Nevermind that like “Little Women”, “A Star is Born”, “Batman” and “Godzilla”, every decade or two someone decides it’s time for another version of “The Invisible Man”. Nevermind if you generally regard the premise of this type of fantasy as ludicrous. Nevermind that you think you’ve already seen all 315 versions of “The Invisible Man” in movies and on television – even that disastrous “Hollow Man” from 2000. Regardless of it all, the eponymous novel from the father of science fiction, H.G. Wells, is a beloved classic. And while 315 may be as much of a stretch of the truth as the ability to make a human being invisible (currently), the temptation for humans to do new screen versions of this work seemingly grows with every single evolution of digital technology.

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