Someone tell me why making a new invisible villain was such important thing to do? If the test didn't work the first time, what made them think performing the test on another unstable subject was a good idea? This is just another problem child. And guess what nothings changed! The test subject was Michael Griffin (Christian Slater) and now he's become uncontrollable for anyone to handle. The difference is that they tested it on a well-trained soldier. After the failure of Sebastian Caine as a test subject to test the power of invisibility, the government decided to try out this experiment again. Hollow Man 2 continues the story of the first film by involving its characters with an almost identical plot. The same goes for this film, however, there a couple elements that still leave this sequel watchable. I was not the biggest fan of the first Hollow Man (2000) mostly because of its story. It's one thing to make a sequel with different characters but it's another thing to make a sequel with a plot that is so contradictory to its predecessor that it almost seems pointless to even watch.
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