I'll just say a bug, you have to take it!

Herta 2022-03-19 09:01:04

No cameras in the restaurant?

The police station doesn't have cameras?

In the end, the black people also said that everyone in the mental hospital can confirm that they have seen invisible people, so why don't they look at the camera?

In the whole film, I feel that, except for the male protagonist's house, which has cameras, the whole country has no cameras.

To sum up, the camera is monopolized by the male protagonist

I seriously doubt that the golden father behind this movie is a camera company

This is a camera ad

You see, the male protagonist bought all the cameras in our company, and there are none in other areas.

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Extended Reading
  • Kole 2022-04-24 07:01:04

    A successful re-creation of an old IP, not scary, but full of tension. Elisabeth Moss is sorry for her acting skills if she doesn't get an actress. She was tortured too hard. Revonne didn't design it to be invisible this time. Man, he is more like a dark iron man. The small reversal at the end is also very exciting. It is very exciting. It is a real surprise for the beginning of the year. Although I hate this invisible design, I have to say that he made classic monsters. The image is rejuvenated again, amazing.

  • Jeffry 2022-03-22 09:01:29

    In the first few minutes, Elisabeth Moss's acting skills completely convinced me - "(I haven't) seen" the source of memory, emotion, and pain, but it has already appeared in every inch of her eyes, breathing and trembling lines. In the beginning, it was like the final climax of a dark story. But her ordeals were endless. It is suitable for the director's previous work "Human Upgrade" (Upgrade). It just happens that the two sides of one body sublime each other. Two kinds of "technological original sins" are approaching and reflecting: one is the self-confidence (Grandiose) that descends from technology, and the other is paranoid (Paranoid) that comes from technology. The concept of "control" has mutually achieved rationality and sensibility in the two films: the systematization of control is so precise and pervasive, but don't forget that the humanization of control can permeate and linger so deeply...

The Invisible Man quotes

  • Cecilia Kass: [as Cecilia leaves Adrian's house in the middle of the night, she sees Adrian's dog, Zeus] Zeus, I'm sorry. I can't take you with me. I'm sorry. Shit.

    [referring to his shock collar]

    Cecilia Kass: I'm not going to leave you with that thing on. Okay. Come here.

    [as she tries to remove the collar]

    Cecilia Kass: It's okay. Good boy. There you go.

    [as she removes the collar, Zeus bumps into Adrian's car, setting off the alarm]

  • Emily Kass: [after Cecilia's sister, Emily, arrives to pick up Cecilia] Cecilia, what is going on? Are you okay?

    Cecilia Kass: I'll explain later. Just go, Emily. Go.

    [suddenly Adrian's shows up and bangs on the car window]

    Adrian Griffin: Open the fucking door, Cecilia!

    Emily Kass: What is happening?

    Adrian Griffin: Open the door!

    [Adrian smashes the car window and Emily quickly drives off, then Adrian sees the bottle of Diazepam that Cecilia dropped]