i think this is kinda sad at the end bit i think it a very good film :D

just watched this film and i really enjoyed it you could tell it was from the makers of the 6th sense read the other reviews for the films details but i would give it ago

'nick' is badly beaten, dumped down a drain and left for dead.
'annie' a wayward teenager believes 'nick' had 'grassed'
her up after a jewellery robbery she had done, so her side-kicks and her set on 'nick'
'nick' continues to go were he normally goes like 'school'
but quickly realizes nobody can see or hear him, until he
try's to talk to 'annie' she hears him.
'nick' begins to believe he is in limbo, can he convince 'annie' to help find him before it really is too late ?
the trailer of this film is what persuaded me to buy on 'region 1' it looked really good.
the reality is it took a little too long to get going, when it did in truth it was enjoyable.
the question is are you prepared to wait ?

Having still not been released in the UK yet, my friend thankfully brought me a copy of 'The Invisible' back from the US which has already hit Dvd. We watched it with open minds, and were pleasently suprised. Being 15 years old i appreciate a good supernatural thriller, and when the box mentions 'From the Makers of 'The Sixth Sense'' the movie became a blind must see. Although not as intelectual or chilling as The Sixth Sense, The Invisible folds under its own catacgory as a very decent teen thriller. Its main stars Justin Chatwin and Margarita Levieva do extremely well with what they have to worth with, Justin Chatwin being the 'invisible' spirit which nobody can hear, see or touch, and Margarita Levieva being the criminal who left Nick Powell's ( Chatwin ) body for dead. Levieva's character is then haunted by the spirit of Nick as they both try to find the body, which has now been misplaced. A very decent teen thriller which most adults could certainly enjoy.