Release Date
August 4, 2000
Director
Paul Verhoeven
Writer
Andrew W. Marlowe, Gary Scott Thompson
Cast
Elisabeth Shue, Kevin Bacon, Josh Brolin, Kim Dickens, Greg Grunberg, Mary Jo Randle, Steve Altes
Studio
Running Time
114 minutes
MPA Rating
Rated PG-13 for strong violence, language and some sexuality/nudity
Working for the government, a team of brilliant scientists have discovered how to turn humans invisible. Now, the head scientist, the arrogant Sebastian Caine, has become invisible, and is starting to like his gift. He is starting to wish that he never reappeared. He is starting to think that the other people that know about him are a threat... ... Full synopsis »
MOVIE REVIEW
Last year, Kevin Bacon starred in the creepy but unnoticed creepy thriller Stir of Echoes. This year, he is trying to make a come back in the horror field with Hollow Man, a movie about a scientist who turns himself invisible and then does anything, including killing his friends, to stay that way. The title is sort of ironic, because he is anything but hollow (that would mean he has an exterior but no interior; it is quite the reverse), but that is the least of Hollow Man's problems, even though it does make a noble attempt. Full movie review »
