The Invisible Man (1933) 7.7
A scientist finds a way of becoming invisible, but in doing so, he becomes murderously insane. Director:James Whale |
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The Invisible Man (1933) 7.7
A scientist finds a way of becoming invisible, but in doing so, he becomes murderously insane. Director:James Whale |
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| Claude Rains | ... | ||
| Gloria Stuart | ... | ||
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William Harrigan | ... | |
| Henry Travers | ... | ||
| Una O'Connor | ... | ||
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Forrester Harvey | ... | |
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Holmes Herbert | ... | |
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E.E. Clive | ... | |
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Dudley Digges | ... | |
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Harry Stubbs | ... | |
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Donald Stuart | ... | |
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Merle Tottenham | ... | |
A scientist turns himself invisible. However, the formula slowly drives him insane, causing him to terrorize the countryside as an invisible killer. Written by Jeremy Lunt <durlinlunt@acadia.net>
Talented direction from James Whale. Mildly chilling tale based on the imagination of H.G. Wells. Introduction to a versatile star, Claude Rains. Short movie in length, but the mixture of thrills, chills and humor help make this a real classic. The special effects of the 30's seem so unsophisticated, but very enjoyable to this day. Rain's starring debut is 99.98 percent vocal and very memorable. The changes in his voice from glee to madness gives certain character to his invisible role.
A brilliant chemist/scientist(Rains) discovers how to make himself invisible. He wrecks havoc in a small British country village as pranks turn to murder. Memorable are the scenes of the invisible man smoking and riding a bicycle; and of course unwrapping.
Also in the cast are:William Harrigan, Gloria Stuart, E.E. Clive and Una O'Connor. At a certain point you wish that O'Connor's funny, but obnoxious character was shorter lived. Dated or not, this is a classic that still demands watching. Creepy and fun for all.