Memoirs of an Invisible Man1992
Memoirs of an Invisible Man (1992)
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Cast
as Nick Halloway
as Alice Monroe
as David Jenkins
as George Talbot
as Warren Singleton
as Dr. Bernard Wachs
as Morrissey
as Gomez
as Tyler
as Clellan
as Richard
as Ellen
as Drunk Businessman
as Cab Driver
as Cathy DiTolla
as Roger Whitman
as Patrick the Bartender
as Edward Schneiderman
as Chairman of the House Committee
as News Anchor
as Mrs. Coulson
as Delivery Boy
as Maitre d'
as Helicopter Pilot
as Man Who Hails Taxi
as Technician
as Helicopter Pilot
Critic Reviews for Memoirs of an Invisible Man
All Critics (29) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (23) | DVD (3)
Boasts excellent visual effects but otherwise relates a mediocre story.
It stumbles along as a low-rent ripoff of James Whalens's classic of the The Invisible Man
Director John Carpenter did the best he could with this invisible man story, but unfortunately, Chevy Chase was in charge.
A solid sci-fi movie, suffering only from a terrible marketing campaign.
The first film to be released by the pod person John Carpenter, after the real one was abducted by aliens.
They couldn't go wrong with The Invisible Man could they? Yes, they could.
Audience Reviews for Memoirs of an Invisible Man
Not your typical Carpenter film this and certainly not your typical Chevy Chase film either. Everyone knows the basic premise for 'The Invisible Man' and this film is based on a novel so there aren't too many surprises along the way. I think the casting of Chase was wrong for the film really, he does add a nice light touch but he doesn't fit the seriousness of it all. You can't help but think Dan Aykroyd or Eugene Levy will pop up and crack a few visual gags. Chase does charm well, adding a gentle feeling but the addition of Hannah as his love interest really doesn't help, she is so so wet and lame, turns the whole thing into real mush. Effects wise the film is quite good and at the time they did make an impact. Nothing original looking back of course, all the usual type of visual gags and transparency problems one would expect, but some sequences do look good still. Its more enjoyable to watch the special effects knowing no CGI was used, that does make you appreciate the work more and some of it is kinda cute these days. A pleasant film with no real surprises or much originality. Expect to see the typical bandaged man look a few times, can't have an invisibility flick without the obligatory bandaged man, makes you wonder where he got all the bandages. Also gotta wonder where he gets all the clothes and smoking jacket type attire from, the Claude Rains film really set a trend there. Bottom line, Chase is the good invisible guy and Sam Neill is the bad CIA guy after him. Personally the offer of being a top undercover spy working for Uncle Sam doesn't sound too bad if you ask me, dunno what Chase's character is complaining about. A wander into mainstream Hollywood type affairs for Carpenter without his usual quirky mysterious thrills. Nice film but nothing to shout about.
Super Reviewer
Another Chevy Chase's film, that could be much better. Despite the special effects, and chilling story, Memoirs is not so funny. But is memorable, for me, at least. Weak.
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a john carpenter film, so much is expected, but totally undermined by the lead, doing a bad bogie ...
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