Now You See Him... The Invisible Man remake/reboot is an overall good movie that keeps you entertained and anticipating the next move. It would probably have been better if Universal correctly re-branded it as what it is; a really really good Hollow Man reboot. As with the other monster films Universal has tried to remake/reboot, this is a decent story that has very little to do with the original film, if at all. As a classic monster movie fan, I went in expecting a new take on the story and hoping to find some Easter eggs that tie it to the original. At the very least an Una O' Connor scream or reference. I found 1 1/2 things (the character's last name of Griffin and a bandaged up hospital patient). Aside from these two things, the film is an original story that can hold its own. Just like The Mummy , it seems like Universal heard an original idea and decided to brand it as a reboot/remake of its old well known properties. Even after Dracula Untold, an