The Invisible Man (2020) runs 124 minutes, or 2 hours 4 minutes. It has no mid-credits or post-credits scene, and home versions include Digital and 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD. The film is the Leigh Whannell-written and directed thriller made for Universal and Blumhouse. The listed runtime covers the full program from first frame through the end credits.
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- How long is the movie?
- Do you need to stay after the story ends?
- Which home versions include extras?
- What rating and release details affect viewing?
How long is the movie?
The Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art cinema listing gives the runtime as 124 minutes, or 2 hours 4 minutes, in its cinema screening guide. That total includes opening titles, story and closing credits.
The RunPee after-credits database places the end-credit sequence at about 9 minutes, leaving about 115 minutes for the main story, according to its end-credits timing. Viewers planning a screening should allow the full 2 hours 4 minutes plus time for trailers and seating.
Do you need to stay after the story ends?
No. The story ends when the end credits begin.
There is no teaser, gag or sequel setup during or after the credits. TheWrap reported in March 2020 that the film contains no mid-credits or post-credits scene, in its credits-scene report. Viewers can leave once credits start unless they want to watch names or use the time to exit.
Which home versions include extras?
Universal Pictures Home Entertainment released the film to own on Digital on May 12, 2020. It followed on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD on May 26, 2020.
The home versions include about 20 minutes of bonus material. Items announced by Universal include deleted scenes, featurettes called "Moss Manifested," "The Players" and "Timeless Terror," a director's journey piece, and feature commentary by Leigh Whannell, as detailed by BroadwayWorld via Universal in its home-release announcement.
- Choose Digital purchase, 4K UHD or Blu-ray for the listed extras
- Choose rental or basic streaming only for the feature film
- Check the product page for commentary and deleted scenes before paying
What rating and release details affect viewing?
The film premiered in Hollywood on February 24, 2020. It opened theatrically in the United States on February 28, 2020 through Universal Pictures. It is rated R in the United States for some strong bloody violence and language.
Viewers under 17 need an accompanying adult, and the film was classified 18 in the United Kingdom. Buyers should check the exact edition because streaming availability rotates. Some retailers label the same 124-minute cut an "Extended Edition," so confirm runtime, format and extras on the disc and platform listing before buying.