Hollow Man (2000)

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Written by Gary Scott Thompson, Andrew W. Marlowe

Directed by Paul Verhoeven

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA/Germany

Filmed in Colour

A group of governmental scientists, including Linda Foster (Elisabeth Shue) & Sebastian Caine (Kevin Bacon) seeks to find a way to make a person invisible. This they have no problems with. Their problem is bringing that person back to the visual spectrum so they can be seen again.

After they have successfully taken a gorilla to and from reality Sebastian decides it's time to test human subjects and volunteers his own body for research.

They later find out that they are unable to bring him back to the visual world. Soon after Sebastian starts to go insane due to being invisible and decides the only way he can live his now invisible life is to kill off all who know about his invisibility.

A must for any Sci-fi fan!!!

Cast

Image for Elisabeth ShueElisabeth ShueLinda McKay
Image for Kevin BaconKevin BaconSebastian Caine
Image for Josh BrolinJosh BrolinMatthew Kensington
Kim DickensSarah Kennedy
Image for Greg GrunbergGreg GrunbergCarter Abbey
Joey SlotnickFrank Chase
Mary RandleJanice Walton
William DevaneDr. Howard Kramer
Image for Rhona MitraRhona MitraSebastian's neighbor
Pablo EspinosaWarehouse Guard
Margot RoseMrs. Kramer
Jimmie F. SkaggsWino
Jeffrey ScaperrottaBoy in Car
Sarah BowlesGirl in Car

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