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The Invisible Man - The Legacy Collection (The Invisible Man/Invisible Man Returns/Invisible Agent/Invisible Woman/Invisible Man's Revenge)

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Format	Multiple Formats, Dolby, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC, Black & White
Contributor	Dudley Digges, Peter Lorre, Henry Travers, Ford Beebe, Gloria Stuart, James Whale, Ilona Massey, Carl Laemmle, Jr., Una O'Connor, A. Edward Sutherland, R.C. Sherriff, William Harrigan, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Joe May, Vincent Price, Jon Hall, Forrester Harvey, Claude Rains, John Barrymore, Edwin L. Marin, Virginia Bruce See more
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For the first time ever, the original The Invisible Man film comes to DVD in this extraordinary Legacy Collection. Included in the collection is the original classic, starring the renowned Claude Rains, and four timeless sequels, featuring such legendary actors as Vincent Price and John Barrymore. These are the landmark films that inspired an entire genre of movies and continue to be major influences on motion pictures to this day.

Bonus Content:
Disc 1 - The Invisible Man (1933):

Now You See Him: The Invisible Man Revealed
Production Photographs
Feature Commentary with Film Historian Rudy Behlmer

Disc 2 - Invisible Agent:

Trailer

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Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.33:1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.54 x 0.75 x 0.07 inches; 7.2 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Ford Beebe, Joe May, A. Edward Sutherland, Edwin L. Marin, James Whale
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Dolby, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC, Black & White
Run time ‏ : ‎ 6 hours and 26 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ October 19, 2004
Actors ‏ : ‎ Claude Rains, Ilona Massey, Vincent Price, Jon Hall, Virginia Bruce
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ French, Spanish
Producers ‏ : ‎ Carl Laemmle, Jr.
Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono), Unqualified (DTS ES 6.1)
Studio ‏ : ‎ Universal Studios Home Entertainment
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0002NRRRO
Writers ‏ : ‎ R.C. Sherriff
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 2

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Michael Patrick Boyd

Can You See Me

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 17, 2009

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The Invisible Man - The Legacy Collection is six hour and twenty - six minutes and was released on DVD on October 19, 2004. Barring Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man, you get all five invisible movies: The Invisible Man, The Invisible Man Returns, The Invisible Woman, Invisible Agent, and The Invisible Man's Revenge. The commentary by Rudy Behlmer and the special Now You See Him The Invisible Man Revealed try to do justice to the collection but falls just a tad short. Besides Disc 1 the only the bonus feature to this collection is the movie trailer for the Invisible Agent; none of the other movies come with a trailer to them. Besides what I just wrote this is still a great collection to own. The Invisible Man - The Legacy Collection gets an AAA+++.

The Invisible Man is one hour and eleven minutes long and was released on November 13, 1933. The film is about Dr. Jack Griffin, his first name is never mention in the film, who has develop a formula to make him invisible but the only drawback is he has not discover the formula to cure him. He takes shelter at an Inn in Iping. At the end he wants to be left alone, but that is to no avail. When the policeman and some villagers come to evict him, Griffin reveals his invisibility. Griffin takes shelter in his friend house Dr. Kemp. Kemp calls the police and Griffin finds out and flees. Griffin comes back to kill Kemp. By now Griffin is wanted by the police for numerous killings. In the end Griffin is captured by the police. This film is Claude Rains first United States picture, which plays Dr. Jack Griffin (The Invisible Man). We only see Claude Rains briefly at the end of the movie when he is dying from a gun shot wound and becoming visible once again. During the rest of the film his face is covered in bandages or we only hear his voice. Before blue screen technology was invented the special effects on the invisibility are great. Talk about being creative. This movie was way ahead of its time. There is only one minor flaw in the movie. Since the movie is set in England; Dr. Jack Griffin looks up at a sign that says "Iping ½ mile." England has a metric system so it should have read kilometers. This is by far a great movie to watch and own. I will give The Invisible Man an AAAAA+++++.

DISC 1

DVD FEATURES

Scenes
Bonus Materials
* Now You See Him The Invisible Man Revealed
* Production Photographs
* Audio Commentary with Film Historian Rudy Behlmer
Languages
1. Spoken Languages
a. English
2. Subtitles
a. English
b. Español
c. Français
d. None
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The Invisible Man Returns is one hour and twenty-one minutes long and was released on January 12, 1940; almost six years after the original. Vincent Price stars as the Invisible Man. In this movie Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe (Vincent) is accused of murdering his brother and is set to hang. Dr. Frank Griffin (the brother of Dr. Jack Griffin) goes to visit Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe at his cell to give him the drug to make him invisible. Once invisible, he set offs to find the real killer; who turns out to be his cousin Richard Cobb. In the end we find out that it is new blood that restores Geoffrey back to life. There are some differences in this movie. Monocan was used in the original to make Dr. Jack Griffin invisible; duocaine was used to make Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe invisible. Claude Rains gets top billing in the Invisible Man while Vincent Price gets second billing in the Invisible Man Returns. Also at the end of the movie when Vincent Price is becoming visible we see him for about three minutes. In the Invisible Man when Claude Rains is dying and becoming visible, he gets less then ten seconds of air time. This is an excellent movie to watch and own. The main goof in this movie is whenever we "see" the invisible man there is an outline of his body. The Invisible Man Returns gets an AAA+++.

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DVD FEATURES
The Invisible Man Returns

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Languages
1. Spoken Languages
a. English
2. Subtitles
a. English
b. Español
c. Français
d. None
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The Invisible Woman is one hour and twelve minutes long and was released on December 27, 1940. This is the second movie in The Invisible Man series and Virginia Bruce plays the Invisible Woman. The Invisible Woman is not your typical Universal horror movie. The movie was written for laughs only, so there is nothing to be scared about. Besides having a female invisible the main difference between the last two movies and the next two is that a machine is used to the person invisible. The plot of this movie is that a professor has invented a machine to make people invisible and is looking for a test subject. Kitty Carroll answers the newspaper ad and becomes invisible. The machine is stolen by Blackie Cole so he can become invisible and return to the United States. Though they did a good job of trying to make Virginia Bruce look invisible; you can see that they had some trouble. In one scene, you can see her shadow on the wall. Though I was not in stitches, I did have a few laughs. So, I recommend and go ahead a buy the movie. The Invisible Woman gets an B+.

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DVD FEATURES
The Invisible Woman

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Languages
1. Spoken Languages
a. English
2. Subtitles
a. Español
b. Français
c. None
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The Invisible Agent is one hour and twenty-one minutes and was released on July 31, 1942. The main plot of this move is the grandson of Frank Griffin has inherited the formula of invisibility and has changed his name to hide his identity. Germen and Japanese agents have entered his shop to persuade Frank to hand over the formula, he escapes however. When Pearl Harbor is bombed Frank goes to work of the United States as an invisible agent. The Invisible Agent makes a few mistakes. When Frank Raymond (played by Jon Hall) is confronted is his shop by German and Japanese spies and revealed he is the grandson of Frank Griffin; says that Frank Griffin was shot down a killed. First that was Jack Griffin in the original Invisible Man and two Frank Griffin is a bachelor in the Invisible Man Returns. Some other trivia also is Jon Hall is the only person to play the Invisible Man in two films. Also Cedric Hardwicke starred in the Invisible Man Returns as well as this movie. The Invisible Agent is part comedy, part propaganda, and part suspense movie. Jon Hall is shown more then the Invisible Man and the Invisible Man Returns put together. The special effects are okay well. I just thought the script was weak and did not live up to the past three invisible movies. The Invisible Agent gets a C from me.

DVD FEATURES
Invisible Agent

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Bonus Materials
* The Invisible Agent Trailer
Languages
3. Spoken Languages
a. English
4. Subtitles
a. English
b. Español
c. Français
d. None
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The Invisible Man's Revenge is one hour and eighteen minutes long and was released on June 9, 1944. Unlike the Invisible Man Returns and the Invisible Agent, this does not follow a timeline nor is it a sequel like Frankenstein and the Mummy sequels. The thing that it is shared is the last name Griffin and the movie does not indicate that he is related to Jack or Frank Griffin. Jon Hall makes his second and last appearance as the Invisible Man. Robert Griffin has escape from a mental institution and is on his way to England to get his share of the fortune due to him. When he gets to the home of Lady Irene Herrick and Sir Jasper Herrick, he demands his share and wants it now. Jasper is reluctantly willing to hand it over, but his wife Irene is not. Though it is hinted in the movie that she caused him to loose his memory, she never omits openly. Irene drugs Robert whiskey and convinces Jasper that he is still insane and steals the proof of paper that proves he is equal to half of everything. They dump his body near a river where Roberts almost drowns until he is rescued. In the middle of the movie he finds Dr. Peter Drury who invented an invisible formula. Dr. Drury turns Robert invisible and Robert set out seeking revenge on the family that tried to kill him. End the end Brutus a dog winds up killing the Invisible Man. The story is so-so and the acting is lame. In the end, you wished that Brutus killed Lady Irene Herrick and Sir Jasper Herrick and feel sorry for Robert Griffin. I can only give this movie a C-.

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The Invisible Man's Revenge

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1. Spoken Languages
a. English
2. Subtitles
a. Español
b. Français
c. None
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There must be a way back!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 31, 2012

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THE INVISIBLE MAN

An adaptation of an HG Wells novel of the same name, James Whales' cinematic version borrows much from the book while adding enough to make the film his own. It is a sad tale involving an un-cautious scientist who goes mad while injecting generous amounts of humor and comedy at the same time. Coupled with some of the best special effects ever, The Invisible Man is a classic tale of criminal and scientific horror.

As the title states, this is a movie about an invisible man, Jack Griffin. Griffin is a scientist of the highest caliber, a gift that also acts as his curse after he invents a serum that can render a man invisible. Griffin's intentions are to find an antidote, "a way back" as he calls it so that he can turn himself visible again and live a normal life. He sees the mistake he has made and understands he can never re-enter normal society so long as he remains invisible.

That's where the fun comes in. After barricading himself in a small village inn, Griffin's temper gets the best of him and he causes a riot after the landlords try and kick him out. You see, one of the side effects of the serum is insanity, although we are never sure if Griffin's unstable mind is due to that, the strains of his predicament, or the glory that the serum will bring him. Whatever the case, Griffin can be a real troublemaker when he wants to. He punches, strangles, ransacks and causes a whole host of problems when tempted. Sometimes his pranks are downright funny, such as when he throws a bicycle and begins smashing windows.

This is what makes the Invisible Man so great. He doesn't have super powers, he isn't psychotic or physically strong. He's just invisible and insane. You get the impression that if Griffin weren't invisible he wouldn't be as brazen as he is. But as he is, he does all the things we wish we sometimes could. This makes Griffin's situation all the more confusing because even though by the middle of the film he is a criminal with ill intent, he is still sympathetic and in many ways, very likeable. Even in the act of strangling a man to death Griffin comes off as innocently as an impish child till we realize the exact nature of his action.

The sets are really engaging and all the actors are fantastic, but it's Griffin's appearance that steals the show. When visible, he is cloaked head to toe in cloths, his face wrapped in bandages complete with fake nose and dark glacier glasses. But when he disrobes, that's when the real effects come in. They are truly amazing in an age before CGI.

I like the authorities reaction to Griffin, too. They are in a pinch as they try and figure a way to capture Griffin before he can commit more crimes or finalize his ultimate goal: to sell the serum to an enemy for a king's ransom. It's a tough time for the police who have never encountered a crook quite like this.

The acting deserves some special attention. Claude Rains stars as the invisible man, although just his voice, but it's perfect for the part. He's sort of like the original James Earl Jones, the voice behind the mask that becomes so famous. There are scores of great characters from the smallest extra to the stars, but it is perhaps Una O' Conner as the landlady who steals the whole show. Her exaggerated expressions, screams, and movements are one of a kind.

The Invisible Man is one of the more engaging movies to ever come out. It is a blend of fine acting, direction, script-writing, special effects and character sympathy. At times you'll find yourself liking Griffin. Sometimes you'll wish you could be his partner in crime, for the temptations of being invisible and ruling the world are pretty high. Ultimately you'll feel pity for him, stuck as it were in a physical and a spiritual void that much as he may try, he can never escape.

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Richard H. Strobel

Classic Universal horror film in their hey-day

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on November 17, 2017

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WOW… what a great film. I always “try” to put myself into the mindset of the audiences back in 1933 while watching these classic monster films from the early 30’s to get the full benefit. What I would give to be a 14 year old seeing this (and other films) for the first time during the dirty-30’s. Must have been as mind blowing as The Exorcist was to audiences in 1974.
I seldom achieve that state of mind but it does work to make me appreciate them all the much more. James Whale was in his true element directing these gothic horror films, with the help of great sets and cinematography as well.
Claude Rains is perfectly cast as the obsessed scientist who goes mad and has a hatred of mankind, somewhat well founded in some aspects I must say. That awesome voice coming out from that great make-up and excellent wardrobe leaves a lasting experience even almost 90 years later. No film is complete without Una O’Connor and her trademark scream and unique voice.
A must have for horror or film buffs.

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Mr. Jonathon T. Beckett

One great Universal horror. One enjoyable romantic comedy

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on October 17, 2010

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In 'The Invisible Man', a scientist who has discovered the secret of invisibility has also been driven mad by his findings. Whilst he plans a reign of terror, there is a frantic search to find the 'Invisible Man' before he holds the country to ransom.
In 'The Phantom Of The Opera', a timid violinist Erique Claudin(Claude Rains) falls in love with the Opera singer he watches every night from the aisles. When he is terribly disfigured by acid during an arguement over a supposedly stolen Concerto, Claudin escapes by staggering into the sewers below the Opera House. Soon after, the same Opera House starts to experience a rash of bad luck, with a series of accidents and culminating with the murder of the resident Opera Dame. Now the door is open for Claudin's favourite singer Christine Dubois(Susanna Foster) to be the star attraction. Just who is responsible for the terror at the Opera?
1933's 'The Invisible Man' is rightly regarded as one of Universal's greatest Horror films. Okay it is borderline science fiction, but the Invisible Man's motivations and madness are the stuff of horror. It is superbly directed by James Whale, who sticks very close to the original story by H.G Wells. Central to the films success is a marvellous performance by Claude Rains, an actor born into poverty in the East End of London. He is a mixture of cunning, madness and pathos in the title role. The performance is even greater considering he spends the entire film wrapped in bandages apart from the final scene. The other great draw are the fantastic special effects that still hold up so well today, nearly 80 years after the film was made. Terrific
I wish the same could be said for 'Phantom Of The Opera' another vechile for star Rains. Once again, his performance his excellent, but really there is little else to recommend it as a horror film. That is probably because it isn't a horror film, rather a romantic melodrama with a vein of comedy running through it. Treat it as such and you might enjoy the musical numbers that take up large portions of the film, and the interplay between policeman Raoul D'Aubert(Edgar Barrier) and Opera singer Anatole Garron(Nelson Eddy) who are both suitors of Christine. In fact, you might have to pinch yourselves a couple of times to remind yourself there is a 'Phantom' in the Opera at all. The best thing about the film is that it is soaked in glorious technicolour, and of course the music is eminently listenable. If you are looking for a horror film though, I would recommend that you visit either the masterful silent 1925 version starring Lon Chaney or even the underrated 1960 Hammer version.
However this whole package deserves five stars as there are a great wealth of extras on the two discs, as well as two classic films. Just don't buy it expecting two horror films, as you might be dissapointed. 5 out of 5

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Russel M Mulvihill

Amazing Invisible Man: Years Ahead Of Its Time.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 20, 2014

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Having seen other versions on the theme of invisibility, and I thought this particular version would be the usual type of poor special effects (cigarettes dangling from thin wires, actors struggling with an imaginary foe) but I was very surprised with the special effects used. Though the film was made more than eighty years ago the effects used where mind blowing. At the time of production (1933) the visual effects must have been at the cutting edge, the only rival at that time being King Kong (1933) released in the same year by RKO.

The film also uses much of the plot of the H.G. Wells novel, For instance Griffith's growing megalomania. Even the inclusion of a love interest does not spoil the story. The practicalities of invisibility are not avoided, how for instance do you keep warm in the depths of an English winter, when for all intents of purposes you have to be naked and barefoot.

Finally this outstanding movie was made by James Whale, for Universal who's other directional efforts include Frankenstein, The Old Dark House, Bride Of Frankenstein and the best version of Showboat made in 1936. For the price the Blu-ray version is outstanding value and takes pride of place amongst my Universal horror collection.
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Keith Naylor

Amazing early horror!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on June 19, 2021

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Wonderful early atmospheric horror.
The effects for the day are outstanding.
Universal were lucky to have one of the greatest directors of the time - James Whale.
The Blu Ray quality is very good, but the 10 false starts on the disc before we actually get to the beginning of the film are very annoying.

J.J.

One short of completion

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 16, 2012

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This contains every one of the original Universal Invisible Man series apart from Abbot and Costello meet the Invisible Man, this would have been fine perhaps if they had released an Abbot and Costello meet the monsters legacy collection set, but unfortunately this didn't happen so it's disappointing that wasn't included for sheer completions sake. The movies that are included in this set are:

The Invisible Man
The Invisible Man Returns
The Invisible Woman
Invisible Agent
The Invisible Man's Revenge

Probably the most helpful thing I could say is that this set is the only way you can get the sequels on DVD I believe. Some are available on VHS and I have seen a DVD of Invisible Agent on here but it's pretty expensive and you'd be better off just getting it from this set.

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