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Dr. Sebastian Caine (Kevin Bacon), a brilliant but megalomaniacal molecular biologist, works on an invisibility serum for the U.S. military. His current project is reversing the invisibility effect on his test subject, a female gorilla named Isabelle. Working late one night he solves the problem and is able to return the gorilla to the visible world.
Although he works on the serum virtually non-stop, he still finds time to obsess about his ex-girlfriend Linda McKay (Elisabeth Shue), another scientist on his team, who, unbeknownst to Sebastian, has been dating Matt Kensington (Josh Brolin), yet another team member. Sebastian and his team, which also includes animal vets Sarah Kennedy (Kim Dickens) and Carter Abbey (Greg Grunberg) and technicians Frank Chase (Joey Slotnick) and Janice Walton (Mary Randle) eventually do figure out how to get the serum to work on animals, bringing the gorilla back to visibility. Afterwards, the team eagerly looks forward to obtaining clearance for clinical trials on humans.
Instead of reporting his success to the military, Sebastian inexplicably lies to the oversight committee including Dr. Howard Kramer (William Devane), and decides to test the serum on himself. After some initial difficulties, the procedure is a success. Sebastian then goes through some lab tests. But when it comes time to bring him back to visibility after three days, the reversion fails.
The team constructs a latex mask for Sebastian to wear around the lab, approximating a human appearance. During this time, Matt discovers a promising way to make Sebastian visible again. A computer simulation, however, shows it would just kill him. Isolation and effective imprisonment in the lab begins to wear on Sebastian's patience. Disobeying Carter and his own orders, Sebastian heads back to his apartment. There, temptation gets the best of Sebastian, and he first spies on his neighbor (Rhona Mitra), and then rapes her.
Sebastian returns to the lab just as the others were planning to go after him. Linda warns him that if he leaves again, she and Matt will tell Kramer what they did. Sebastian, not one to listen, uses some of the lab equipment to build a recording device to capture his heat signature in his quarters; the repeating image fools Frank into believing that he is still in the lab, when, in fact, Sebastian is out spying on Linda and Matt.
READ MOREAlthough he works on the serum virtually non-stop, he still finds time to obsess about his ex-girlfriend Linda McKay (Elisabeth Shue), another scientist on his team, who, unbeknownst to Sebastian, has been dating Matt Kensington (Josh Brolin), yet another team member. Sebastian and his team, which also includes animal vets Sarah Kennedy (Kim Dickens) and Carter Abbey (Greg Grunberg) and technicians Frank Chase (Joey Slotnick) and Janice Walton (Mary Randle) eventually do figure out how to get the serum to work on animals, bringing the gorilla back to visibility. Afterwards, the team eagerly looks forward to obtaining clearance for clinical trials on humans.
Instead of reporting his success to the military, Sebastian inexplicably lies to the oversight committee including Dr. Howard Kramer (William Devane), and decides to test the serum on himself. After some initial difficulties, the procedure is a success. Sebastian then goes through some lab tests. But when it comes time to bring him back to visibility after three days, the reversion fails.
The team constructs a latex mask for Sebastian to wear around the lab, approximating a human appearance. During this time, Matt discovers a promising way to make Sebastian visible again. A computer simulation, however, shows it would just kill him. Isolation and effective imprisonment in the lab begins to wear on Sebastian's patience. Disobeying Carter and his own orders, Sebastian heads back to his apartment. There, temptation gets the best of Sebastian, and he first spies on his neighbor (Rhona Mitra), and then rapes her.
Sebastian returns to the lab just as the others were planning to go after him. Linda warns him that if he leaves again, she and Matt will tell Kramer what they did. Sebastian, not one to listen, uses some of the lab equipment to build a recording device to capture his heat signature in his quarters; the repeating image fools Frank into believing that he is still in the lab, when, in fact, Sebastian is out spying on Linda and Matt.
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