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There was a hiccup at first but was IMMEDIATELY resolved. Absolutely please with the purchase.
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So, I usually don't do this, but seeing all of the negative criticism directed at this film bothers me. Here goes. THIS IS A GOOD FILM. On the surface it is a somewhat cheesy scifi thriller about an invisible man tormenting people, but when you stop and think about it, this film is about voyeurism. Not just voyeurism, but the relationship between audience and events that take place in the film. It degrading into a simple horror film is actually exactly what the audience wants to see: sex and gore. Not only do we get to see it, but it could be argued that our desires for it are actually translating into the film. There is no invisible man and it is us who all are performing these depraved acts. This is much more disturbing to me than seeing some masked killer watch and then violently murder a victim. This is why this film is good.
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Great movie and great price fast service movie was used but in great shape played fine.
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Title: Hollow Man - Director's Cut
Version: U.S.A / Sony Pictures / Region A, B, C
Aspect ratio: 1.85:1
MPEG-4 AVC BD-50
Running time: 1:59:15
Movie size: 28,93 GB
Disc size: 33,34 GB
Average Video Bit Rate: 25.47 Mbps
Number of chapters: 16
LPCM 5.1 4608Kbps 16-bit English
DD AC3 5.1 640Kbps English
Subtitles: English SDH / English / Korean / French / Spanish / Arabic / Portuguese
#Featurette
--HBO First Look Special - Hollow Man: Anatomy of a Thrille (15 min)
--15 Fleshing Out the Hollow Man
#VFX Picture In Picture - comparisons
#HD Trailers
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"Hollow Man" is a masterpiece of science fiction horror. A modern remake of "The Invisible Man," it is a slasher film that is primarily set in the claustrophobic environs of a high tech underground laboratory. It has the age old theme that was present in such horror classics as "Frankenstein": A mad scientist believes he is God.
Egotistical play boy researcher Dr. Sabastain Caine (Kevin Bacon of "Friday the 13th") has invented a drug capable of turning animals invisible. (The potential medical and military applications are mind boggling.) Only problem is that it is nearly impossible to reverse the procedure. The longer an animal remains invisible, the more psychotic it becomes.
Determined to make history, Caine injects himself with the drug. He experiences a personality transformation similar to that in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Unable to become visible again, his evil personality takes over. He traps his colleagues inside the laboratory and murders them in gruesome fashion. He was a victim in "Friday the 13th"; now he is the serial killer.
Gorgeous Elizabeth Shue ("Link") oozes sex appeal (doesn't she always?) as fellow researcher, Linda McKay. While battling the invisible maniac, she reminded me of Sigourney Weaver's outstanding performance in "Alien."
"Hollow Man's is a must see for fans of modern science fiction horror such as "Resident Evil," "The Fly," "Alien," and "Mimic." Fans of slasher fare will also enjoy this one because some of the death scenes are gruesome. The ending is quite explosive.
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