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I miss ur reaction to K-DRAMA, the reason I subscribed to your channel because of k drama and I see that the views is quite big on that, its kinda sad you guys don't react to k drama anymore
I’m still upset that Elizabeth moss was snubbed for a Oscar nomination i thought her performance was exceptional in one of the more truly scary thrillers in a while
Know why she was snubbed? Because more than half of the voters for that nomination are narcissistic, abusers like Adrian 😂 Hollywood is filled with them. The whole movie was a bit undermined when it came out. But an A+ imo
What I love about this movie, is that although she is somewhat paranoid from the abuse, she always trusted her own insticts when it came to knowing he was around her. Usually, in these kind of movies, the main character would notice something OBVIOUSLY weird and think they're going crazy. She know it's him and he's around and found a way to torment her.
It's always fun seeing ppls reactions to the awkward angles and the strange camera pannings. The camera views kinda make the viewer paranoid like how Cecilia is. How she gets paranoid at everything because she can't see the invisible person so the camera movements kinda make the viewers paranoid as well. It makes u think something is there even if there isn't.
One thing I just realized when she’s being attacked in the kitchen is that Adrian and his brother both were probably attacking together. Considering that he seemed able to lift her up with one arm while restraining her knife arm with the other arm. It makes more sense that the two brothers were doing it at the same time rather than he has super strength.
Yeah for some reason I was expecting an ending where he doesn't die or he does (or does he??...) and instead she lives on being afraid for the rest of her life due to the trauma because its a lot like what victims of abuse experience after since domestic abusers don't get life in prison. But I also enjoyed the girl boss moment they gave us for that lil dopamine rush lol
@@uggggggghhhhh I'm glad she had a happy ending. I know it's uncommon but we can definitely move past abuse. It gives you a reason to be better vs ppl who haven't experienced it have nothing to grow for. Not saying ppl deserve abuse, but growth is (VERY ARGUABLY) easier when you've been through really hard shit
This movie is SUCH a good visual representation of what it’s like to be in a ab*sive relationship, how hard it is to leave, how you feel after and when no one believes you when you tell them you’re being ab*sed. This movie is a masterpiece imo and I really enjoyed your reactions!
This movie is what convinced me of the Blumhouse idea of making really high quality movies on a low budget by being super smart about the writing and screenplay. Not every Blumhouse movie is a hit, but it feels like the constraints they use make for some creative solutions.
The different ways you guys react to crazy shit happening kills me every time 😂 the way Zaff only reacts with his eyes at first while Rob and Bryce’s jaws immediately hit the floor
I love just how well it framed her as crazy. Obviously that's how others saw her, but up until a little past halfway thru the movie, if you suspended her disbelief, you can also see how its possible all the 'obvious proof' of Adrian being invisible and stalking her is her hallucinating, misremembering and planting evidence like a split personality. It could have been severe and sudden onset psychosis if it weren't real. In addition it has a uniquely satisfying ending. She was exonerated and it was proven that there was in fact an invisible man after her. She got a resolution and the truth about the suit and the violence was unveiled. But he got none of that, his entire end is entrenched in lies. People are left to believe the lie that his brother kidnapped him and the lie that he sliced his throat.
i doubt there would ever be an invisible woman sequel because "the look" that she had at the end of the movie is that of a relief. She had found closure from the horrible chapter of her life with her abusive ex-bf. All that's left after that is to recover physically and mentally from the trauma, no need for more of that invisible suit!
Not to mention that it would be totally redundant of her character if she became a villain for a sequel, unless a sequel was made and she was a hero, but I don’t think they’ll do that. Blumhouse is too new of a company to fall into corporate greed
I really liked this movie. Elizabeth Moss is a great actress and she did phenomenal in this role. Really liked you guy's reactions to this and the amount of surprised looks haha it was great.
This movie kept my anxiety on its tip toes. I kept questioning if I was seeing things and then he’d just be there. This was a highly underrated movie. Bryce’s reaction to scare jumps are pure gold 😂, Zuff smiling but then his eyes are like “wait, what the f??”, Robs reaction to the restaurant scene, was like mine “did that just fucking happen?!?”. Always great reactions
So after the prison fight , we know the suit was damaged , but when he went to the house , the suit was ‘fixed’. I think at the prison it was Adrian then he went back home and sent his brother to kill the girl
I recently saw this movie and let me just say this movie has the BEST ending, especially for WOMEN who go through situations like this minus the science fiction! The main idea I think people need to take away from this movie is the fact that Adrian was indeed abusive which is why she fled away from him in hopes of gaining her freedom again and working on her mental health. However, they made sure to add elements of how a woman may seem like she is going crazy when dealing with trying to pick herself back up again after an unfortunate situation that will scar a person for life. Abuse = life trauma! Also, I like how the movie depicted when Adrian came back in the picture to attack her and Cee decided to finally put up a fight they made it look like Cee was paranoid, distraught, and delirious. Yes, we understand through context it is because she did not see him but another reason I speculated is that when women face abuse from men and start retaliating or responding sometimes women are seen as "overly emotional" or "doing too much" despite people KNOWING what they have experienced then it comes off as the WOMAN starts to become the problem. So, I like how Cee put up a fight and got her justice in the end...a reality many women do not get and if they do get justice by unaliving their aggressors or abusers they also have to pay the price for it which is really not fair in my opinion. What ever happened to people being true victims? Especially when it comes to abusers. The ending was SOOOO satisfying and I love how Cee did not let up on NEVER underestimating the type of "man" Adrian was becasue she knew him well enough to be a mastermind behind EVERYTHING! This confirms to us that Adrian really was that horrible to her, too smart for his own good, and seemed to always think steps ahead but Cee made sure she had the FINAL laugh after she had enough of his games. I think that is why so many people loved the movie even more because what else is better than a woman getting justice from an abusive man and NOT having to pay the price for it...amazing movie! ....oh and something I found interesting ..when you look at the scene when she went upstairs at 22:07 the background of Adrian's phone wallpaper is the SAME pattern found on the invisible suit which can also confirm that at one point of time it obviously WAS HIM in the suit before his brother did the rest of the dirty work.
I know this is based on the book and a remake but it's still such a cool concept. It could easily look silly but I think they pulled it off well. Elisabeth Moss is great in everything she does.
I wouldn’t say this movie is based on any of the pre-existing Invisible Man media, it’s just too different to say it’s any more than inspired by The Invisible Man. Still absolutely phenomenal though
I saw this in the cinema during covid so there was an empty seat between me and my best friend 😂 this movie in the cinema was amazing but absolutely terrifying because it was so immersive.
I highly recommend HOLLOW MAN, starring Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth Shue, and Josh Brolin. Its a more gorier bloodier of the Invisible Man, where a scientist, having tested an invisibility serum, becomes unstable and goes on a rampage.
This is just one of those movies that makes you have faith in the movie industry. Kinda sad when it came out the first thing I could think is "wow it's been too long since I've seen something with this high of a quality to it." I think if this did have a sequel it would be so cool to see her hunt down abusers and free victims from their trauma
I remember watching this at the cinema with my friends after our presentation at a conference in a completely unfamiliar other college and that night at the college dorm I can't sleep just cuz I suddenly feels like there's someone watching. My friends were like, "Don't worry nobody's in here we're safe" and I was like "BRUH that's literally whats the movie is about 💀😭" Hahaha but truly a memorable memory 😂
This was my favorite movie the year it came out. Absolute masterpiece from beginning to end. They really made you feel like you were in the abusive relationship. Appreciate the reaction!
Subscribed! I do appreciate your commentary on most of the films I've seen as well so many thanks for being one of my movie commentary channels I enjoy watching
Getting stabbed with the pen was enough to surprise/hurt Adrian but not do any major damage. It prob wouldn't be sharp, sturdy, or long enough to get very far through the skin/muscle tissue and between the ribs of a super fit guy like Adrian, especially in the pec region where she was hitting him. It probably sucked but he's not a superhuman for surviving it.
I can remember when my husband and I went to see this movie when it came out and it was just us and some random guy in the theater. No one else. It was awkward but still fun.
I also thought that he r-worded her when we found out she was pregnant!! I thought he did it while she was asleep and he was all invisible. I was DISGUSTED. But then his brother said he replaced her birth control and although it still wasn't okay, I felt a little relief that he could at least be seen when it was done. Lol Also - lmao @ Bryce looking like a little Wolverine for the rest of the video after the restaurant scene 🤣
love your guys videos so much, this was an awesome video with great commentary! i'd loveeee to see you guys watch the peaky blinders! keep up the great work!
Another movie that reminded me of this one where a main character seems insane despite what's happening around them is Smile. I saw it in the movies and it's pretty creepy/scary in my opinion and a bit gory but it was good.
Awesome reaction guys love them all Y'all should check out the "behind the scenes" of this film. It's not the only scene where they used them but that scene in the kitchen where she was picked up and almost strangled, well she was wired up like I say, but also they had a guy in a green screen suit.
Great reaction. I saw this yesterday at the theaters for a special viewing. The only thing i didnt like was how disapproving James was at the end. Like, bro he tried to kill your daughter and you on top of trying to kill your friend and killing another one of your friends. Like wtf? 👏🏽
No offense to you guys, but throughout the entire video I had I sense that yall were high, because you seemed to miss some clues that ( not to be rude at all ) were pretty easy to spot, like the very beginning of the movie, it was pretty easy to tell she was escaping Adrian, and the pill bottle was because she drugged him and hiding the evidence. Other than that though, great reaction to an incredible movie
Hi bros✋☺long time to comment your videos quite busy in my medic work...this movie really good👍 been directed by "saw fame" Leigh Whannell and the best👏acting performance by Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid's Tale fame).
Lowkey I wish the suit wasn’t in this film at all and that invisible man was just a stand-in for PTSD since the Invisible Man only appears AFTER Adrian "dies" and their relationship is over. Once Cecilia is no longer in physical danger, the mental danger begins - like PTSD does - it’s an invisible monster in a room full of people) but that attacks no one but you
@@elaz925 There IS a suit. The suit is not a metaphor it’s literally there… Adrian pulled off some optical feat of genius and that’s the plot… What are you on? 😂
@@realSimoneCherie Do you not understand what a metaphor is? Metaphor: a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else, especially something abstract. A thing, the suit(and Adrian's use of it), is representing something else abstract, the PTSD and other effects of domestic violence.
Spot the pro-lifer No, she rightly should have the choice to not have her abuser's offspring. She rightly should have the choice to have nothing tied to him and what he did to her. Don't forget, that clump of cells was very likely created through r*pe. She shouldn't have to be saddled with the physical evidence & reminder of that. No way.
