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From the start this movie sets off to emulate "Donnie Darko" with music being a driving force throughout. Indie music does not make an indie movie. It is beyond tiring by the last quarter of the movie, then it stops. This film typifies misdirection and the actors get lost in the mix. The plot is drivel and ridiculously predictable. When you would want to start caring about characters, you begin to despise them.
Where "Darko" pulses with mystery and stunning ideas that cross boundaries, "Invisible" is a sad after-school special that never follows through with any suspense. The cover tauts that the producers of "The Sixth Sense" were involved. Wow, what part of this did they have there hands on? M. Night would probably snicker. The most remarkable thing about this film is the fact that it wasn't wrought with an abundance of special effects. Now that I think about this, maybe that could have been a saving grace for the story.
What's great about it: Not just a "supernatural" effects laden movie
What's not so great: Imitation is not a flattering device for this film