The Invisible Man Reviews

OHHH I FEEL SO NORMALLY ABOUT JACK GRIFFIN (lying) he makes me SO CRAZY, i had a blast watching this movie it’s so silly and clever, one of my favorite universal monsters, if not my favorite
i so desperately want to give him a smooch :(

Strikingly dramatic and darkly comic, Claude Rains is magnificent in The Invisible man. The effects are still some of the most stunning practical effects in any classic monster movie. This deserves all the praise it gets and for its short runtime, I’d easily recommend it. 8/10

A little silly, a little goofy, but still one hell of an amazing movie. Still iconic even to this day.

A really entertaining monster movie that is kind of funny because it was made so long ago.
So it’s not so scary as the people that saw it in the 30s than this generation.

more of a comedy than anything, absolutely hilarious.

My favorite of the Universal Monsters

probably my favorite movie ever tbh

Classic horror!

What a silly lil guy
The pacing was pretty quick we dive right in, which I enjoyed. It was kind of cute watching him with flora while he’s giving his supervillain speech she’s just like…yep yep go on dear.
6/10

“We'll begin with a reign of terror... just these fingers around a signalman's throat, that's all." Easily one of the most mischievous and bloody characters among the Universal Monsters, trolling and cackling his way through the movie.

Such a lovable guy. Just a little quirky with the murdering thing.

4/5
I love how evil he is, and just his laugh is amazing aswell. Claude Rains gives an undeniably incredible performance as the invisible man, and as my first Universal Horror movie I'm quite happy with how it went.

This could never happen to a women cause they’re all visible ❤️ #sippingmymatcha

4/5 ⭐️

At first, I thought it was going to be a comedy. The dialogue felt a bit bizarre, and the acting was just as over-the-top. The storytelling is solid, but since it’s a film from the 1930s, it leaves you wanting more because the plot moves too quickly at times and then slows down unexpectedly.

The highlight of the film is definitely the special effects, especially the scenes where the Invisible Man removes the bandages from his face and takes off his clothes. They were incredibly well done. Universal Studios once again proved that they were at the forefront of filmmaking technology in the 1930s.

Honestly, pretty good I would watch again

I like the 1930’s monster movies because it’s the closest evolution from Shakespeare. So the actor try harder to make the movie feel like it could be happening in ur own town. Plus the monster have actual weaknesses villains aren’t unbeatable. Plus the car n bus scene 🔥 an 8.5/10

I enjoyed it

I Like the suite he has in this version

this is my favorite of the classic monster series; it was entertaining and silly. honestly if he just didn’t wear a disguise, he would have been able to do whatever he wanted.

surprised at how funny it was