The Invisible Man (2020)QUOTE
Covid-19, covid-19 go away
Never comeback another day
"Little" Mov Freak wanna play (or go to the cinema)

Covid-19, covid-19 go away.
I have not visited a cinema for quite some time now.
Firstly, there was not much offerings I was interested in (Eg. Fantasy Island was trashed by the critic and The Rescue was pulled from the cinema because of the Covid-19)
So, I went to the cinema today and thank goodness I did.
This is an excellent movie.
Director is
Leigh WhannellWriters is also
Leigh Whannell (screenplay by),
Leigh Whannell also did the screen story by... you see where this is going?
For the uninitiated,
Leigh Whannell had been partner in crimes with
James Wan since the
Saw (2004).
He wrote Insidious and also directed one of them (the third one, if memory serves)
Back to this movie. Whoever is involved with the casting for this movie should also be commended (well I can think of one I would change, and have to add, I would be nitpicking)
Prior to the release of
The Mummy (2017),
Universal announced their monster unified universe,
Dark Universe, trying to give MCU a run for their money. Many a project was announced and many a big names, named and signed to appeared in these high profile projects.
The Mummy (estimated budget of $125,000,000 made only $80,227,895 at the US box-office. Do bare in mind such big budget movies, have big budget marketing fund, usually in the USD100 millions range, you can see what kinda loses it was for Universal) bombed at the box-office (I honest think it was a decent movie, and would have faired much better, if it was NOT called The Mummy). With that, alot of people (including the creator, Alex Kurtzman) thought that the Dark Universe would go out with a whimper...
Well, Universal with Blum House made this, with a budget of USD 7,000,000 (bare in mind, each episode of Mandalorian is costing Disney+ USD 13,000,000...) and at last count, has a cumulative worldwide Gross of $102,226,015.
That is a GREAT return of investment and I hear, that Universal and Blum House is currently talking about a Dracula movie...
I enjoyed this movie immensely.
The amount of information that audience gather, in the first 10 mins of the movie, is equivalent to the storyline of the last Insidious movie. I was wondering why with Leigh Whannell writing the story for
Insidious: The Last Key (2018), the story was so.... lean. After watching this, I suspect he was putting more effort into this script compared with that Insidious movie...
As mention, I like the cast.
Elisabeth Moss was perfect for
Cecilia Kass. She just fit the part, perfectly.
Haunted eyes, a ball of nervous energy, so.... broken.
With such limited budget, the "invisible" parts/effects were very convincing.
The ending...
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Does one have to become a monster, to defeat a monster...
2020 movies have been underwhelming.
If this indicate what is to come, for the rest of the year, I can only say, bring them on!!
My Two Sen