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[@anthonyleachman3541]

🎥 🎞

[@AnthonyLeachman-sc6es]

​@@anthonyleachman3541🙁 why she there? I told everyone wrong number

[@subroy7123]

Both the actors killed it here. Oliver Jackson Cohen did one of the most realistic depiction of an abuser I've ever seen.

[@iamsherlocked345]

He really did .. it was beyond creepy.

[@GodsPower99]

Probably is one ngl

[@NorthernRealmJackal]

​@@GodsPower99 lol it's called acting you actual psychopath

[@glenglen01]

@@GodsPower99oh..!

[@A_Frog]

@@GodsPower99🤨

[@benm5970]

I love how subtle his confession is, he never directly says “Yeah I did it” but he knows that all Cecilia needed to hear was the word “Surprise” and she would know

[@squamish4244]

I don't know if he picked up that he gave himself away there, or he might have been more guarded when she left the room right after that. But if he did, he certainly didn't think she had the guts to go through with actually killing him. She's weak, in his eyes. She came back to him and he pretends he's a changed man, like so many abusers do.

[@CeltycSparrow]

I agree. I DO love how she turned this word (and his method of murdering her sister) back on him, when SHE becomes the invisible woman and slashes his throat, ending it with a "surprise" of her own. I think she was also the one to position the camera to precisely pick up the whole exchange, even making it appear that he slit his own throat and she called in a suicide. And notice, she even makes it a point to get out of the camera's sight before that triumphant Cheshire cat smile when she hangs up from dialing 911.

[@ThallVic]

And such poetic justice: she killed him in the same way he killed her sister.

[@ivanche2984]

We don't know if he really did it

[@ThallVic]

Oh, yes. You got a point there, @@ivanche2984.

[@tiffanybarnes8286]

@@ivanche2984 he did it

[@KevinLopez-pu7ll]

@@ivanche2984 in the attic scene the Adrian’s phone says “surprise”, before she kills him he says “surprise”, that’s how she knows he did it. Even tho she was justified she became what she hated.

[@TFD-sn5nt]

How quickly can you put on that suit? Looks so unrealistic

[@jaylonmcmiller9143]

She gave him one chance to tell the truth not just to get closure, but to stop herself from doing the unthinkable. He made his choice, decided his own fate, and in the end…became his own executioner. She did what needed to be done to save two lives: hers and her child.

[@magnusryder]

Nah, she's worse than him

[@TheBretchenShow]

@@magnusryder no normal human believes that. it is 100% valid to take care of people who are abusing you and cannot be stopped any other way. especially when they, i dont know, kill your sister in front of you, frame you, and have you sent to a mental institution. Bad people get bad treatment in life.

[@bannedmann4469]

​@@TheBretchenShow You don't belive that. Swap the genders and you'd change your tune. No one would say that for a man dripping his abusive wife, or mother, or sister. Or anything..

[@c.ostriker5572]

Mate, this woman was justified in taking the course of action that she eventually took. This demon/ narcissistic sociopath took things to a level that was beyond human endurance for this woman. To say that she's a monster 👹 worse than him and to try and switch genders to justify the argument that she is just as bad, is too stupid to even put forth. Any person male or female who went through what this woman went through would very likely have done the same thing. And NO she did not threaten to harm the detective. He witnessed up close and personal the torment she went through and he understood on a basic humane level that this degenerate was not going to stop unless other measures were taken. AGAIN anyone trying to put forth we gender swapping opinion is sincerely too bloody ignorant and stupid to even talk.

[@edwardchen9619]

@@bannedmann4469 if the genders swapped i would be saying the same thing. that PERSON deserved it because he was atrocious. if it's an abusive mother i would be wishing the same, which comes with lots of examples. dont direct everything to politics and gender issues.

[@Andre_APM]

The final shot of her filling the entire frame with no negative space was a perfect way to end the movie

[@comiccinema8177]

That’s so brilliant. I never even caught that. There’s no more empty space to watch out for and no reason to look over her shoulder again.

[@huh387]

I watched this movie Her husband tortured her so much he even killed her sister infront of her and then framed her for it. She was never free of him even though she got away from him. The ending is poetic and theatrical since now she framed him as if he killed himself and she killed him the exact same way her husband killed her sister, slit the neck with a steak knife. And now shes truly free of him.

[@laporte1625]

I haven't seen the full movie, but are we sure he was the one to actually do it? And not his brother? How do they explain that his brother was in the suit?

[@huh387]

@@laporte1625 There were two suits. The husband and his brother both did the terrorizing and killings. But the mastermind to the whole thing is the husband.

[@pretoilustra]

@@laporte1625yes there’s multiple indications throughout the movie. The surprise text, the photos, him implying that by the way he phases the words for her in the end here, the two suits which gave him the alibi his gaslighting and manipulation in this scene and the directors explanation

[@danielmcguire7752]

One other thing when Adrian killed her sister he did it in one quick swing and she was dead so for him she made it nice and slow made him feel all that pain and suffering that he put her threw basically like the saying goes What Go Around Come Around 😌

[@Uhohlisa]

@@laporte1625 If you watch the movie, him saying "surprised" to her was him confessing.

[@jakeprice6659]

Such a satisfying conclusion to their relationship and to the movie. She really knows how to deliver a raw performance. The emotional switch on her face after he says the word “surprise” meant that she got the answer she needed. He used the same word earlier right after she was sedated in prison for killing her sister.

[@whitescalepictures7555]

lo

[@corym.m.3084]

Dude sealed his own fate by saying that “surprise”

[@shamarrialexandre-little3158]

He blew his cover as a good liar🤦🏾‍♀️

[@krlosz1996]

@@shamarrialexandre-little3158 he didn't really blow his cover, he was taunting her, he was admitting to it in a way that nobody but Cecilia could understand, it's just another power play of his.

[@glizzyyy1207]

@@krlosz1996That’s kinda dumb though. He pretty much just lost any chance he could of ever reeling her back in by doing that.

[@Blakenew127]

@@glizzyyy1207arrogance is usually what makes psychopaths fall. Many k1llers were caught because they couldn’t keep their mouths shut, the need to brag was overwhelming. Just like his need to torment he, he couldn’t even make a full dinner without doing it even by the menu itself, dude chose wine, raw meat and Japanese when he thinks she ispregnant.

[@scp-09698]

He even talks like a liar, his body language. Amazing actor

[@lolhcd]

on a theatrical level yes, but a real psychopathic liar wouldn't be that obvious. but still great acting

[@mechanomics2649]

@@lolhcd Yeah, body language bullshit doesn't work in real life.

[@whatdoiknow8654]

@@mechanomics2649it does my country side friend, it does.

[@rafaelarcas942]

Once a untrustworty liar, always a untrustworty liar .

[@breathoffreshair7795]

@@mechanomics2649body language bullshit does work- what that commenter meant by “psychopathic liar” is a liar who uses lies as their primary method of communication- this is extremely and astronomically rare - however these individuals have created language out of lying thus are often completely consistent in their behaviors revealing no foul play. Every human outside of them is EASY to read, if you dont think that its very seriously because you havent learned the skill (which demands you first learn about psychology )

[@squamish4244]

Such a great depiction of an abuser. This is what they do. Deny, obfuscate, control, shift blame, gaslight...until they slit their own throats. A shame really, that he chose the coward's way out.

[@dankartes]

HE chose the cowards way? SHE murdered him! The Father of her baby! Horrible woman, just the worst!

[@xoxojustno6971]

@@dankartes sarcasm, right? Just making sure ur not an incel

[@rocioolivera1258]

@@dankartes Trolling on the internet....... If you don't grow up 🤨

[@dankartes]

@@rocioolivera1258 "Trolling on the internet......." - Is that a question or a statement? "If you don't grow up" - If I don't grow up, then what? Try to use complete sentences with proper punctuation. It makes you seem more like a grown up sweetheart.

[@feegagsart1683]

@@dankartes the girl was abused and mentally tortured by him, and you’re feeling sympathy towards the guy?????? Unbelievable how you could side with him. It was clearly obvious he was trying to get her back so that he can abuse her again by his expressions and gestures….

[@eradicatedpulse6896]

James: "it sounded a lot like he killed himself" James is a real one.

[@uswiz16]

This was such a satisfying ending. He doesn't confess because he knows he's on camera, but the subtle use of "surprise" just to taunt her is super messed up but it was all she needed to hear in order to follow through with her revenge. Poetic justice. It's just sad that there are so many men and women out there who can't escape their abusive marriage-prisons the way she is able to. 10/10 movie though. Would watch again and again.

[@aerinapatra]

elizabeth slayed this role so hard. she and the villain's actor did amazing jobs to bring this ending to life

[@iamthedangerbiznatch]

His name is Oliver Jackson Cohen, a very talented and underrated actor, did amazing job in haunting of the hill house, haunting of bly manor and man in an orange shirt. I love him!

[@cocomo3141]

Yea they both did a great job

[@davidw.2791]

You know what’s fun? Once upon a time, she voiced the little girl in Batman The Animated Series episode “See No Evil” (the one that gave us the “Batman thumbs up” gif). ETA: I got the last part wrong; Batman Thumbs Up is from “Be A Clown” 😅

[@LegendarySpaceRipper]

I wish there was more invisible stuff going on. Like an annoying Invisible Woman and Bride of Frankenstein in the same universe.

[@Bonbonbon739]

It’s creepy when his voice literally turns into the invisible man voice we heard the whole movie when he puts his hand on her leg

[@kendawyatt3219]

I loved this scene!!! It was the same fate he gave her sister. The fact she continued to enjoy her night while he bled out like the swine he is was so beautifully poetic. 💙✨🥲

[@gbo4802]

You idiot, do really think a woman would have the strength to overpower a man to cut his own throat?? Movie bullSh!t, would NOT happen in real life!

[@puppetpawss]

Something to also note is that when they sit down for dinner, Adrian has provided Cece with food and beverages such as sushi, steak and wine. Cece is pregnant. Wine is already an obvious contender for what you should not consume while pregnant, it has an entire syndrome dedicated to why it's not a safe thing to do, and sushi and steak are generally deemed as unsafe meals to consume while pregnant due to both foods being some form of raw, give or take depending on steak, while sushi is raw fish. With all of this in mind, this paints a picture that Adrien either doesn't care about nor want the child, and is actively trying to kill Cece's baby while it's in the womb, or the more likely option, Adrian doesn't care enough to do any research as to what a pregnant woman can or cannot eat and drink while pregnant. Honestly just another great way of showing how much of a cardinal abuser Adrian is. While he is actively trying to manipulate her into coming back to him, he can't even be bothered to make her a meal that won't actively kill her baby.

[@八木あえ実]

nice details you noticed here, brillant !

[@lilacblue783]

Probably the latter. It's obvious he Does want a baby with her

[@steveurkel9097]

I thought about this as well and thought it was your second option. He doesn’t seem like he gives a f*** about the baby to do any real research. I also can see him doing this on purpose tho. Thanks for not letting me think I was being crazy lol.

[@jolie8276]

I feel like he did it on purpose because I feel like wine and sushi, those are general things that most people know should not be eaten while pregnant whether you do research or not that’s pretty general knowledge plus he’s a very smart guy. It would genuinely shock me if he didn’t know. I think he knew and wanted to harm the baby.

[@MartinTraXAA]

I think it was absolutely purposefully done. So she either has to be a "rude guest" and not touch anything, giving him an opportunity to feign offense, or if she reaches for any of it he can admonish her as a bad mother.

[@marcosnonato]

🎶He had it comin', He had it comin', He only had himself to blame. If you'd have been there, If you'd have seen it. I betcha you would have done the same.

[@whitneyrose9293]

Love it ♥️ Chicago!!!!! Yaaaas 😂

[@alicegraham1571]

🎶I got involved with this wealthy man. Life was good until he tried to control every part of mine. Thought he could get away with anything because no one could see it. I guess it finally got to him when he slit his throat. Such a shocker. No one saw it coming, especially not his security camera. ;)

[@wuraolaolagunju]

​@@alicegraham1571oh that is glorious!👏🏾👏🏾

[@cchisolm92cc]

Let's go 😂 Love that movie.

[@FucTrump]

Much as I despise that movie.....that song goes perfect with this.

[@plaguedvenice]

The sound of him dying was so good, the gurgling but raspy breathing, fantastic.

[@thefunny8034]

Say that again

[@jeiteran]

When she said: SURPRISE. That was THE moment.

[@alicegraham1571]

Dang this hits the nail right on the head as far as abusive relationships. Remorseless lying, compassion veiling ostracizing, narcissistic manipulation

[@jirden]

Such a satisfying ending. She even slightly reacted to the breeze in her hair: the first breeze she felt as a free woman in years. She’s no longer a prisoner.

[@willmeyer2259]

5:57 love this sort of death for any villain, living just long enough to watch the people you’ve hurt smiling triumphantly at you

[@justindixon1586]

Right it so much better then them dying with honor or in some deluded belief they won some way. A true and shaking defeat that breaks them in the final moment is so satisfying

[@aaronhughes4700]

@@justindixon1586modern movies here that tho they’d rather a villain be “deep” or right.

[@deborahdefelice8692]

Yes " this is what they do" that line struck me right in the gut. She calls him a narcississt psychopath ! Perfect movie for ex to watch!

[@mzytryck]

God, that look in his eyes at 3:03 when she breaks down. I don't think we even have a word for that combination of triumph, hunger, control and lust. Him giving her that semi-confession immediately afterwards shows he was perfectly happy for her to know that he did everything (and probably didn't suspect that she was recording him, or he'd turn her talking about "honesty" back on her), he just wasn't willing to have her look him in the eye and negotiate. Once she's broken down crying like a scared child, he's very willing to play the generous lord and reward her pleading, and thus positively reinforce her submission.

[@bannedmann4469]

Why wouldn't he suspect that? There were always cameras there. That's his job.. this writing sucks.

[@DuelaDent52]

@@bannedmann4469 He felt he didn’t need to keep an eye on her in that moment because he thought he had won and she was just going to the bathroom.

[@khaleesi1346]

Wow ,iyi analiz

[@JohnSmith-bn5mi]

Would it have been better to catch him and jail him? Maybe. But he wouldn't stop. He'd never stop. And even if it was on tape, they'd eventually release after, at best, 20 years. He'd still be rich, and he'd just build a new suit to "punish" her. It ain't clean, but it's the best option when dealing with a psychopath who has no remorse. She's free. And now she can heal.

[@strpe9701]

Jail? Look at that house. Even if he confesses on tape he is getting a few months at best

[@JohnSmith-bn5mi]

@@strpe9701 Yeah, but I'm going on the maximum for those cases. Considering his brother took the fall for everything else, he'd only ever have one charge. And the max for the thing, if I remember for battery? (It's been 2 months) is 20 years.

[@frederalbacon]

This is the perfect story to explain gaslighting to anyone who doesn't understand it. Imagine doubting your own memory of events because someone you trust tells you differently, and then imagine being called crazy (or otherwise manipulated) for remembering things the way they happened. That's this movie in a nutshell, and it's gaslighting in a nutshell. In real life, it doesn't require a suit of invisibility.

[@iamsherlocked345]

It made me remember my whole process of realizing I had been drugged/assaulted. Realizing I wasn’t imagining that was something entirely new for me.

[@jcmat9917]

6:05 That “SURPRISE”… SAVAGE!! 😮😮😮

[@fritzadonisperez4550]

This is such a good ending for me. I was screaming when she did that. Like, get him gurl.

[@iamsherlocked345]

Ikr such a satisfying ending

[@infinity_sh4816]

fr

[@TheMisadventuresOfACatLady]

Me too! I was like, "Yassssss gurl! Get him!" 😂😂😂

[@malkeus6487]

It's amazing how much raw strength the invisibility formula gives people. She was able to not only hold his arms down but force him to cut his own throat even after he was aware she was there.

[@BerserkCD]

What formula? It was a body suit.

[@93hothead]

In this movie there was no formula but for some reason she has super human strength lmao

[@justindixon1586]

The suit definitely gives some enhanced strength all the things done for the users was above average

[@kyleRayn]

The satisfaction of her saying "Surprise" back to him in his last few seconds of life was such a good way to beat him. One of the most satisfying endings I've seen in a movie in a while.

[@merlinho0t]

Rarely do I find a remake better than the original, but I honestly can say this remake was better than the original in so many different aspects.

[@iamsherlocked345]

Adding the perspective of a controlling relationship was a good choice… because that does happen irl

[@MeepMeep88]

Na the original had bewbs... THis one did not

[@tylerduggan7776]

⁠​⁠@@MeepMeep88if you’re talking about Hollow Man that is ALSO a remake. The original is a black and white horror film.

[@AmongSussySonic]

​@@MeepMeep88 perv

[@93hothead]

@@tylerduggan7776hollow man was better

[@naiiiim]

This movie gave me such anxiety!!! The way the camera would follow her, then she turns around because she FEELS his presence but then no one’s there? Guuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrlllllllll

[@iamsherlocked345]

The clicking noise was so creepy because you realize just how much he was watching her …

[@naiiiim]

@@iamsherlocked345 yes!!!!! MY GOD!!!

[@iamsherlocked345]

@@naiiiimand the creepy clicky noises the suit makes… ohhh that was legit scary. I rewatched the movie recently and noticed that way more than before.

[@sarahhales1505]

Elizabeth Moss: Wonderful, fabulous, amazing, great actress, and scary good at saying a lot with a little. Oliver Jackson-Cohen: scary good at making me believe that he is a psychopath. Also a wonderful actor. Must have been interesting/fun shooting that thirst slice sequence.

[@godofevil9468]

For having such a limited amount of screen time they had Griffin played perfectly by Oliver Jackson Cohen did SUCH an amazing job. His voice is so soft yet got this sickly tinge to it that he is intimidating yet oddly charming at the same time. So creepy. Truly a powerful presence.

[@iamsherlocked345]

So perfectly slimy

[@marshallc6215]

Limited screen time? He was in the entire movie.

[@freja201]

@@marshallc6215 it probably wasn't him under the suit lol not to mention his character is invisible for the majority of the movie

[@willgisby4248]

I looked at behind the scene and all the scenes with him been invisible is Oliver Jackson Cohne wearing a suit that felt like a large condom, he was always in thescenes wearing that suit

[@justatroll4282]

God, this movie was a masterpiece. Gaslighting 101

[@curious1053]

Gaslighting isn’t real, you’re just crazy.

[@banjokazooie8124]

@@curious1053 LOL, that's gaslighting right there! I really hope you're joking!

[@curious1053]

@@banjokazooie8124 and if I’m not?

[@banjokazooie8124]

@@curious1053 If you're not, you got some psychological issues to deny gaslighting.

[@lucasbroome1048]

@@curious1053 Have you ever taken psychology? Dated more than once?

[@Olga-zk3rj]

"Good for her" should become a film genre by now

[@MrBeautiful2908]

Abusers are good for one thing: doing whatever they can to maintain control over others whom assume they’re weak so that they don’t lose control over themselves.

[@svcbadasswaytocrash2369]

Man, if only June had that suit with her when Gilead took over. She'd have saved a whole nation.

[@ci7210]

LOL was thinking the same thing.

[@willgisby4248]

The way I see it is Celica was the first thing in Adrian’s life that he was not in control of and that made him lose his grip on reality, he was willing to do anything to gain control of the first thing that was out of his control although he never learned that even as a genius you can’t control love

[@finfog4590]

But you can control people

[@willgisby4248]

@@finfog4590 She would never love him though

[@winterbelle708]

@@finfog4590 hmm you really can’t

[@finfog4590]

@@winterbelle708 Money, power, influence. You can. Maybe not like a puppet but you can.

[@winterbelle708]

@@finfog4590 no and i agree but free will kinda hard counters any of that

[@alexandraluster284]

Best part: She got the dog.

[@Dewy22895]

the "surprise" at the end- I was hollerin

[@CodenamePrince]

When he says, "I am telling you the truth." He looks away from her. When he says, "Surprise." Thats what sealed his fate. Its the same word he said after he killed her sister.

[@MaximusAlcarinque]

Elizabeth Moss always acting in these roles where she's dealing with abusive men exhibiting stalkerish or cultish tendencies, and she herself is stuck in a cult with men probably doing the same tactics to her but irl.

[@iamsherlocked345]

Especially if she’s been in that environment her whole life yeah …

[@jeralynnmalline9178]

if she went back to him than he would have kept her prisoner for the rest of her life, no way he would have lost an ounce of control again because of the baby.

[@JJDK485]

He has a suit. She also has a suit. If she doesn't shut him down first, he'll do it to her and take her baby away. This woman is smart.

[@leslie7974]

She did what needed to be done

[@JohnDoe-ce1kx]

Holy cow, I watched this movie last year but only now recognize this male actor after watching two Haunting TV series.

[@benm5970]

This guy’s got some nerve trying to act like he’s shy and awkward after how he treated her when they were together

[@takeshikujo2909]

I love how the movie does give you the clues in the end that it really was Adrian. The fact that Adrian clearly made multiple suits since his brother and Cecilia each had one, the fact that his suit was damaged and flickering which along with the fact that it would have been impossible to beat Cee to James and Sid’s house on foot while she made it by car, the fact that there wasn’t another car at the scene of Tom’s death to show he got there on foot, the height difference between both Griffin brothers as the Invisible Man who fought the guards was clearly larger and more imposing than the one that attacked Sid, also that the first Invisible Man was strong enough to take on multiple guards while a kid and a woman killed the second, and you can even feel the frustration in Adrian’s voice when he’s trying to convince Cecilia to trust him and that smug smirk of satisfaction when it seemed like she did. Not to mention the movie clearly showed how dangerous Adrian is at the beginning where he was so angry that Cee tried to run that he broke through a car window with his bare fist to get to her while Tom was clearly spineless and submissive to his clearly more frightening brother. Everything clearly points to Adrian when you go back to the film and take note of the scenes logically. And the ending is so great, not just because of how satisfying his demise is but also that he sort of created a bigger monster in Cee, and I’m a sucker for “The Monster Creates a Bigger Monster” concept. Freaking love this movie! 😍🤩🫥

[@iamsherlocked345]

Very much a he had it coming ending … all of that red flag behavior.

[@dilloncamp8538]

This movie was so freaking good man.... The twist in the plot seemed strange at first but MAN DID IT WORK OUT ....the actores also did such a great job...and the use of negative space was so unsettling 👀💯💯

[@aplit]

This is an ending that makes you shout “good for her”

[@iamsherlocked345]

Definitely… he had it coming with that creepy behavior for reals

[@cutienerdgirl]

To the men in the comments: *No, Cecelia is NOT the villian nor is she "just as bad as him."* Put yourself in her shoes; If a man repeatedly hit you, destroyed all of your friendships, made you lose job opportunities, killed your sister, and killed multiple police officers, would you let that person live? 🤨

[@marktrigg467]

I'm a man and I completely agree with you

[@taelorpickel2830]

Well, it's not all men. I have experienced emotional abuse in the past. I am a male.

[@iamsherlocked345]

Nopeeee I can’t lie … I low key wish a painful end for the person who drugged/assaulted me. This ending satisfied me.

[@FucTrump]

What a bullshit argument that is. By doing this, she's just as bad as him. As if she ever would have done this in a million years if he hadn't put her through the nightmare he did. Not to mention, she never would have done one iota what he did to bring her to this point.

[@nettewilson5926]

If you have to explain that…it’s wasted time in typing that explanation

[@katelynnebrown17]

I swear this was the best domestic violence victim becoming the victor story/ movie since Enough with Jennifer Lopez

[@greeneyedwarlock882]

This was a REEEEEALLYYYYYY GOOD, INTELLIGENTLY DONE, scary movie that actually appealled to GROWN ADULTS. INCREDIBLY RARE coming out of "big" hollywood over the past 50 years.

[@redactedandredactedaccesor7290]

REAAALLLLY?

[@greeneyedwarlock882]

@@redactedandredactedaccesor7290 REEEEEALLYYYYY! (And IF you’re trying to ridicule me, 🖕😁)

[@redactedandredactedaccesor7290]

@@greeneyedwarlock882 REALLY REALLYYY?

[@greeneyedwarlock882]

@@redactedandredactedaccesor7290 🖕🖕😁

[@samurai4469]

@@greeneyedwarlock882 but was it REALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLY GOOOOOOOOOOOOD tho?

[@kikidevine694]

And, for once, it took a while for the person with the cut throat to die. Usually it's instantaneous

[@kjh697]

Okay this movie is one of my top 5 favs, such a great story. That suit is freakin awesome.

[@miranda13c]

“Surprise” it was, indeed! 👏

[@GMmaster99]

Sherlock Holmes: an actor so consumed with his act that one thing he won’t account for is spontaneous reaction.

[@kimjoohans]

Lol not all the men in the comment section trying to blame her 🤡 after what he did to her, to her sister and everyone, he deserve to get killed by her!

[@Србомбоница86]

Nah ,if it was the other way around and she was a narcissist,women would still pity her lol

[@adrianghandtchi1562]

@@Србомбоница86power imbalance my dear, context is important, villains need to meet their end no matter how it’s.

[@newpunko7987]

No one is saying that lmao

[@Србомбоница86]

@@adrianghandtchi1562 women are not powerless

[@cutienerdgirl]

​@@Србомбоница86 If it was the other way around no one would pity her. Adrian literally killed her sister and multiple police officers. 🤡

[@garzapinups]

This was such an amazing remake, modern, fresh, definitely great twists and on the edge of your sea type events. This was the best part

[@robbo_96]

This movie would fit perfectly into the Unbreakable/Split universe

[@fieryeurochick3194]

I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this movie. But she just leaves the crime scene

[@mimoo-69]

I'm glad she took the dogs at the end

[@rotazd]

The beef on his plate has legs hahaha, moves from the left to the right back to the left back to the right

[@cameronmanning8606]

James doesn't want to mess with the invisible woman either lol

[@benm5970]

I think that him seeing the invisibility suit was all the proof he needed to know that Cecilia was telling the truth, but at this point even though he would’ve arrested Adrian there’s now no way to prove that he did all that stuff, and so I think they’re just going with a cover up story because there’s nothing else they can do

[@Nunov103]

Elizabeth Moss was simply brilliant in this movie, a truly amazing performance ✌️

[@TheCarlScharnberg]

Such a good film. Seen it several times!

[@pass4359]

This movie was so good I had to throw my t.v off the balcony just to feel better.

[@bannedmann4469]

Yeah, I thought it was weak too..

[@iamthedangerbiznatch]

Good, it was of no use for you anyway.

[@retnuhressiv]

Legit one of my favorite movies ever.... i have watched it at least 8 times and every single time it gives me so much anxiety even though I know what is going to happen.

[@iamsherlocked345]

It’s so satisfying… he gets what he deserved after everything.

[@timothysmart685]

He was too fine to be as crazy as he was fr😭😭

[@Mio248]

Damn. This is like the second time I've seen this dude get his throat sliced. Once by Dracula and now the Invisible Woman?

[@RobinHood3000]

Just waiting for him to check off Frankenstein's Monster, the Mummy, Swamp Thing, and the Wolfman 😂

[@damndanim]

​@@RobinHood3000well, for the swamp thing you can watch The Haunting of Bly Manor 😅

[@timdaugherty4014]

I can't wait until Cecil teams up with Lawrence Talbot(aka The Wolf Man), Ardith Bay(aka the Mummy) the Gilman and the Frankenstein monster to fight Count Dracula.

[@SlashyBashy_]

That’s not going to happen

[@timdaugherty4014]

@@SlashyBashy_ Why not?

[@drilltotheheavens1695]

@@SlashyBashy_bro it already did ya ever seen Hotel Transylvania?

[@beamzsalt4252]

cringe

[@markdaly1648]

The movie was not a success. I saw it on TV. Last year. The scene where he stalks her and that jump scares her was the only effective scare of the movie. I know the original is a very dated movie effects wise. But the og movie was based on the book. Hg Wells was involved in the screenplay. The scenes where he takes his revenge. Are very tense and Claude raines is beyond superb as the original invisible man. There is a redemption arc at the end. In this version. The tech inventor is horrible bully and an abuser and killer, a stalker. It was made for a progressive audience.

[@dejyvo]

this movie was fucking insane

[@whitneyrose9293]

I love the lead actor -- he was excellent in The Haunting of Hill House 💕 Why did he have to be cast in such a dark, disturbing role?

[@scarlett.trinity]

Also in Bly Manor... i love this actor😂❤

[@merlinho0t]

Dark and disturbing roles interest some actors more than playing the good guy. It gives them a chance to show versatility and sometimes they even find it really fun to be the villain. If I was an actor I would want to be cast in a vast variety of roles, not just playing the hero or the main character each film or TV show.

[@iamsherlocked345]

@@merlinho0t also so called nice guys can fool you… and he played this role perfectly.

[@callasky]

I actually love when a good actor plays a villain. It shows how versatile they are. Unlike those who only wanted to play the good guy (coughs *Will Smith* coughs)

[@whitneyrose9293]

@@callasky Would his role in Gemini man be considered a villain? 😉 I love Will Smith but agree, versatility and range is key when it comes to an outstanding acting performance 🏆

[@Rebelheart1985]

Probably the most satisfying villain death ever.

[@iamsherlocked345]

It was legit so satisfying

[@asummerphoenix]

Leigh Whannell’s directing is heinously underrated

[@jacksonpetit1983]

I watched this in theaters and thoroughly enjoyed this. It was a pleasant surprise!

[@connormurphy4799]

The worst thing about watching videos now is the ad$ right in the fucking middle. I remember just not long ago being able to watch whole videos with only one quick thing at the beginning. My kingdom for that feeling again.

[@dennyawright21]

He should have shook his head when he said “I am telling you the truth”. Liars often have a mismatch in the head and the statement…At least I saw it on those true crime interrogations. 😂

[@mcdanky9461]

She sure did put on and take off that suit fast 😂

[@lisettegarvin5030]

Loved this movie!!

[@CRUELLANDER]

I hope we get a sequel to this awesome film.

[@COL3TURE]

No chance that she just over powered him like that. He even stopped the knife when it was up to his throat and she sheer forced him to cut still. This girl must be JACKED

[@sebasfl.22]

The suit must give you super strength if someone the size of her could overpower a man his size 😂

[@Av3rag3_D0um4]

It's would be very difficult to maintain the knife without cutting next to his neck like that, not enough space for the arm to protect the neck for so much time

[@BioYuGi]

The suit very clearly gives you enhanced strength, in the hospital scene he is killing people in one blow and nobody is able to slow him down.

[@benm5970]

Well cause he wasn’t even expecting that to happen

[@susanpark3451]

Let’s be honest he had that coming. I was super proud she did that. She took matters into her own hands to protect herself and her kid.

[@spiceupyourafterlife]

This scene was so satisfying!

[@mateofernandoprietoantonio7435]

Sometimes lowering yourself to the level of your enemy is not because you are like him, it is a mere act of survival.

[@petsgamesandrobots438]

i hate how he wasted his tech on such trivial things

[@MrBeautiful2908]

This was the last movie that my wife and I went to go see before the covid pandemic shutdown started. 29 February 2020

[@vajreshthakur3009]

Good movie

[@BillyBones-ui9ck]

I love the final exit of her walking out of the house like, she can finally rest her mind knowing that he will never bother her again. The whole film almost makes the audience believe she's delusional and traumatized by her husband's abusive possessive nature, when in reality she knew the whole time what kind of man he truly was and what he's capable of. Sometimes, a woman's gotta do what a woman's gotta do.

[@LipglossAndLove13]

i haven't been able to watch this yet because it's such a good depiction of domestic abuse

[@kongwubba81]

This was such a great movie and she was insanely good in it.

[@ervinhoward9806]

The Handmaid got her revenge.

[@finlandguy427]

All we can say is that he was chocking on his own food and that's it... 😂

[@ericcassell5343]

I loved this movie

[@kingofnonation5843]

Vengeance is complete ❤️ great job Lady

[@justfrybread]

I wonder if James will ever trust her again after that

[@anam3704]

True. Even he was surprised by her action.

[@cutienerdgirl]

​@@anam3704 James trusted her deep down even when he thought she was going insane.

[@Mar032891]

Intense scene and I’m left trying to picture how strong she must be to be that much shorter than him and still have enough power to hold down one arm with one hand and force him to slit his own throat with his dominant hand.

[@spearhead2182]

... AND JUSTICE FOR ALL! ⚖ ❤

[@imeleventeen]

Great ass ending, great ass movie