
Hollow Man
Think you’re alone? Think again.
Cocky researcher Sebastian Caine is working on a project to make living creatures invisible. Determined to achieve the ultimate breakthrough, Caine pushes his team to move to the next phase — using himself as the subject. The test is a success, but when the process can't be reversed and Caine seems doomed to future without flesh, he starts to turn increasingly dangerous.
- 6.0
- 2000
- Released
- 1h 52m

Kevin Bacon
Sebastian Caine
Elisabeth Shue
Linda McKay
Josh Brolin
Matthew Kensington
Kim Dickens
Sarah Kennedy
Greg Grunberg
Carter Abbey
Joey Slotnick
Frank Chase
Mary Randle
Janice Walton
William Devane
Dr. Kramer
Rhona Mitra
Sebastian's Neighbor
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Isabelle the Gorilla
Pablo Espinosa
Warehouse Guard
Margot Rose
Mrs. Kramer
Jimmie F. Skaggs
Wino
Jeffrey Scaperrotta
Boy in Car
Sarah Bowles
Girl in Car
Kelli Scott
Mom
Steve Altes
Dad
J. Patrick McCormack
General Caster
Darius A. Sultan
Gate Guard
David Vogt
Helicopter Pilot
Steven Fischer
Businessman (uncredited)
Pui Fan Lee
Mme. Ridgeway (Old Ebbit Grill Patron) (uncredited)
Stephen Szibler
Old Ebbit Grill Patron (uncredited)
Robert Shepherd
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)













Released
en
$95,000,000.00
$190,213,455.00
- #experiment
- #killing
- #villain
- #slasher
- #scientist
- #survival horror
- #invisible person
- #voyeurism
- #invisibility
Reviews

Kevin Bacon ("Sebastian Caine") leads a team of scientists looking for ways to make living things invisible. When he decides to be the ultimate guinea pig, it all starts to go a bit wonky - they can make him disappear ok, but they cannot quite reverse the transaction. Needless to say, despite the best efforts of Elisabeth Shue ("Linda") and Josh Brolin ("Matt") he starts to go off the rails a bit,

Loved this movie. I never seen a concept for a movie like this. I wouldn't hate being invisible at all. I can also see how it would be frustrating to not be able to become normal again too.

Great watch, will watch again, and can definitely recommend. This has a fantastic premise of what happens when humans discover a process to "invisible-lize" and "visible-lize" organic life forms. For a 2000 movie, this has a high production value and probably state of the art computer effects in 2000, and for most of the movie they hold up, though they do struggle at points. I honestly do thi

Some pretty impressive effects for the era, and a pretty cool (if not original) core concept, but what's most intriguing about _Hollow Man_ is the hero's journey, or more accurately, the absence of it. The inverse of it. I don't feel like it's fair to even say that it's a villain's journey. Assuredly, by the end of the movie, it is very clear who our villain is, but given that he starts out such a

It's amazing what you can do... when you don't have to look at yourself in the mirror any more. It was the film that convinced director Paul Verhoeven to leave Hollywood and take a break from film making. His reasoning being that any Hollywood director could have made Hollow Man, a big effects led movie that made a lot of cash at the box office. It's this that is the main problem with the pictu
I have been unusually lucky with my SyFy-channel movie watching lately. I had no idea what this movie was really but there was nothing else on last night and I also noticed that it was directed by Paul Verhoeven which have directed quite a few movies that I really liked so I decided to give it a try. As it turned out, this is another movie that is somewhat above the usual standard for movies given











