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The audacity to say he's going to treat her better when he just killed her sister, stalked her, isolated her from her only family, drove her nearly insane, and scared her to death. I feel so bad for women and men who are in these abusive positions. I cannot imagine what it's like.

And such poetic justice: she killed him in the same way he killed her sister.

Both the actors killed it here. Oliver Jackson Cohen did one of the most realistic depiction of an abuser I've ever seen.

She gave him one chance to tell the truth not just to get closure, but to stop herself from doing the unthinkable. He made his choice, decided his own fate, and in the end…became his own executioner. She did what needed to be done to save two lives: hers and her child.

I love how subtle his confession is, he never directly says “Yeah I did it” but he knows that all Cecilia needed to hear was the word “Surprise” and she would know

He even talks like a liar, his body language. Amazing actor

Such a great depiction of an abuser. This is what they do. Deny, obfuscate, control, shift blame, gaslight...until they slit their own throats. A shame really, that he chose the coward's way out.

I watched this movie Her husband tortured her so much he even killed her sister infront of her and then framed her for it. She was never free of him even though she got away from him. The ending is poetic and theatrical since now she framed him as if he killed himself and she killed him the exact same way her husband killed her sister, slit the neck with a steak knife. And now shes truly free of him.

Such a satisfying conclusion to their relationship and to the movie. She really knows how to deliver a raw performance. The emotional switch on her face after he says the word “surprise” meant that she got the answer she needed. He used the same word earlier right after she was sedated in prison for killing her sister.

Dude sealed his own fate by saying that “surprise”

I loved this scene!!! It was the same fate he gave her sister. The fact she continued to enjoy her night while he bled out like the swine he is was so beautifully poetic. 💙✨🥲

Something to also note is that when they sit down for dinner, Adrian has provided Cece with food and beverages such as sushi, steak and wine. Cece is pregnant. Wine is already an obvious contender for what you should not consume while pregnant, it has an entire syndrome dedicated to why it's not a safe thing to do, and sushi and steak are generally deemed as unsafe meals to consume while pregnant due to both foods being some form of raw, give or take depending on steak, while sushi is raw fish. With all of this in mind, this paints a picture that Adrien either doesn't care about nor want the child, and is actively trying to kill Cece's baby while it's in the womb, or the more likely option, Adrian doesn't care enough to do any research as to what a pregnant woman can or cannot eat and drink while pregnant. Honestly just another great way of showing how much of a cardinal abuser Adrian is. While he is actively trying to manipulate her into coming back to him, he can't even be bothered to make her a meal that won't actively kill her baby.

The final shot of her filling the entire frame with no negative space was a perfect way to end the movie

🎶He had it comin', He had it comin', He only had himself to blame. If you'd have been there, If you'd have seen it. I betcha you would have done the same.

When she said: SURPRISE. That was THE moment.

elizabeth slayed this role so hard. she and the villain's actor did amazing jobs to bring this ending to life

Dang this hits the nail right on the head as far as abusive relationships. Remorseless lying, compassion veiling ostracizing, narcissistic manipulation

It’s creepy when his voice literally turns into the invisible man voice we heard the whole movie when he puts his hand on her leg

5:57 love this sort of death for any villain, living just long enough to watch the people you’ve hurt smiling triumphantly at you

The sound of him dying was so good, the gurgling but raspy breathing, fantastic.

Yes " this is what they do" that line struck me right in the gut. She calls him a narcississt psychopath ! Perfect movie for ex to watch!

Such a satisfying ending. She even slightly reacted to the breeze in her hair: the first breeze she felt as a free woman in years. She’s no longer a prisoner.

Would it have been better to catch him and jail him? Maybe. But he wouldn't stop. He'd never stop. And even if it was on tape, they'd eventually release after, at best, 20 years. He'd still be rich, and he'd just build a new suit to "punish" her. It ain't clean, but it's the best option when dealing with a psychopath who has no remorse. She's free. And now she can heal.

To the men in the comments: *No, Cecelia is NOT the villian nor is she "just as bad as him."* Put yourself in her shoes; If a man repeatedly hit you, destroyed all of your friendships, made you lose job opportunities, killed your sister, and killed multiple police officers, would you let that person live? 🤨

6:05 That “SURPRISE”… SAVAGE!! 😮😮😮

God, that look in his eyes at 3:03 when she breaks down. I don't think we even have a word for that combination of triumph, hunger, control and lust. Him giving her that semi-confession immediately afterwards shows he was perfectly happy for her to know that he did everything (and probably didn't suspect that she was recording him, or he'd turn her talking about "honesty" back on her), he just wasn't willing to have her look him in the eye and negotiate. Once she's broken down crying like a scared child, he's very willing to play the generous lord and reward her pleading, and thus positively reinforce her submission.

She didn´t become the villain. This is what the rad fems call ¨k*ll your aggresor¨ She literally had no other choice, he made it clear that he was never going to let her be free of him. And after seeing everything that this monster was capable of, I find this ending perfect.

God, this movie was a masterpiece. Gaslighting 101

This is such a good ending for me. I was screaming when she did that. Like, get him gurl.

Best part: She got the dog.

Rarely do I find a remake better than the original, but I honestly can say this remake was better than the original in so many different aspects.

Man, if only June had that suit with her when Gilead took over. She'd have saved a whole nation.

Elizabeth Moss: Wonderful, fabulous, amazing, great actress, and scary good at saying a lot with a little. Oliver Jackson-Cohen: scary good at making me believe that he is a psychopath. Also a wonderful actor. Must have been interesting/fun shooting that thirst slice sequence.

This is the perfect story to explain gaslighting to anyone who doesn't understand it. Imagine doubting your own memory of events because someone you trust tells you differently, and then imagine being called crazy (or otherwise manipulated) for remembering things the way they happened. That's this movie in a nutshell, and it's gaslighting in a nutshell. In real life, it doesn't require a suit of invisibility.

For having such a limited amount of screen time they had Griffin played perfectly by Oliver Jackson Cohen did SUCH an amazing job. His voice is so soft yet got this sickly tinge to it that he is intimidating yet oddly charming at the same time. So creepy. Truly a powerful presence.

The way I see it is Celica was the first thing in Adrian’s life that he was not in control of and that made him lose his grip on reality, he was willing to do anything to gain control of the first thing that was out of his control although he never learned that even as a genius you can’t control love

He has a suit. She also has a suit. If she doesn't shut him down first, he'll do it to her and take her baby away. This woman is smart.

if she went back to him than he would have kept her prisoner for the rest of her life, no way he would have lost an ounce of control again because of the baby.

This movie gave me such anxiety!!! The way the camera would follow her, then she turns around because she FEELS his presence but then no one’s there? Guuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrlllllllll

It's amazing how much raw strength the invisibility formula gives people. She was able to not only hold his arms down but force him to cut his own throat even after he was aware she was there.

She did what needed to be done

Holy cow, I watched this movie last year but only now recognize this male actor after watching two Haunting TV series.

The fact that she knew it was him just from him saying surprise

This is an ending that makes you shout “good for her”

Abusers are good for one thing: doing whatever they can to maintain control over others whom assume they’re weak so that they don’t lose control over themselves.

the "surprise" at the end- I was hollerin

The interesting thing to me is that she now has the suit, but what is she gonna do with it? I’m curious if a part two will show her maybe using it to protect innocent people or if she uses it like he did and becomes the next Invisible Person?

This was a REEEEEALLYYYYYY GOOD, INTELLIGENTLY DONE, scary movie that actually appealled to GROWN ADULTS. INCREDIBLY RARE coming out of "big" hollywood over the past 50 years.

Lol not all the men in the comment section trying to blame her 🤡 after what he did to her, to her sister and everyone, he deserve to get killed by her!

And, for once, it took a while for the person with the cut throat to die. Usually it's instantaneous

This movie would fit perfectly into the Unbreakable/Split universe

I swear this was the best domestic violence victim becoming the victor story/ movie since Enough with Jennifer Lopez

Okay this movie is one of my top 5 favs, such a great story. That suit is freakin awesome.

“Surprise” it was, indeed! 👏

I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this movie. But she just leaves the crime scene

I'm glad she took the dogs at the end

I love the lead actor -- he was excellent in The Haunting of Hill House 💕 Why did he have to be cast in such a dark, disturbing role?

She sure did put on and take off that suit fast 😂

This was such an amazing remake, modern, fresh, definitely great twists and on the edge of your sea type events. This was the best part

James doesn't want to mess with the invisible woman either lol

Such a good film. Seen it several times!

No chance that she just over powered him like that. He even stopped the knife when it was up to his throat and she sheer forced him to cut still. This girl must be JACKED

Loved this movie!!

This movie was so good I had to throw my t.v off the balcony just to feel better.

There is absolutely no way she'd be able to do that. She'd have gotten got real quick.

Is that that twin from the haunting of the hill house? And although I wasn’t physically abused… I’ve dealt with emotional abuse.. he denied everything… shifted the blame to me. He did everything but apologize.. and that’s all I wanted… he knew I knew the truth… he knew the truth.. he offered to help with money problems.. he offered anything… I said apologize and admit what you did.. and he couldn’t.. glad I left before it got worse.

I can't wait until Cecil teams up with Lawrence Talbot(aka The Wolf Man), Ardith Bay(aka the Mummy) the Gilman and the Frankenstein monster to fight Count Dracula.

This movie is so good.

Legit one of my favorite movies ever.... i have watched it at least 8 times and every single time it gives me so much anxiety even though I know what is going to happen.

The beef on his plate has legs hahaha, moves from the left to the right back to the left back to the right

this movie was fucking insane

Damn. This is like the second time I've seen this dude get his throat sliced. Once by Dracula and now the Invisible Woman?

Does the invisible suit give her superhuman strength too? No way she would be able to overpower him with that knife.

I hope we get a sequel to this awesome film.

The Handmaid got her revenge.

i haven't been able to watch this yet because it's such a good depiction of domestic abuse

This was such a good movie a really good storyline to it and acting even better these types of films are my favorite

I ❤ this movie. big time!🎉

Good thing: 1. She's able to put on and take off the suit in seconds. 2. She knows how to operate the suit. 3. She's strong enough to overpower him. 4. He didn't just drop the knife. 5. He didn't use his other hand to stop his arm. 6. He didn't just move. 7. He only has one dining room camera that conveniently hides her. 8. There was no security camera guarding the second suit.

I loved this movie

This guy’s got some nerve trying to act like he’s shy and awkward after how he treated her when they were together

I watched this in theaters and thoroughly enjoyed this. It was a pleasant surprise!

This scene was so satisfying!

... AND JUSTICE FOR ALL! ⚖ ❤

Real excellent movie .....amazing Elisabeth Moss.....Cecilia did the right

Vengeance is complete ❤️ great job Lady

Underrated film!!

Great ass ending, great ass movie

How satisfying!

This was the last movie that my wife and I went to go see before the covid pandemic shutdown started. 29 February 2020

Adrian should’ve been the central character of The Invisible Man remake, not Cecilia.

I wonder if James will ever trust her again after that

Good movie

The worst thing about watching videos now is the ad$ right in the fucking middle. I remember just not long ago being able to watch whole videos with only one quick thing at the beginning. My kingdom for that feeling again.

If she becames the invisible woman then she needs to learn how to fix her suit when it gets damaged.

do y'all get gaslighting now? does it have to reach similar heights for you to get that you're being gaslit at home? it's an insidious act that doesn't need to involve some elaborate scheme or technology.

for some reason putting on the invisible suit gives them super human strength and reflexes

I was 13 or 14 when this came out and so finally understand and actually watched the whole movie😅

This movie is so good!