The suspenseful thriller "Invisible Man" produced by Universal Pictures will be officially released in the mainland on December 4. Today's film released a behind-the-scenes special, "thriller professional" director Ray Werner and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss to provide audiences with an immersive and extreme fear, while focusing on human and social issues .
"Invisible Man" is a classic IP and iconic image known to countless people, and this time, director Ray Werner has constructed a new story, starting from a female perspective, telling the heroine Cecilia escaping from her boyfriend's control, and then his sudden death triggers a series of bizarre horror stories. As director Ray Werner puts it, such an experience in the face of an invisible character whose threat is ubiquitous but difficult to trace will greatly increase the audience's sense of fear. All along, the number of imported thriller movies on the domestic big screen is not much, "The Invisible Man" as this year's box office double harvest of blockbuster masterpieces, its release is undoubtedly a generous gift for Chinese film fans, can feel the mystery and tension of the all-round advent in the theater, will also be a rare enjoyment experience.
"The Invisible Man" is not only full of creepy tense scenes and emotional rendering, but also beyond the traditional routine of horror and bloodshed, in Elizabeth Moss's view, the film tells the story of "men intimidation" and "women screaming into the air", which also reflects the current situation of women's survival that is constantly stirring up discussion - how to deal with violence. When a distress signal is sent, is anyone willing to believe you? The depth and realism of the story sets it apart from other films of the same genre and has the power to really strike at the heart. As the well-known American media "Variety" commented: "Stimulation is not only to make your senses excited, but also to have emotional meaning." This film takes us to a time when thrillers can also have real meaning. ”
In the film, the emotional and psychological changes of the heroine Cecilia are the biggest attractions. Elizabeth Moss, who has had a stunning performance in "Mad Men" and "The Handmaid's Tale", interprets cecilia's role with perfect acting skills, and the different states of haggard nervousness, hesitation, collapse madness and calm determination are just right. Rolling Stone magazine attributed the film's success to Moss's explosive performance: "She dug so deeply into human nature that her portrayal of the character broke the boundaries of thriller films. ”
On December 4th, walk into the theater and experience the thrill of being surrounded by fear.