May 6, 2011
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Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on May 2011 An American professor in Berlin for a biotechnology conference is involved in an auto accident. When he emerges from a coma four days later, his wife doesn’t recognize him and worse, there’s a guy at the hotel with her who says he’s him and can prove it. I […]
By Metropolis
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on May 2011
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An American professor in Berlin for a biotechnology conference is involved in an auto accident. When he emerges from a coma four days later, his wife doesn’t recognize him and worse, there’s a guy at the hotel with her who says he’s him and can prove it. I guess Liam Neeson liked being an action/suspense hero in Taken so much that he decided to do it again. This nicely filmed pseudo-smart film is not as good, but it keeps you guessing, at least until the mystery is explained in the final 20 minutes, but then the explanation is so ludicrous that it keeps you laughing. Liam, please go back to acting.
