film had so much potential, and the way it was presented was not how it was at all. This film is weak, and it sputters, drags, and bores; this film was bleak, everything was just gray and a blur, there was maybe one interesting scene, but then Im pretty sure I am thinking of a Supernatural episode with a similiar plot. Anyways it was an utter disappointment, and just the way the characters interacted made me sick, it seemed too much as if they were trying to act. The only thing they did well, was put together interesting trailors.

I was really looking forward to this film. It looked like a perfect thriller with an interesting plot. I did enjoy it a lot, but was not overly impressed. I mean, I enjoyed it a lot, but the plot was weird. A dead guy walking around trying to make people find where his body is hidden? ya, a little on the weird side. But overall, it was pretty cool seeing someone invisible doing whatever he wanted,
and no one could see him.Very good film.

I'll let my young self keep this review. It's really interesting seeing what I said years ago.

Yeah, this movie isn't a '9', but it's still a pretty good '7'.

Nicholas Powell (Chatwin) is a high school student. Quite unhappy with his life, he lives at home with his mother (Marcia Gay Harden). Through a series of unfortunate misunderstandings, thanks to his friend Peter (Marquette), Nick is killed by Annie (Levieva). Nick's invisible soul will have to get in contact with Annie, to help with the police investigation and to correct her mistake.

Badly written. Too many flaws in the script. (Without spoiling much, it's always hard... but "bad girl" gets shot and a few minutes later, she's doing her errands as if she weren't shot at all?!?! Pllleeease!) And there was not enough depth, nor character development, for any of the roles presented here.

The direction wasn't all that bad. Chatwin and Lieviva have a lot of potential. The entire cast gave decent performances.

The previews I had seen for this had made me understood something else, which soon enough in the film, proved that the promotions and trailers were false and bad advertisement. Yes, it is a thriller, but what I mean is the story in the movie didn't turn out to be exactly as it was seen (or understood to be) in the trailers. Confusing.

It's not that bad for a thriller, but I didn't get thrills and chills. Perhaps it's also because the story's development and ending turned out to be predictable. Perhaps too much.

I wouldn't watch it again. Not any time soon any way.