The Amazing Transparent Man (1960)
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He plans to create an army of invisible zombies!
This is one of those old drive-in formulaic wonders that make you roll your eyes and laugh, yet mysteriously manages to entertain with predictable plot points. The story essentially boils down to a mercenary ex-soldier who employs a crack thief (metaphorically named “Faust”…don’t ever say the movie isn’t heavy handed) to steal radioactive material for him under the cloak of invisibility. (Oh, wrong movie…I mean transparency.) The thief has other ideas and decides to rob a bank instead, but in one of the most unintentionally funny moments in cinema history, parts of him blink back into the visible spectrum during the holdup. Things go horribly awry, there is a short bout of love, a few hysterical fist fights (as the fighters “fight” their invisible…I mean transparent…foe), an atomic detonation, and a wonderful cold war era ending presenting the audience with a real conundrum. ~ Amazon.
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