Tension, mystery, drama, secrets and conspiracy. The shocking North American HBO Max movie that you cannot miss.
HBO Max incorporated a movie into its catalog Directed by Robert Rodríguez and written with Max Borenstein. It was released in 2023 with a plot that Combine action, science fiction and a psychological suspense constant. Starring Ben Affleck, it lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes and is full of intrigue, unexpected twists and a disturbing atmosphere.
It does not allow relaxing: from the beginning, the disappearance of a girl It puts the protagonist against clock, and the effects of hypnosis add a layer of doubt about the real that drives tension and drama. Shocking, dizzying and with a touch of mystery, promises an experience that combines The emotional with the supernatural.
Invisible weapon hypnosis
What is hypnosis: invisible weapon, the premiere of HBO Max
The film follows the detective Daniel “Danny” Rourkewho is desperate to find his daughter Minniemissing years ago. His search becomes a nightmare when a series of apparently incoherent bank robberies begin to cross with clues that could be related to his.
With the aid of Diana Cruza psychic with special skills, Danny explores the concept of the “hypnotic”: a power capable of manipulating perceptions and the reality of those around him. Among government conspiracies, secret codes and a villain with mental control, it will be persecuted and persecuted, without knowing what to believe or who to trust.
HBO Max: Hypnosis trailer: Invisible weapon
HBO MAX: Hypnosis cast: invisible weapon
- Ben Affleck (Daniel “Danny” Rourke)
- Alice Braga (Diana Cruz)
- William Fichtner (Lev Dellrayne)
- JD Pardo (Randy Nicks)
- Day Okeniyi (River)
- Jeff Fahey (Carl Everett)
- Hala Finley (Minnie Rourke)
- Jackie Earle Haley (Jeremiah)
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