'Invisible Man' reboot being revamped, drops Johnny Depp in title role

[masterofmystery]

Universal’s ‘The Invisible Man’ Reboot Lands ‘Insidious: Chapter 3’ Director, Johnny Depp No Longer to Star https://t.co/fOzNFd0bkg pic.twitter.com/k5FJ9ujkLU
- TheWrap (@TheWrap) January 28, 2019

Sources are saying that the new 'Invisible Man' movie will now be helmed by producer Jason Blum (Get Out) and directed by 'Upgrade's Leigh Whannell

Comments

[dance_electro]

Oh. Aha. Ahahaha. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA.

[devoida_taste]

I'm picturing that gif of bearded Christian Bale laughing and pointing. LMAO

[sandstorm]

Somehow I didn't know Depp wasn't the lead anymore so HA HA HAHAHAHAHAH HA

and HA

[squirrels_oh_no]

Watch, they'll replace him with someone equally repulsive. Or Nicholas Cage.

Or more likely this movie is never getting made.

[headcaseheidi]

the horror dudebros won’t stop creaming themselves over mandy, so cage is sadly plausible

[katinthahat]

I love horror movies, and I love Nic cages terrible, campy acting sometimes but I could NOT get through that movie.

[la_petite_singe]

in b4 ONTD makes 900 identical jokes about how that would've been the ideal role for him, looks-wise!!

[purpleflwr]

I love the idea of a revamped dark universe, but I agree with you. They keep hiring shit writers who have no background in horror script writing. The Mummy was an action. I feel like most of these films should be scary, thrillerish, with action themes if they need them. They’re trying to hard to make them mainstream for everyone.

[bellwetherr]

its amazing that abbott and costello can get the vibe right but 2019 can't lol

[asnindie]

Bingo. The scripts are where they fail miserably. These people don't have a clue what makes a good horror

[scriptedending]

Huh. I thought they'd quietly give up on it after The Mummy flopped.