There is hardly and invisible man in this, like most this is another reboot of the brand.
Some guy escapes a nut house, they never made it clear if he was or wasn't a killer before hand. Then buys a suit, breaks into someone's house and says he's owed most of their money as they had a deal. They drug him and throw him out, as normal people would do. Then he stumbles across a random bloke an stays with him, then they break up and he bumps into a mad scientist. Who turns him invisible then he goes with the random bloke to play darts. After that he threatens the people he went to first., the tell the scientist to turn him visible again so he can get with a girl. He kills him and then I forget how the movie goes.
It's not memorable to say the least, it's just another stinking reboot of a good brand. Why after the had a phenomenal first one, they decided to piss up stream is beyond me. Hollow Man as well as the remake shows the potential that this series could have lived up to, heck they could have even done a Mummy of Frankenstien route were it's not always the same bloke. But for some baffling reason they insert comedy into the series and try to force the invisible aspect into the movies, it just never works.
Some guy escapes a nut house, they never made it clear if he was or wasn't a killer before hand. Then buys a suit, breaks into someone's house and says he's owed most of their money as they had a deal. They drug him and throw him out, as normal people would do. Then he stumbles across a random bloke an stays with him, then they break up and he bumps into a mad scientist. Who turns him invisible then he goes with the random bloke to play darts. After that he threatens the people he went to first., the tell the scientist to turn him visible again so he can get with a girl. He kills him and then I forget how the movie goes.
It's not memorable to say the least, it's just another stinking reboot of a good brand. Why after the had a phenomenal first one, they decided to piss up stream is beyond me. Hollow Man as well as the remake shows the potential that this series could have lived up to, heck they could have even done a Mummy of Frankenstien route were it's not always the same bloke. But for some baffling reason they insert comedy into the series and try to force the invisible aspect into the movies, it just never works.