Absolutely stunning movie! Massively underrated. Not many people understood the film it wasn’t a ghost gimmick it was beautiful and about the heavy burdens we carry and how our family have a massive impact on our lives. Two individuals completely opposite are forced to understand one another’s life and come to care for each other. The ending was beautiful and heartbreaking a movie that has impacted me and I have never forgotten

Had some potential but the characters behave really irrationally. The writers tease you thinking the characters are going to end up together and then they just randomly kill the girl off. Bizarrely, they act like this is a positive thing at the end, even though her little brother's life is still a complete mess and she's dead now. Baffling choice

This movie doesn't go as hard or as deep as it could have, so I can see some people finding it underwhelming, and while the ending is certainly decent as an epilogue, I can't call it particularly satisfying either. However, I actually found much of this movie to be rather compelling, and where the movie started to move to greatness (usually to stop prematurely), I was able to respect what it was accomplishing. It was almost never up to its full potential, but a B/B- is hardly an F. However, there is one moment involving a dying bird at a window that, honestly, I thought was absolutely spellbinding and borderline heartbreaking, despite it only lasting about 45 seconds, and this was a moment of genuine excellence on this movie's part. But overall, I just thought it worked well enough as what it was: A moderately somber character study that dabbled in an odd spiritual mystery element - Frankly, I think the character study might have worked better, but neither is bad, and the character study (of the main character and those around him, how they react to his disappearance) is sometimes rather poignant. It's inoffensive and quick, and honestly not particularly taxing to watch, so if the concept ever intrigued you, I'd say give it a go -- Likely, the worst-case scenario is you'll be disappointed.

So the critics give Home Alone a 66% and The Invisible a 20% ... That should tell anyone a lot about critics. Aside from the pop music montages, this was a great movie. I highly recommend. Why did the critics hate it so much.. It is baffling to me. Was it as good as Donnie Darko? No... But what a great double feature it would make. Screw the critics.. Just enjoy a good movie!

If you really think this is bad movie. You lack paying attention to the real story of course it could have better back stories for character development. Although they explain it as it goes on after he was in his spirit form. The reason why I give this a 3 1/2 is it needs more and a little better acting. For example when Nick at the end was talking to Victor he calmy said she died with no emotion or expression of being anywhere near upset.

There's just something about it that breaks through your barriers and sticks with you. The girl delivers a fantastic performance, it is a very romantic and accurate depiction of what a twisted sense of humor life has sometimes.

I enjoyed this one overall, but, there were some loose ends in the story and things that didn't add up

ridiculous and dull, the film doesn't seem to know what it wants to be and ends up just existing.

Good performances and interesting elements saves a monding pace and plot.

If you’re a 13 year old girl you might like this movie about teenage angst

worth watching to fill spare time

I absolutely love this movie

Underrated hidden gem

Questionably unsatisfying after compelled by the intriguing aspect being the main selling factor as it only felt inconsistently transparent without being fully bodied except being an ordinary teen flick at a troubled height. Its redemption slightly manifested by the generic soul's soundtrack, contextually apparent conscience portrayal and both Chatwin and Levieva's performance with the latter being more on the transformative side. (B-)

well made, lovely acting, great story and looks beautiful too. Low ratings very unfair. I really enjoyed it.

i really liked this movie

A bit slow, but if you find yourself identifying with either of the main characters, absolutely moving.

I liked this movie, and once again i totally disagree with banal comments coming from so called Critics. Yes ,the movie wasn't a classic, and the young actors did a great job. the ending was , in opinion done very well. I didn't find it confusing at all,or funny, as again another banal crictic thinks he or she is on top of their game . Its so very clear never take any notice from "so called Critics" watch it yourself and then decided.

How about someone acknowledge this movie in relation to the novel it was based off of.....does anyone even know that little fact? Mats Wahl's 'The Invisible'

Pretty good movie. Though the film was misadvertised as a mystery, the plot offers an interesting concept, the direction is solid, and Chatwin delivers a strong performance.