Universal is releasing The Hunt, Emma and The Invisible Man this week for streaming due to the Coronavirus keeping folks out of the movie theaters.

https://variety.com/2020/film/news/...nt-invisible-man-coronavirus-1203535541/

The Invisible Man? I don't think I've see that.

From what I read, The Invisible Man is going to be very good, actually.

"Emma" - well, you got to at least tolerate if not like Jane Austen; but if you do, it sounds as if they did a lot of things right especially in contrast to the last attempt from the mid 1990s. According to critics.

Those are new movies. The Invisible Man was released on 2/28, The Hunt on March Friday the 13th, Emma on 2/21.

It's received stellar reviews but keep in mind this isn't your classic standard "Invisible Man" story.

I got you Panzer

I'm trying to think of the last Invisible Man show I watched and it was probably the TV series 'The Invisible Man' (1975-76) starring David McCallum,better known perhaps as Illya Kuryakin from 'The Man From Uncle'.

...or "Ducky", the forensic pathologist from NCIS who, according to Gibbs, "looked like Ilya Kryakin in his youth".

The SyFy Channel also made an Invisible Man series which lasted a bit longer than the one from the 70's.


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0220238/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_2

Depends a bit on what you consider the "classic standard". The Invisible Man always had a bit of a sinister element if he used his invisibility for nefarious purposes (goes back to German expressionist movie time with "Dr. Mabuse", one of the first supervillains of cinema history). So, in this case they merged the science fiction element of an inventor of invisibility with the unhinged personality of a stalker. What could possibly go wrong?

I just looked up a list of upcoming movies for the rest of the year and aside from maybe Top Gun and Dune there's not much that really makes me want to fork over the cash and go see in a theater.

The Invisible Man on the other hand, I tried to watch but couldn't see him. :

These two and "No Time To Die" are my only "must see in a theater" movies for me this year.

I hear he is a polymorph who often takes on the shape of Chevy Chase.

I just found out their turning the Tom Clancy novel Without Remorse into a movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0499097/

I've always thought that would make a good and simple action movie. I mean, it's a simple premise, a simple revenge story. Not even Hollywood can screw that up...right?

Hold my beer.

They are available now

https://www.fandangonow.com/details...020/MMVC42505A1956D82FEDB67ED902E867DAB7

https://www.fandangonow.com/details/movie/the-hunt-2019/MMV390767535C7B45795FF68C08A8E8F1E18

https://www.fandangonow.com/details/movie/emma-2020-2020/MMVD2932726C5CDEC7AC277D3F82BBAEB550

Russian sci-fi movie. The story is familiar. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11905962/ The lone survivor of an enigmatic spaceship incident hasn't returned back home alone-hiding inside his body is a dangerous creature.

The "paint by the numbers" plot qualifies it to be a Netflix original sci-fi movie.

This don't look right. Why? Instead of this junk, he should be in another 24. I ain't paying money to watch something on my little cell phone screen! Quiby will fail!

I don't understand this statement. Why would you be forced to only watch it on your cellphone? Do you not own any TV's at home with streaming capability?

Quibi is an over-the-top American short-form streaming platform that generates content for viewing on mobile devices.