John Cena's best film to date, he really shined as the main character.

The thumbnail looks like she’s afraid of Chris

That restaurant scene. Everyone in the cinema gasped

I love how this movie frames empty space as if it is a character. The cool thing is, there really might be someone there, but we can't see them. Probably my favorite thing from this movie.

It didn’t even register in my mind that this was The Invisible Man from Universal’s monsters. I was thinking it was the same vein as Hollow Man with Kevin Bacon

I feel that these thumbnails where he’s either smiling or looking sad would be great on the outside of a doctors letter. If it’s good news then place a smiling Chris and if it’s bad news then a sad Chris

I left the theater with all of my muscles so tense, this movie was STRESSFUL.

I don’t know if this was deliberate or not or something I noticed being an actor myself, but I LOVED that Tom was called a jellyfish and not ONCE in the movie is he sitting up straight, as if he doesn’t have a spine, like...a jellyfish.

Never has a movie ever made me afraid of empty spaces, well, *not since The Shining.*

Damn the film only cost 7M to make wtf now that's cost effective

I like how she called his brother a jellyfish and I wanted to yell out when she shot the first suit and saw a jellyfish on the daughters shirt, excellent filmmaking.

Her facial expressions and the way she spoke made her look insane more than he did

It’s remarkable how little you have aged visually in the last seven years.

2020: almost into 3 months. Chris: movies are finally back!

This looks awfully dark for a John Cena documentary.

MAJOR Spoilers: There is no plot hole on the transportation side. Remember there are two invisible men.

I remember being creeped out just from the trailer, especially, like he said, when the camera films those empty spaces. No pun intended, but it just goes to show that the things that scare the most are the things you can’t see.

I just saw this movie. One of the best suspense movies I’ve seen in a while. When you watch it, there are some nitpicks, but it takes nothing away from how good this film is. Elisabeth Moss killed it!!! A must see!

Okay, but that scene in the car in the beginning with her sister was maddening. Just DRIVE, GODDAMNIT!

The husband said, why did you leave me, then the wife responds, “because you weren’t being transparent” He said “well i am now”

Now THIS is what the Dark Universe should’ve been. If they ever decide to remake the classic monsters in a similar vein to this-Wolfman, Frankenstein, maybe even Hunchback or Phantom-I’m honestly all for it.

By the trailers, it seemed passable. The positive reviews had me in a mild surprise. But I'm more surprised to learn that Leigh Whannell was the director of 'Upgrade'. I don't how that information passed me.

I’m glad to see a great horror movie that wasn’t supernatural or related to something like the conjuring or anything, just a classic horror monster re created and done right! I loved it.

You don’t need security cameras when you have several on the scene witnesses that think they saw what happened.

Friend: Chris Stuckman gave this movie a B+ Me: Alright, let's go to the movies!!!!

Chris grew up with the invisible man, but he just doesn’t know it

The 2 "potholes" can be explained away. 1. The travelling question, there are 2 brothers who are stalking her, there are 3 suits. The older brother controls the younger and manipulated him too. 2. The restaurant scene, there are many eyewitness accounts that will say it was her. It happens so fast and he places the knife in her hand. Not to mention all the gaslighting and manipulation he has done to discredit her. If there was a security camera that caught it, how would that hold up in court? If no one thinks invisible tech is possible? The knife floats for a bit, but with no evidence to support her claim, there's too much stacked against her.

the lead actor (moss) carried the film, she got me glued from the beginning.

This movie makes the invisible man behave like a real monster.

Chris you should start selling t-shirts bro

Nobody: Chris’ Subscribers: My dad is also the invisible man.

When I watched it, I apparently missed the scene from the trailer where Adrian's hand print appears while she's showering. Or was that scene cut?

OKAY CHRIS, THAT'S IT. WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT WHERE YOU'RE GETTING YOUR T-SHIRTS FROM.

This movie gives the "Paranormal Activity" vibes when it pans the camera across the room.

This movie is the only horror movie I’ve ever seen that made me tense the entire way through.

The plotholes in this movie can be explained so easily. The first time I watched the movie I noticed the plotholes but was unbothered by them. The second time I watched the movie, I could explain the plotholes in the context of the movie and realised they were not really plotholes at all. 1) How did the invisible man get to the house? There are 2 brothers that are doing this. I'm sure when 1 of them is playing invisible, the other could be able to drive a vehicle. 2) The CCTV camera as the restaurant? For this you need to realise 3 things. Firstly, this guy is a genius. Secondly, he is invisible. Thirdly, he is mega rich. He murdered the sister in a crowded place so there were many, many witnesses that "saw" everything. If the girl kept insisting about the invisible man, the police might present the cctv footage in the court but it wouldn't hold up, if he didn't already have it erased by using either his money/influence or his suit. Remember, no one knows that there is a thing called invisibility suit. The court asks for hard evidence and if she said her "dead" boyfriend is the man in the suit then she would be send to a psychiatric ward indefinitely. If you take any plotholes in the context of the movie, they can be explained. The director doesn't have to point everything out manually, we as an audience also need to use our imagination and logic(in the context of the movie). The only thing I didn't like was the ending. It was kindof a predictable and meh ending. Overall I would give this movie 9/10. I only gave 9 because of the ending, everything else was phenomenal.

I met Leigh Whannell at a screening for this movie back in November he was such a nice guy and he even hugged me 😊

This film makes one question the wisdom of getting mad and yelling, “I NEVER WANT TO SEE YOU AGAIN!!!”

She wasted time getting Zeus’ collar off only for him to not be able to jump over the damn fortified fence. Didn’t she think that through smh

I love the thumbnail... it’s almost like she’s terrified of his smile.

I grew up with the invisible man. *It was my father.* 😶

Your t-shirts Chris. WHERE CAN I GET THEM 😭

She called an uber, and told him to wait for her, how was that weird?

Watched it last night. I’m genuinely surprised at how great this film is. If they want to do classic Universal monster movies like this, I’m 100% in. Also, such a brilliant way to bring The Invisible Man to a modern audience. Thematically, it’s very smart.

I hear Heath Ledger’s Joker when Chris says “Like me...” 5:32

Interesting that the Invisible Man was meant to be part of the Dark Universe, but nothing came of THAT franchise, unfortunately for Universal.

The mystery and ambiance certainly outweigh the logic in this film.

I appreciate your reviews to help me decide which movies to see. Would love to see you review Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears

This movie would’ve been perfect for John Cena.

That cowboy bebop shirt tho👀...I NEED IT😤😂

A scene from the film I found odd, is where she became a mental patient at the hospital, she managed to get hold of a fountain pen which she sliced her arm with it from the wrist down in the shower, but the injury was quickly forgotten about & never mentioned again, no blood, no nothing.

man you're my favorite channel on film revision! just saw "The Invisible man" on Crave and loved it! amazing performance as always by Elizabeth Moss!

Biggest issue with this review is that you’re in the thumbnail. Shouldn’t be there, because it’s an invisible man review

Fun Fact: The Invisible Man was none other than John Cena

I love the update on this story and it really plays on our more modern fears of being constantly watched on cameras or being under the control of tech producers. And I know it was a coincidence but having and VPN service as the sponsor for this video about this movie that I believe exhibits these themes is super good! I can’t believe it but I really enjoyed this movie

Totally forgot about the cameras at the restaurant. I was just so shocked that it happened i didn't even think about that 😅

Elizabeth Moss is amazing, her character in Handsmaid Tales is enough for me to know this women is sooo talent. Excited to see this.

The identity of the invisible man is either John Cena or Drax

Leigh Wannell is making an Escape From New York film.....*sign of disappontment*...."that excites me". Biggest misdirection since 6th Sense.

Cecilia is indeed a Likable Protagonist for a movie like this.

I love the shirt, I'm literally going to watch Cowboy Bebop right after this lol

I'm genuinely surprised. The trailers weren't very captivating. Need to see this.

What scared me the most is I can actually imagine this eventually happening. I feel like it's inevitable that our technology with become so advanced things like this will happen. Especially as we continue to study things like jellyfish and octopus'. How will normal people (poor or middle class) be able to compete with the wealthy and elite who have access to these forms of technology?

I thought I had all of the plot holes figured out but you bring up some new ones. Lol. Thanks. Now I got to get back to work thinking how to plug these holes.

That shirt of Faye, Ed, and Ein is hilarious. As always, Chris, you have great reviews.

I, Frankenstein was actually based on a graphic novel written by one of the screenwriters of Underworld

Enjoyed this movie very much. I was going to wait for a home release, but glad I got talked into seeing it with friends.

Chris!!! I love your no bullshit reviews of movies, I was hoping to see one on Guns Akimbo, but that's one you have not done yet. I hope to see a review on it and get your full honest opinion!

I was more interested in your shirt than the actual review. That is just... beautiful.

Got an ad for The Invisible Man on a The Invisible Man review

How they used the elevation of characters in this movie is incredible, like in the beginning, the stepping stool was used to turn the camera but as the movie goes on, theres less security when moving to a higher or lower place

There is one thing that Chris Stuckmann didn't mention, but I feel the need to comment on. Most film movies with an invisible man are either comedies or have the guy as a hero. I think THAT is the reason why Stuckman doesn't think The Invisible Man belongs with the other monsters, not because it's sci-fi. (He DOES realize that not only is Frankenstein's monster a science-fiction character, but that book was one of if not THE first science fiction novel.) Two notable exceptions are the original "The Invisible Man" with Claude Rains, and the re-make in everything but name "Hollow Man" with Kevin Bacon. The first movie had Raines' character start out sympathetically, but then the invisibility serum drives him crazy. "The Hollow Man" suggests that MAYBE Kevin Bacon's Sebastian might have become either affected by the invisibility serum. or simply the psychological toll of being invisible all the time. (Although Sebastian is such an @$$hole when he's visible, it isn't that far of a stretch for him to become a villain.) This movie makes it explicitly clear that this is not about a man who becomes evil after he becomes invisible, but rather about an evil man who learns to become invisible. There are other horror movies that are a LITTLE more scary, and others where I am relieved to see the final monster killed off, but rarely have I ever personally disliked a villain in a movie the way I do this one.

Me : 20 seconds in.. "oh Chris is wearing another cowboy bebop shirt"... Also me: 1minute later... "oh! I see what you did there.. Take my money!"

Guys Chris grew up feeling like an Invisible Man

Great review as always looking forward to this one hopefully in 4k and atmos but will pick up anyhow well done man.

Cecilia, you're breaking my heart You're shaking my confidence daily Oh Cecilia, I'm down on my knees I'm begging you please to come home Uh-uh-uh-eh-eh Uh-uh-uh-eh-eh Uh-uh-uh-eh-eh Uh-uh-uh-eh-eh-eh-eh-eh

Wasn't there a scene in the trailer ("He's sitting in that chair"!) that wasn't actually in the movie...?

The trailer for this movie didn't give me much confidence in this movie. I'm surprised it's reviewing so well.

Saw this tonight. Absolutely loved it! Such a fantastic psychological horror/thriller about abuse and ptsd

This movie started great in first half, but i couldn't bear the dumb moments when she conveniently waits for the villain to make a move before she moves herself, or before she picks up a gun, shoots at him etc. Like that scene at the asylum she yells at the guard that he's behind him but doesnt pick up a gun until villain kills him, on the parking in the rain she doesnt move before he incapacitates another guard as well, it was so annoying to see her make a move only after movie needed the scene to be played out by the villain first. It's like she was playing a turn-based game.

I'm not gonna lie most of the time I'm here for the amazing t-shirts

Saw it last night that moment at dinner was the most shocking moment I have seen in quite some time completely caught me off guard

The guy is obsessed with security cameras and optics and has an invisible suit, i think he'll probably could take care of a restaurant's security cameras fairly easily, the fact that it isn't showed on screen is probably to not ruin the unexpected scare, i actually thought that was brilliant, because it made Cecilia even more vulnerable, as in no place is safe with this guy

I love watching your videos dude I've been watching them for about a year and a half now, love your reviews brutha. Anyway this movie was freaking great I was not expecting it to be as good as it was

THAT SHIRT IS EVERYTHING!!!! WHERE DID YOU GET IT???

Upgrade was amazing, this looks like another great, and both on very small budgets, meaning he has to think and be creative rather than CGI everything at a cost. At this time, he is the only director I would like to helm Escape From New York.....but casting will make or break that film even if he helms it.

Great review. Booked in to watch this on Monday, can't wait!

I get to talk to Leigh Whannel tomorrow I’m gonna mention this review because I love your perspective!!❤️

Yep, hard not to go "this is not entirely logical" sometimes. But then again lots of movies have these "this happens because the script says so" moments. But if it's an otherwise good movie and I'm entertained, I can live with that, maybe even swallow a few minor plot holes.

Who else got a damn “invisible man” trailer😂

Great review Chris, I'm so looking forward to seeing this film.

The brother was in the hall at the beginning of the movie when she was sneaking out!! You hear the same clicking after she hits the dog bowl! It would explain so much!

Fun thing: Leigh Whannell was the desert pilot in Aquaman,

I honestly thought this was a remake/retell or whatever of Hollow Man feat kevin bacon

This is the closest approximation I’ve seen in a movie to what it’s like to be abused by a malignant narcissist. It made me realize how a lot of movies will use domestic violence as a go-to but this was a 2 hour deep dive into emotional and psychological abuse. I have almost never cried in a film - and I never thought that of all films I’d be choking up at the last shot of “The Invisible Man” - but here we are.

I love your review and I am definitely going to check this movie out. Where did you get that shirt?

Watching this film all I could think of was Chris is gonna love the direction and camerawork 🔥

I didn’t even try to press this notification as soon at it popped up. I wasn’t even looking at my screen. But I’m glad I did

Great review man! I am definitely planning to check this movie out because when I saw the trailer it really intrigued me and Elisabeth Moss really is a great actress also I'm a huge fan of Leigh Whannell as an actor and director.

4:40 yeah. We had to suspend disbelief quite a bit but Elizabeth Moss's acting kept me going and the direction was amazing.