Review of Invisible Agent (1942) by Jeff B — 13 Oct 2013
When you've got great genre players like Lorre, Hardwicke, and Massey in the film, you expect to be in good hands, but save for a fantastic central idea, INVISIBLE AGENT is a mostly dull affair, bearing little of the creativity or panache of some of the other entries in the Invisible Man saga.
That Curt Siodmak, a very fine writer, masterminded this is kind of puzzling, and it's easily his least successful script from his stint with Universal.
This review of Invisible Agent (1942) was written by Jeff B on 13 Oct 2013.
Invisible Agent has generally received mixed reviews.
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