The Invisible Man(1933)
A mysterious bandaged man appears on a dark and stormy night, with a secret as shocking as his temper. Classic horror with innovative special effects.
Certificate
Age group12+ years
Duration68 mins
- Annabel, 11
- 3 reviews
The Invisible Man was an extremely interesting older film. It was interesting and we learnt a lot about science experiments and how if the experiments don't turn out right then something bad can sometimes happen. I would recommend this film for most children over the age of seven or even eight because it can get a bit scary.
It was also an extremely heart lifting story and had an interesting plot and had some unexpected twists and turns.
This film was good but I think I prefer films to be coloured instead of black and white.
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