The reason there are so many pan shots is to show that there may be someone there but you can't really see them. It's like they panned the camera to an actor but we just don't see them. Same thing with some of the shots that are from down the hall from his perspective watching.
@@MrSkinnyWhale exactly what I thought, it was one the few things that annoyed me. Most restaurants, especially "wealthy" ones, have security cameras that can see everything.
I adore this movie because half of the pan shots are Adrian moving around her. There’s a scene where she walks out of her room and “Adrian” pans around the corner backward!! It’s so cool when you watch it again and think of it that way
Exactly, after I rewatched the film (this time not covering my eyes half the time because I knew where the jump scares were), the movement was so perfect and it *made sense*. Like he wasnt here one shot and across the room a second later. If you follow the shots you can kinda map out the route he took which i think is stupendous.
I freaking adored The Invisible Man. Leigh Whannell did such an amazing job at reinventing its original premise in such a terrifying way and does everything with it. It’s amazingly directed, the story is beyond engaging, psychological, and unpredictable, Elizabeth Moss gives a killer performance, there are so many frightening and jaw-dropping scenes that leave you glued to your seat, and I love how it handles its themes on domestic abuse.
I'm not scared of the ocean itself. I'm scared of storms in oceans. When I see a ocean with storm scene in a movie I just feel dreadfully uncomfortable.
This film got better for me the more I thought about it. I just like that it's taking the classic HG Wells story and makes it more modern in today's society. Plus Elisabeth Moss just killed it in this film.
Ok listen it HAS to be said.... the first Saw movie is nothing like the rest and it's genuinely an amazing horror movie with only minimal gore in like three scenes. The rest of the franchise is trash but the first one is so, so good.
Saw as a franchise was convoluted but for the most part it was an excellent riveting story with a moral....as the story progresses you emphasize with John/Jigsaw and realise he is a good man with good intentions albeit s bit ott 😁 on the lessons he teaches but how the story develops in each film (leaving aside the torchure) is quite brilliant and I love how it comes full circle!
Alex Nicole I disagree. Yes, the first one is clearly the best, but the rest are still enjoyable (most of them), and the fact that it tells such a continuous story is awesome!
Mister WiZeguy the entire franchise has a soft spot in my heart for some weird reason and there’s good moments throughout them but lbr, the plot gets insanely convoluted and overly complex given the movies become straight up torture porn. I appreciate them so much for how they tried to string together some mystery and grand storytelling but it rarely worked and was mostly a vehicle for more torture lol. That said: Spiral looks dope.
Made on small budget and shot in Australia. And damn good. Elisabeth Moss is just outstanding as always. Last film I saw at the cinema before lockdown. Glad it was a good 'un.
I’m so glad you decided to watch this. The way the story developed is (chef’s kiss) perfect with great setups and payoffs. Also hands down one of the most satisfying endings of all time, imo. The fact that people are somewhat on the fence with it, like debating whether what she did was right or wrong ‘cause we never really saw the real killer, further cements it. Morally ambiguous, maybe. Justified, absolutely. Nitpicks be damned. 10/10.
I saw this movie spontaneously back in March, just to waste some time as it was the only movie playing at that time and I absolutely loved it, that ending was so fulfilling, he got what he deserved. I haven't seen much of Elizabeth Moss' work but I thought she nailed this role.
My wife and I were lucky enough to see it at our local cinema just before the world went to shit and all the theatres shut. That restaurant scene took everyone by surprise. Ive never before or since heard so many people go "WHOA FUCK!!!" all at once😆
thing i liked most about this film is it really captures what it feels like to be the victim of abuse, whether that be emotional/physical/verbal. It can feel like no one believes you bc they haven't gone thru it to see the signs and you can drive yourself crazy trying to prove your pain point blank. does she have the baby was the only question i wished they answered
I saw this at the theater and it was great to see this on the big screen. The audience reaction was like perfect. The majority of people in my screening were women watching this. Honestly, I love this film. This might be my favorite/the best film of 2020. I absolutely loved your reaction. It was perfect. Love all the No's. :D
That Sister Pissed Me Off So Much, She Deserved To Die. If Your Sister Calls You At 2am And Tells You To Pick Her Up On The Side Of A Road In The Middle Of Nowhere And Gets In The Car And Immediately Tells You To Drive Away, Maybe Don't Just Stay There Asking "What's Wrong"
This movie was freaking epic I saw it on the big screen at the theater it was jump-scare after jump-scare but not the typical ones which I love the camera work with beautifully done panning shots for perfect that scene with the sister in the restaurant did not see that coming that was well-executed this movie The love-hate relationship with people totally agree
The panning shots are mostly from the perspective of the Invisible Man. Whenever the camera moves like that you can generally assume your following him.
Based off the H.G Wells novel, probably like the 4th of 5th interpritation. The hospital scene is a homage to the orginal movie. So good, i flippin loved this movie so much!! The music oh man..loved it..
I'm thrilled that you loved it. I'm a huge Universal Monsters fan so I saw this opening day and I just adored it. You should totally do the classic Universal horror movies for October, because it's not so scary you don't want to watch it but entertaining enough to get feedback and opinions.
Thanks for these wonderful commentaries! They're from the heart and the head and are utterly sincere. I'll bet your friends adore Movie Nights with you!
I have been watching Leigh Whannell's career since I first watched _Saw_ at age 12, he was one of my many inspirations in becoming a writer myself. I have yet to see _Upgrade,_ but I was blown away by this film, this might be his best film as a director, and I hope he does continue directing films from now on. I've heard that he is apparently slated to write, and maybe even direct, an _Escape from New York_ remake. To be honest, part of me is now interested seeing in what vision he might have in mind for such a remake, especially after seeing this film. *;D*
i love your reaction to the sheet moment lol i love this film, very well made and just enough camera point to make you paranoid putting you in her shoes. Great film
If you liked the shots where he confronts the police, you should definitely watch "Upgrade" (if you haven't watched it already). The robot-like movements combined with film's atmosphere and aesthetics are insane.
I fu***ng loved the dude who dressed up as the invisible man as a villain as not only is he very unsettlingly clever but he's dangerous and he gets my blood boiling like no other villain has,my idea of a really good villain is if it gives you a real good reason to absolutely hate the villain itself and this one most certainly does NOT disappoint,I mean seriously though this costume in the hands of a VERY manipulative and intelligent person is no joke,especially if he has a very unpleasant temperament and holy sh** the ending is one of if not THE most satisfying in any movie I've seen 👏
Fun fact every scene where her boyfriend is implied to be there, there is a man in a green body suit edited out so in fact there is someone in frame throughout the film.
If you like panning shots you could try watching "The Orphanage". It's a horror-not-so-horror spanish movie by J.A. Bayona and Guillermo del Toro. There aren't as many of those shots but there's ONE in particular that is one of the best I've ever seen. Great reaction, btw! Loooooved this movie!
React to "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" please? It's an amazing film that is somewhat outside of the type of movies you usually react to, which would make it really interesting I think! Also it's full of stunning wide shots
I am curious what are some other movies that you have a love hate relationship with? Really loved the commentary! Was super excited to see another video from you this week. Gets boring living in a house by yourself during a quarantine so the extra video from you is very much appreciated!
Ngl I cried so much from this movie. This I'd a definite horror but psychological. I went through abuse myself from my d*d and then seeing my mom go through that shit as well. Even when they're "dead" the memories can haunt you.
I've been sort of binge-watching your horror / thriller reactions since discovering your channel a couple of days ago. As a fellow horror-avoider, I thank you for doing the hard work for us. There are quite a few of these movies that I've been wanting to watch for cinematography or stuff I've heard about story, but I can't bring myself to do it. You censor the nasty stuff and I get to experience it vicariously through you without having to actually frighten myself. Cheers! (When I was in my teens / early 20s my friends thought it funny to drag me to horror movies and I don't know how I did it. They made me watch The Descent (shit ending), Quarantine (shit ending), Final Destination... one of them. One with 'the hook man' and the one with the theme park. One of the 28 days/weeks/mths later. The Resident Evils but even though they were scary I actually liked them. The first three, anyway.
19:28 surprised you did not follow up on that joke talking about social distancing and then the next shot they are very far apart. should have cut back to yourself "that's more like it"
During quarantine, i’m having a great time catching up on some of your content. The throat slit seen in the theater literally shook me to my core... like fuuuuuuck 😅 that’s when I knew it wasn’t just a cheap horror movie, but actually a really methodically planned out story. Not sure how things are over there for you, but if you have the time, you should definitely check out 1917. LITERAL CHILLS. It’s like a two hour roller coaster that your eyeballs fall in love with. The music, the visuals, the story, it’s just unbelievable.
Glad the videos can help ☺️ saw 1917 at the cinemas. What an experience! Don’t think it’s a film I would do a commentary for though. I don’t think I would bring something new or different compared all the reviews out there
Glad the videos can help ☺️ saw 1917 at the cinemas. What an experience! Don’t think it’s a film I would do a commentary for though. I don’t think I would bring something new or different compared all the reviews out there.
Nics&Nacs for sure, I was more so just recommending it if you haven’t seen it yet. I’m a nerd when it comes to movie commentaries (hoping to launch my own commentary channel in the next few weeks😊) and 1917 just came out on home release not too long ago. They have a commentary from Sam Mendes and Roger Deakins and they’re both awesome 👏.
My favorite scenes are: 1. Where Cecilia is in the attic and pours paint revealing the Invisible man; 2. The restsurant scene where she watches as her sister is killed; 3. Where she's outside investigating why the doors open. We then see another person's breathe showing. Creepiest scene ever is when he took pictures of his wife and Sydney while they slept.
Watched your video the other night and it was because of this video I bought the dvd yesterday for black Friday. It was like 9 bucks. Thanks for the video.
I only recently watched The Invisible Man, so thought I'd travel back in time to watch your reaction ... but found myself choosing between this reaction and Saw. So I found it quite funny at 9:26 to hear you say that there was no chance you'd ever watch Saw, lol ... funny world isn't it. Another great reaction, gonna have to watch Saw next :-)
I just saw this last night, and I'm NOT a fan of horror/suspense movies either. I can get startled by something that happens, but I don't think I've been "scared" by a movie since I was six. That being said, the movie was great. It was a bit formulaic in places. The dog showing up in the beginning after she kicks his bowl. The diazepam showing up later and being used on her. The brother killed in the suit and used as a fall guy because there were far too many mistakes made by this genius in the hospital, it had to be someone else. And the entire end sequence from the suit to the "Surprise" was just set up so perfectly. Even though it was predictable it was still so good because of the AMAZING acting and directing. This may be one of the best directed and best shot films I've ever seen, I'd almost say it was like a modern day Hitchcock in terms of using all these elements. Hope you do more like this one, maybe I'll watch a few more "scary movies".
I like how they named him Adrian Griffin because that plays off of Jack Griffin from the original Invisible Man made in 1933. You definitely have to check out the original or the 2018 version of Halloween. What I didn't like: Why does nobody have their doors locked?
I’m glad you enjoy them ☺️ Weird how the last 6 years on my channel have flown by and people still have fun watching my content. I really appreciate it ☺️
Great reaction! I love this movie! You may know by now that this is based on the original Universal Monster classic "The Invisible Man", from 1932. That is to say, it's part of the Monsters franchise but is a re-imagining of the original, staring Claude Rains. Universal has been trying to bring their Monster franchise into the 21st century but has not been successful, until now. The film you just watched has kick-started all the plans they attempted to roll out in 2017 (with the release of "The Mummy", staring Tom Cruise) but without the "Shared Universe"-construct. Now, they are just going to take the re-introduction of the Monster characters -- Dracula, Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, The Wolfman, The Creature of the Black Lagoon, etc. -- one at a time, in smaller-budget films, allowing the Directors to create new scenarios for these classic Horror characters! I'm excited to see what they do next!
Yesss I'm so sorry this is a late comment but I just watched The Invisible man and I loved it such great acting by Elizabeth Moss and I couldn't wait to see you're reaction to it great job can't wait to see more 😊
I recently downloaded the score for invisible man and loved but I’ve stopped listening to it because I swear there’s an invisible guy just watching me lmao
After watching this film my first thought was how amazing it would be if that was a prequel film of the re-make of The Fantastic Four by Marvel. Like, somehow each character of the Fantastic Four characters get these thriller/horror solo films, only for Marvel to be like 'SIKE it was us the whole time!' and make them come together as their new, slightly more creepy, Fantastic Four!!
@Studio Autio I know, but it'd be a cool difference from the previous films, to set it apart, that actually all the new fantastic Four have their gifts through science. Like, perhaps Mr Fantastic can't actually stretch his limbs, but using some gadget or suit can warp space around himself, making it look like his limbs are stretching but its actually everything else. *shrugs* Just be neat if they made the characters different in some way from the previous two iterations, at least for me.
Franco Yauri there’s better than this garbage like guns akimbo color out of space or bad boys for life they are way better than this garbage 3rd worst horror movie I’ve seen
I definitely recommend checking out the original 6 invisible man movies (and possibly reacting to them?) from 1933-1951? (I probably have the 50s date wrong but I digress) they're so well done for their time. While they may not be scary, they just have that vintage charm to them.
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The pure shock in Elizabeth’s face at the restaurant scene was so real and devastating
i agree she needs an oscar
The reason there are so many pan shots is to show that there may be someone there but you can't really see them. It's like they panned the camera to an actor but we just don't see them. Same thing with some of the shots that are from down the hall from his perspective watching.
That restaurant scene is one of the best scenes of ALL TIME... perfectly executed....
Punn intended?
WHERE'S THE CCTV?!
@@MrSkinnyWhale exactly what I thought, it was one the few things that annoyed me. Most restaurants, especially "wealthy" ones, have security cameras that can see everything.
“Tap water it is”
The mechanics of that scene doesn’t make sense when you think about it.
I adore this movie because half of the pan shots are Adrian moving around her. There’s a scene where she walks out of her room and “Adrian” pans around the corner backward!! It’s so cool when you watch it again and think of it that way
Exactly, after I rewatched the film (this time not covering my eyes half the time because I knew where the jump scares were), the movement was so perfect and it *made sense*. Like he wasnt here one shot and across the room a second later. If you follow the shots you can kinda map out the route he took which i think is stupendous.
fun little note. any scenes that appear empty actually has the person playing the invisible man in it but only the crew knows which scenes.
What?
@@hartyhart6154 his wearing a green suit
@@sailormoonandshit
That’s bad ass.
I freaking adored The Invisible Man. Leigh Whannell did such an amazing job at reinventing its original premise in such a terrifying way and does everything with it. It’s amazingly directed, the story is beyond engaging, psychological, and unpredictable, Elizabeth Moss gives a killer performance, there are so many frightening and jaw-dropping scenes that leave you glued to your seat, and I love how it handles its themes on domestic abuse.
I watched it yesterday it's one of the best modern adaptations of the class universal monsters I hope Leigh Whannel does a Wolf man movie
This is in talks rn with Ryan Gosling in the title role and Leigh Whannel as director.
They did it
Omg plleeeasseeeee I love The Wolfman!
@@koffeekai89 check it on rotten tomatoes
A wolf man movie with an actually good looking werewolf would be great!
“I’m scared of the ocean.”
As all air breathing mammals with sense are...🙂
Except of course marine mammals like dolphins and whales. I assume those are scared of being away from the ocean. ;-)
Or should be lmao
I'm not scared of the ocean itself. I'm scared of storms in oceans. When I see a ocean with storm scene in a movie I just feel dreadfully uncomfortable.
This film got better for me the more I thought about it. I just like that it's taking the classic HG Wells story and makes it more modern in today's society. Plus Elisabeth Moss just killed it in this film.
i mean, literally
Ok listen it HAS to be said.... the first Saw movie is nothing like the rest and it's genuinely an amazing horror movie with only minimal gore in like three scenes. The rest of the franchise is trash but the first one is so, so good.
Saw as a franchise was convoluted but for the most part it was an excellent riveting story with a moral....as the story progresses you emphasize with John/Jigsaw and realise he is a good man with good intentions albeit s bit ott 😁 on the lessons he teaches but how the story develops in each film (leaving aside the torchure) is quite brilliant and I love how it comes full circle!
Alex Nicole I disagree. Yes, the first one is clearly the best, but the rest are still enjoyable (most of them), and the fact that it tells such a continuous story is awesome!
Mister WiZeguy the entire franchise has a soft spot in my heart for some weird reason and there’s good moments throughout them but lbr, the plot gets insanely convoluted and overly complex given the movies become straight up torture porn. I appreciate them so much for how they tried to string together some mystery and grand storytelling but it rarely worked and was mostly a vehicle for more torture lol. That said: Spiral looks dope.
Alex Nicole Ditto.
the first one was a masterpiece
Made on small budget and shot in Australia. And damn good. Elisabeth Moss is just outstanding as always. Last film I saw at the cinema before lockdown. Glad it was a good 'un.
I’m so glad you decided to watch this. The way the story developed is (chef’s kiss) perfect with great setups and payoffs. Also hands down one of the most satisfying endings of all time, imo. The fact that people are somewhat on the fence with it, like debating whether what she did was right or wrong ‘cause we never really saw the real killer, further cements it. Morally ambiguous, maybe. Justified, absolutely. Nitpicks be damned. 10/10.
I literally just finished this movie 5 mins ago. And now you uploaded a commentary track....wow spooky
Creepy 😬
I saw this movie spontaneously back in March, just to waste some time as it was the only movie playing at that time and I absolutely loved it, that ending was so fulfilling, he got what he deserved. I haven't seen much of Elizabeth Moss' work but I thought she nailed this role.
I watched this movie in theaters. Paid for the seat but only needed the edge
I love the way you said that! It was an amazing film :D
My wife and I were lucky enough to see it at our local cinema just before the world went to shit and all the theatres shut. That restaurant scene took everyone by surprise. Ive never before or since heard so many people go "WHOA FUCK!!!" all at once😆
thing i liked most about this film is it really captures what it feels like to be the victim of abuse,
whether that be emotional/physical/verbal. It can feel like no one believes you bc they haven't gone thru it to see the signs and you can drive yourself crazy trying to prove your pain point blank.
does she have the baby was the only question i wished they answered
I saw this at the theater and it was great to see this on the big screen. The audience reaction was like perfect. The majority of people in my screening were women watching this. Honestly, I love this film. This might be my favorite/the best film of 2020. I absolutely loved your reaction. It was perfect. Love all the No's. :D
That Sister Pissed Me Off So Much, She Deserved To Die. If Your Sister Calls You At 2am And Tells You To Pick Her Up On The Side Of A Road In The Middle Of Nowhere And Gets In The Car And Immediately Tells You To Drive Away, Maybe Don't Just Stay There Asking "What's Wrong"
2:30
If you've lived with someone abusive and see even this tinny little bit. You just know the feeling. You JUST know.
I couldn’t wait to see your reaction to that restaurant scene
That scene is fucked 😳
@@nicsandnacs
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This movie was freaking epic I saw it on the big screen at the theater it was jump-scare after jump-scare but not the typical ones which I love the camera work with beautifully done panning shots for perfect that scene with the sister in the restaurant did not see that coming that was well-executed this movie The love-hate relationship with people totally agree
11:35 the phone background.. that is just such an amazing and subtle thing to do.
The panning shots are mostly from the perspective of the Invisible Man. Whenever the camera moves like that you can generally assume your following him.
For someone who hates horror you sure do know a lot about the directors and different production companies
Based off the H.G Wells novel, probably like the 4th of 5th interpritation. The hospital scene is a homage to the orginal movie. So good, i flippin loved this movie so much!! The music oh man..loved it..
H.G.wells.
I'm thrilled that you loved it. I'm a huge Universal Monsters fan so I saw this opening day and I just adored it. You should totally do the classic Universal horror movies for October, because it's not so scary you don't want to watch it but entertaining enough to get feedback and opinions.
when cee kicked zeus' food container. i felt that. i have done the same thing when walking to the bathroom at night
I kick my dog’s water bowl all the time 😂
@@nicsandnacs me too. I get soggy socks after
At the end:
Sushi and white wine with his pregnant wife.
Some of the panorama scenes actually have someone walking but it’s just green screen which makes your gut-feeling true 🤧
Thanks for these wonderful commentaries! They're from the heart and the head and are utterly sincere. I'll bet your friends adore Movie Nights with you!
I have been watching Leigh Whannell's career since I first watched _Saw_ at age 12, he was one of my many inspirations in becoming a writer myself. I have yet to see _Upgrade,_ but I was blown away by this film, this might be his best film as a director, and I hope he does continue directing films from now on. I've heard that he is apparently slated to write, and maybe even direct, an _Escape from New York_ remake. To be honest, part of me is now interested seeing in what vision he might have in mind for such a remake, especially after seeing this film. *;D*
She’s basically me when I watched this movie : NOOOOOOOOOO NOOOOOOOOOO
ITS SO TRUEEEEE
i love your reaction to the sheet moment lol i love this film, very well made and just enough camera point to make you paranoid putting you in her shoes. Great film
9:02 Yes, that's called a Snorricam when they attach the camera to the actor/actress.
Glad it did not fail like "The Mummy" with Tom Cruise did. The ending was very satisfying.
0:00 for “Nouuuurrurur”
I kept on waiting for her too say “he’s literally invisible” whenever anyone questioned how he could still be alive
The restaurant seen literally blew my prediction straight out of the park
If you liked the shots where he confronts the police, you should definitely watch "Upgrade" (if you haven't watched it already). The robot-like movements combined with film's atmosphere and aesthetics are insane.
Loved Upgrade! Such a good movie ❤️
I fu***ng loved the dude who dressed up as the invisible man as a villain as not only is he very unsettlingly clever but he's dangerous and he gets my blood boiling like no other villain has,my idea of a really good villain is if it gives you a real good reason to absolutely hate the villain itself and this one most certainly does NOT disappoint,I mean seriously though this costume in the hands of a VERY manipulative and intelligent person is no joke,especially if he has a very unpleasant temperament and holy sh** the ending is one of if not THE most satisfying in any movie I've seen 👏
Fun fact every scene where her boyfriend is implied to be there, there is a man in a green body suit edited out so in fact there is someone in frame throughout the film.
I watched Adrian's death twice cause it was satisfying. Abused her. Killed her. Dog shock collar. Got his own brother killed
*great scene
"That was incredible, fuck you, I like it!" .....We did too........
That dinner scene slaps
If you like panning shots you could try watching "The Orphanage". It's a horror-not-so-horror spanish movie by J.A. Bayona and Guillermo del Toro. There aren't as many of those shots but there's ONE in particular that is one of the best I've ever seen.
Great reaction, btw! Loooooved this movie!
React to "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" please? It's an amazing film that is somewhat outside of the type of movies you usually react to, which would make it really interesting I think! Also it's full of stunning wide shots
the feet clapping is iconic and me
Such a well done movie, right from the beginning it was insane!
Leigh has a great reputation in Hollywood from past films.
I am curious what are some other movies that you have a love hate relationship with?
Really loved the commentary! Was super excited to see another video from you this week. Gets boring living in a house by yourself during a quarantine so the extra video from you is very much appreciated!
This is why you just kill the bad guy at the beginning i guess she never saw sleeping with the enemy lol
Man Elisabeth Moss should’ve been nominated for an Oscar with this film. At the VERY least, it should’ve been up for visual effects. ❤️
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays! All the best to you and your family! Hope the best in 2022!
Ngl I cried so much from this movie. This I'd a definite horror but psychological. I went through abuse myself from my d*d and then seeing my mom go through that shit as well. Even when they're "dead" the memories can haunt you.
I saw this in the cinema before all this corona shit started happening, and can confirm the whole fucking theatre gasped at the restaurant scene haha
So I just discovered your channel (just watched Interstellar) and now I have to go through your other movies. Love your reactions and thoughts! Thanks
WHOA i just noticed her phone background at 11:34 is the same pattern as the suit
I've been sort of binge-watching your horror / thriller reactions since discovering your channel a couple of days ago. As a fellow horror-avoider, I thank you for doing the hard work for us. There are quite a few of these movies that I've been wanting to watch for cinematography or stuff I've heard about story, but I can't bring myself to do it. You censor the nasty stuff and I get to experience it vicariously through you without having to actually frighten myself. Cheers!
(When I was in my teens / early 20s my friends thought it funny to drag me to horror movies and I don't know how I did it. They made me watch The Descent (shit ending), Quarantine (shit ending), Final Destination... one of them. One with 'the hook man' and the one with the theme park. One of the 28 days/weeks/mths later. The Resident Evils but even though they were scary I actually liked them. The first three, anyway.
Fun Fact: the original Invisible man was Jack Griffin, with this one being Adrian Griffin.
Panned shots are for a reason. And it was a great idea
Subbed because you were picking out cuts during the long-takes. Now THAT'S a love of film. :D
19:28 surprised you did not follow up on that joke talking about social distancing and then the next shot they are very far apart.
should have cut back to yourself
"that's more like it"
I just finished watching this movie so I could watch your commentary on it 😂
During quarantine, i’m having a great time catching up on some of your content. The throat slit seen in the theater literally shook me to my core... like fuuuuuuck 😅 that’s when I knew it wasn’t just a cheap horror movie, but actually a really methodically planned out story. Not sure how things are over there for you, but if you have the time, you should definitely check out 1917. LITERAL CHILLS. It’s like a two hour roller coaster that your eyeballs fall in love with. The music, the visuals, the story, it’s just unbelievable.
Glad the videos can help ☺️ saw 1917 at the cinemas. What an experience! Don’t think it’s a film I would do a commentary for though. I don’t think I would bring something new or different compared all the reviews out there
Glad the videos can help ☺️ saw 1917 at the cinemas. What an experience! Don’t think it’s a film I would do a commentary for though. I don’t think I would bring something new or different compared all the reviews out there.
Nics&Nacs for sure, I was more so just recommending it if you haven’t seen it yet. I’m a nerd when it comes to movie commentaries (hoping to launch my own commentary channel in the next few weeks😊) and 1917 just came out on home release not too long ago. They have a commentary from Sam Mendes and Roger Deakins and they’re both awesome 👏.
My favorite scenes are: 1. Where Cecilia is in the attic and pours paint revealing the Invisible man; 2. The restsurant scene where she watches as her sister is killed; 3. Where she's outside investigating why the doors open. We then see another person's breathe showing. Creepiest scene ever is when he took pictures of his wife and Sydney while they slept.
Nobody:
Nici: oh nerr! Oh Nerr!! OH NERR!!!
JK love ya!
😂😂😂
Can someone explain what the "nobody" line is even for? What about "nobody?"
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks the original meme / joke is that the thing being said is a big reaction to something "nobody" said, which "nobody" asked for
LOVE ELIZABETH MOSS. OHH YES. OHH MY....
This movie made me so damn anxious ngl
Watched your video the other night and it was because of this video I bought the dvd yesterday for black Friday. It was like 9 bucks.
Thanks for the video.
Hope you enjoy the movie! ☺️
@@nicsandnacs thanks I think I will when I get to it.
I only recently watched The Invisible Man, so thought I'd travel back in time to watch your reaction ... but found myself choosing between this reaction and Saw. So I found it quite funny at 9:26 to hear you say that there was no chance you'd ever watch Saw, lol ... funny world isn't it. Another great reaction, gonna have to watch Saw next :-)
This was a great movie. Watch Fender Bender. It’s a good 80’s throwback slasher.
Amazing film. Awesome reaction. Keep em coming plz!
I just saw this last night, and I'm NOT a fan of horror/suspense movies either. I can get startled by something that happens, but I don't think I've been "scared" by a movie since I was six. That being said, the movie was great. It was a bit formulaic in places. The dog showing up in the beginning after she kicks his bowl. The diazepam showing up later and being used on her. The brother killed in the suit and used as a fall guy because there were far too many mistakes made by this genius in the hospital, it had to be someone else. And the entire end sequence from the suit to the "Surprise" was just set up so perfectly. Even though it was predictable it was still so good because of the AMAZING acting and directing. This may be one of the best directed and best shot films I've ever seen, I'd almost say it was like a modern day Hitchcock in terms of using all these elements. Hope you do more like this one, maybe I'll watch a few more "scary movies".
I like how they named him Adrian Griffin because that plays off of Jack Griffin from the original Invisible Man made in 1933. You definitely have to check out the original or the 2018 version of Halloween.
What I didn't like: Why does nobody have their doors locked?
Love watching your videos your reactions are always so beautifully awesome and funny and really smart and cool lol
If you've not seen it yet, I would recommend that you check out The Umbrella Academy. Very good show that just got renewed for a second season
Watched I think up to the second last episode. Robert Sheehan ❤️
To each their own I suppose
No count? More like “Nurr” count, bada bing!
You should react to trick r treat! It's an amazing horror anthology movie!
*Your channel will blow up soon girl.* I have no idea how I got to see your videos. I'm glad I did and I certainly enjoy them.
I’m glad you enjoy them ☺️ Weird how the last 6 years on my channel have flown by and people still have fun watching my content. I really appreciate it ☺️
@@nicsandnacs ❤ Thank you and keep making fun videos, please.
I saw this film twice in a week. Great camera work, and an amazing soundtrack! Quite a freaky concept too!
Great reaction! I love this movie! You may know by now that this is based on the original Universal Monster classic "The Invisible Man", from 1932. That is to say, it's part of the Monsters franchise but is a re-imagining of the original, staring Claude Rains. Universal has been trying to bring their Monster franchise into the 21st century but has not been successful, until now. The film you just watched has kick-started all the plans they attempted to roll out in 2017 (with the release of "The Mummy", staring Tom Cruise) but without the "Shared Universe"-construct. Now, they are just going to take the re-introduction of the Monster characters -- Dracula, Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, The Wolfman, The Creature of the Black Lagoon, etc. -- one at a time, in smaller-budget films, allowing the Directors to create new scenarios for these classic Horror characters! I'm excited to see what they do next!
Leigh Whannell has come a long way from the days when he did movie reviews on Recovery.
Yesss I'm so sorry this is a late comment but I just watched The Invisible man and I loved it such great acting by Elizabeth Moss and I couldn't wait to see you're reaction to it great job can't wait to see more 😊
I recently downloaded the score for invisible man and loved but I’ve stopped listening to it because I swear there’s an invisible guy just watching me lmao
Funny comment how would u know the guy is invisible lol
I watched two days ago. What a great great movie.
A couple of recommendations :
"The fifth element" and "Don't breathe"
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Yes! Glad I found this one you’ll love it.
After watching this film my first thought was how amazing it would be if that was a prequel film of the re-make of The Fantastic Four by Marvel. Like, somehow each character of the Fantastic Four characters get these thriller/horror solo films, only for Marvel to be like 'SIKE it was us the whole time!' and make them come together as their new, slightly more creepy, Fantastic Four!!
@Studio Autio I know, but it'd be a cool difference from the previous films, to set it apart, that actually all the new fantastic Four have their gifts through science. Like, perhaps Mr Fantastic can't actually stretch his limbs, but using some gadget or suit can warp space around himself, making it look like his limbs are stretching but its actually everything else. *shrugs* Just be neat if they made the characters different in some way from the previous two iterations, at least for me.
Love this movie! So fantastic.
I just seen this movie a few days ago and quite enjoyed it! Looking forward to the dark knit rises! Stay motivated!!!
This movie was amazing.. Best so far of 2020
Franco Yauri there’s better than this garbage like guns akimbo color out of space or bad boys for life they are way better than this garbage 3rd worst horror movie I’ve seen
Hollow Man was a good "invisible man" movie with Kevin Bacon. Memoirs of An Invisible Man was a comedy with Chevy Chase.
Hi it’s grant from Philly! I think you should react to the intruder movie! Your reaction is fantastic!
Nice. Lavender is your eyeshade, btw. Do every Miyazaki film - you will love them. That is an order.
reminds me of that J'LO Flick "Enough"... but more fked up
what editing program do you use?
Premiere Pro ☺️
Omg thanks for responding! 😊
JJ Commentary No problem ☺️
oh and, when the knife fell, it didn't make a noise, which means he grabbed it. Which is why it shows up in a bag with the other things in the attic
You should check out Sleeping with the Enemy with Julia Roberts!
do you think this movie is a metaphor for abusive relationships?
That's all we need another message that says MEN ARE BAD!!!!!!!
Obviously lol
I definitely recommend checking out the original 6 invisible man movies (and possibly reacting to them?) from 1933-1951? (I probably have the 50s date wrong but I digress) they're so well done for their time. While they may not be scary, they just have that vintage charm to them.
Nice work.. also this was filmed in Sydney :)
Aussie represent!
Nics&Nacs I interviewed Leigh for it, such an incredible film. Loving you videos keep it up.