A far more run-of-the-mill Invisible Man story as opposed to the unconventional nature of the previous two in the series, but that's probably to this film's detriment because it's just not entirely that interesting. It certainly has its moments, particularly a few standout effects sequences (not the obvious strings however), but the plot and character relationships are too convoluted and uninteresting to keep up with, and Jon Hall's Griffin here is just not compelling in the slightest.
A far more run-of-the-mill Invisible Man story as opposed to the unconventional nature of the previous two in the series, but that's probably to this film's detriment because it's just not entirely that interesting. It certainly has its moments, particularly a few standout effects sequences (not the obvious strings however), but the plot and character relationships are too convoluted and uninteresting to keep up with, and Jon Hall's Griffin here is just not compelling in the slightest.
