If you crave for the invisible character topic from the old times, choose instead AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN, or THE INVISIBLE MAN, they are the best in the genre. But this one is not bad, that's only a comedy, romance movie, using the invisible element. That's funny, light hearted, excellent for family audiences with children and the puppy dog. Or for gem diggers. The only good point for me is that it is short. Universal Pictures was specialized in such films, Wolf Man, Frankenstein, Dracula, and I don't think that characters were made in comedies, except the Abott and Costello films. So, to summarize, this cute little feature is not destined to die hard horror movies from the thirties and forties.
Review of The Invisible Woman
