This movie reminds me of a movie the teacher showed us in an elementary school class, and it was probably the first time I saw a Hollywood commercial. And just now I actually found that movie - "Transparent Man". "The Invisible Man" is a story of male-to-female violence, but the violence is always invisible, known only to the abuser and the abused. Indeed, male violence against women has often been invisible in social history, just as the violence of the political Leviathan against the populace has often been invisible. Impressively, one of the first things the male protagonists of these two films do when they go invisible is to abuse women. However, the theme of "Transparent Man" is the inspiration and reflection of superpowers on the evil of human nature. I think invisibility is a kind of power acquisition, and many children may have fantasized about such a super freedom, which is to be a god. But becoming a physiologically transparent person will also make oneself a socially transparent person. The initial sense of power gain will eventually become a sense of fear, and it will lead to a deeper self-degeneration. So there is a very interesting paradox, the seemingly boundless freedom becomes boundless imprisonment. Relatively speaking, Transparent Man is a commercial and much like a superhero movie.
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