Movie Review The Invisible Man (2020)
A film made by a production house Fox Studios Sidney This Australian was written and directed by Leight Whannell and stars Elizabeth Mose, Oliver Jackson-kohen, Aldyss Hotg, and Harried Dyer. Genre films physiological thiller this succeeded in making the audience feel the terror and fear that Cecilia Kash experienced in her struggle to get freedom from ‘Grip’ her husband who is ‘Psychopat’.
The story begins with a husband and wife ‘High Class’ namely Adrian Griffin and Cecilia Kash, they live in a luxury seaside house equipped with all digital equipment. The husband is a young scientist who is rich and rich ‘brilliant’ inventor in the field of optics. Its discoveries are ‘phenomenal’ is a kind of robe which when worn can make one’s body become ‘invisible’. Adrian Griffin’s figure is ‘Psychopat’ look ‘cool’ who likes to torture his wife. Whereas Cecila Kash is’Typical‘the wife is on ‘alter’ in such a way as to become obedient and timid. The mistreatment she received during their years of marriage depressed her and became addicted to sedatives.
He was determined to run away. One night after sedating her husband she managed to escape from home with the help of a younger sister. In order not to be found out, he headed to the house of his childhood friend, James Lanier. He felt protected because James was a police officer. While living there, Cecilia was still scared and didn’t dare to leave her own house because for her Adrian could appear ‘suddenly’ to injure or kidnap him. The news of Adrian’s death made him breathe easy and he started activities like a normal person. The peace he had begun to feel was torn apart by the terror of someone who was ‘invisible’ who always followed and bothered him. He experienced many strange things like Adrian’s cellphone calling him and saying ‘surprise’. It really was her husband’s voice. He really felt Adrian’s presence. Cecilia couldn’t believe what she could see until she finally forced everyone to believe what she was telling. People around her began to question Cecilia’s sanity when she tried to prove that Adrian was still alive and was chasing her.
This time, Warner’s The Invisible Man is completely finished and doesn’t tell a story about creatures at all ‘Supernatural’ it is about a technological sophistication that can be accepted by reason. The easier it is to digest because of the origin of creatures ‘invisible’ expressed clearly. In addition, the appearance of Elizabeth Mose who played ‘neat’ as Cecilia Kash. Famous Actress Golden Globe Award managed to show Cecilia’s emotions and despair. Throughout the film, we will be filled with scenes of terror and scuffles that are terrible and a tense atmosphere that is quite making ‘spot’ heart.
The tremendous fear that he experienced made him dare to reveal that he was a victim, not a perpetrator. Successful?
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