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http://urllio.com/qy41dA biochemist and his dishy wife arrive in Berlin for a conference at which a scientist and his controversial Arab funder will announce breakthrough research. While his wife checks into the hotel, he grabs a cab to return to the airport for his briefcase, left at the curb. En route, an auto accident puts him in a coma, from which he awakes four days later without identification and with gaps in his memory. He goes to the hotel: his wife refuses to recognize him and another man has claimed his identity. With help from a nurse, the cab driver, a retired Stasi agent, and an academic friend, he tries to unravel what's going on. Is the answer in the briefcase?
Dr. Martin Harris, an American Bio-technologist, arrives in Berlin with his wife, Elizabeth, to attend a biotechnology submit. On reaching the hotel he finds some of his luggage missing. He takes a cab back to the airport in order to locate the missing luggage, but before he can inform his wife the cab meets an accident and falls off a bridge into the river. The female driver of the cab, after rescuing him, flees from the scene. Dr. Harris is taken to a medical facility where he finally regains consciousness after spending four days in coma. After overcoming a bout of temporary amnesia, he soon remembers of his wife and the purpose of their visit to Berlin. He is suddenly overcome by a desperate urge to unite with his wife and he leaves the hospital immediately. On arriving at the hotel, he confronts the security to arrange for a meeting with his wife. To his dismay, he realizes that his identity has been taken by someone else as even Elizabeth refuses to recognize him. Now his only hope lies with the female cab driver who is the only witness to the accident that he had suffered. As he tries to unravel the mystery behind this collusive subterfuge, he must overcome not only those who have rendered him a pariah, but must also confront his own dark past.
It's Unknown how many people actually saw this good movie. Ha – sorry.<br/><br/>Let's officially begin with: I liked this movie. Sure, it's comparable to Taken, but beyond the lead star, Liam Neeson and that it's an American/international thriller, they couldn't be further apart. It's tight (under two hours,) the suspense builds all the way to the closing credits and it's beautifully shot.<br/><br/>While attending a conference in Berlin, Dr. Martin Harris (Neeson) and wifey Elizabeth (January Jones) an accident leaves Martin in a coma. When he does awake from the coma – oooh, that's not part of the suspense, but I'm glad you were on your toes – his wife doesn't recognize him. Worse, there's another Dr. Martin Harris!<br/><br/>He may be wrong himself about who he is, due to the head injury he suffered when his cab went into the water. Only the (of course, beautiful female) cab driver, Gina, (Diane Kruger) can help him rediscover his roots and why people are trying to, wait for it
kill him!<br/><br/>The movie plays out on that premise and Martin has to put the pieces together, just as the audience until the finale revolutions.<br/><br/>It's not perfect, in fact, for the most part, it seems so
amateurish. I'm referring to the reasons behind everyone's motivations and the number of players involved. It felt like a sophomoric project, as if the writers had completed their initial independent film and they're on their way. Perhaps, they will be
some day.<br/><br/>It is very light entertainment with some good action scenes – but DO NOT let the advertisements fool you: (again) this is NOT Taken, this is NOT action-packed. In fact, despite what the movie is, I really did want his Bryan Mills (From Taken) to show his stuff and kick butt. Alas, it's not that movie.
Liam Neeson is Dr. Martin Harris, a scientist who travels to Germany with his wife, Liz (January Jones, Mad Men), for a bio-tech conference. Before checking into the hotel, he realizes he's left his briefcase and passport behind so he flags down a taxi driven by Gina (Diane Kruger, Inglorious Basterds). Her expert driving skills sends them careening off of a bridge and into the drink. She manages to save herself and Martin, then flees the scene, not wanting to risk deportment because she's an illegal immigrant from Bosnia. <br/><br/>After waking up from a coma, Martin can only remember who he is and why he's in Berlin. He finds his way back to the hotel where he finds Liz, only she denies that she's his wife or that she even knows him. Worse yet, she's with a man (Aidan Quinn) claiming to be her husband and the real Dr. Martin Harris. Lacking any identification to prove that he is who he claims to be, he's removed from the premises. And the mystery surrounding the dual Dr. Harrises begins. <br/><br/>He tracks down Gina and, together, they try to understand what is happening to Martin and why Liz denies that she's his wife. They're lousy detectives. If it weren't for the mystery men constantly in their faces (I don't want to give too much away), they'd be wandering aimlessly around Berlin. <br/><br/>Yes, there are plot holes and more than enough "reeeeally?" moments, but Neeson makes it all worthwhile. At 58, he's still got it. The action is intense, the suspense and thrills are the perfect tone, and the mystery is well done. It's up to you to decide whether the twist at the end is satisfactory. This isn't a flawless film. It's escapist entertainment that relies mostly on its leading man. Unknown is The Bourne Supremacy with less action.
The movie whips up a big old puree of ingredients borrowed from other cinematic recipes.
The film is based on the 2003 French novel Hors de moi (2003), published in English as Out of My Head, by French author Didier Van Cauwelaert. The novel was adapted for the movie by screenwriters Oliver Butcher and Stephen Cornwell. Doctor Martin Harris (<a href="/name/nm0000553/">Liam Neeson</a>), a biochemist on his way to a summit conference in Berlin (Germany), discovers that he's left his briefcase and passport at the airport. While wife Elizabeth "Liz" (<a href="/name/nm0005064/">January Jones</a>) checks into their hotel, Martin takes a cab back to the airport to retrieve his luggage. On his way there, his cab is involved in an accident, and he is taken to a hospital where he spends the next four days in a coma. When he awakens, he returns to the hotel only to find that another man is claiming to be Martin Harris (<a href="/name/nm0001644/">Aidan Quinn</a>) that Liz is treating the imposter as though he really is her husband. With the help of illegal alien Gina (<a href="/name/nm1208167/">Diane Kruger</a>), the cab driver who pulled him out of the wreck, Martin tries to unravel who he is and what is happening to him. Presumably, Martin was frantic about leaving his briefcase at the airport, grabbed the very next taxi to pull up to the hotel entrance, and figured to call Liz on the way. The real reason is that, for purposes of the plot, he couldn't be seen checking into the hotel by the hotel staff or on the closed circuit camera. If he had, that would confirm that he and Liz arrived together, which would completely change the story. Smith (<a href="/name/nm0773968/">Olivier Schneider</a>) was following Martin, probably ever since Martin left the Adlon Hotel after being discharged from the hospital. He was seen following Martin into the subway, and he later shows up at the hospital where he kills Nurse Gretchen (<a href="/name/nm1031014/">Eva Löbau</a>) and tries to kill Martin, who has just undergone another MRI. Some viewers have also suggested that the wristwatch Liz gave Martin may have contained a tracking device. They were the A-team at Section 15 and no doubt had a close and affectionate working relationship with each other. In several scenes, i.e., on the airplane, in the shower, and at the photography exhibit, they are shown holding hands, kissing, and making love. Some viewers conclude that they had a relationship in real life, others that Liz was only acting in character or that the shower scenes were fabricated by Martin to fill in the gaps after losing his memory. Yes. In an attempt to prove that he is the real Dr Martin Harris, Martin contacts Ernst Jürgen, an ex-agent in the East German Stasi, short for Ministerium für Staatssicherheit [The Ministry for State Security]. The Stasi was headquartered in East Berlin and was regarded as one of the most effective secret police agencies in the world. Three. First there was the taxi that was hit by a large container while Gina was taking Martin back to the airport. This is the accident that sent the taxi into the water and resulted in Martin's head injury. The second was Biko's taxi that was demolished by a streetcar after being chased by Jones. The third was the taxi she "borrowed" to follow Martin when he was carried off by his old friend Rodney Cole (<a href="/name/nm0001449/">Frank Langella</a>). Yes. Calochortus albus (Fairy Lantern) is a native California plant in the Lily family. Umbellularia californica (California Bay) is a native California tree that resembles a bay laurel. While Professor Bressler (<a href="/name/nm0462407/">Sebastian Koch</a>) and Prince Shada (<a href="/name/nm1715024/">Mido Hamada</a>) circulate among the guests at their dinner party, Liz remotely copies Bressler's data from his laptop and activates the bomb that she and Martin planted three months earlier in the Eisenhower suite. Meanwhile, Martin and Gina sneak into the hotel, but they are immediately apprehended by the security guards. Martin is eventually able to convince them that there is a bomb in Prince Shada's suite, and Herr Strauss (<a href="/name/nm0090674/">Rainer Bock</a>), the head of hotel security, gives the order to evacuate the entire hotel in five minutes. Realizing that their plan has been thwarted, Liz orders the substitute Martin to kill the target. Martin suddenly realizes that Bressler is the target, not Shada. Shada was simply funding Bressler's research into a new strain of corn that would grow in any climate. Bressler and Shada were planning to donate the formula to the world for free. With Bressler's death and the theft of his research, billions of dollars would fall into the wrong hands. Martin goes looking for Bressler and stops the substitute Martin from assassinating him. Meanwhile, Liz attempts unsuccessfully to deactivate the bomb, since it's no longer needed. The bomb blows up part of the top floor of the hotel and kills Liz. The blast causes Martin's memory to return, and he realizes that he is really an assassin for Section 15 and uses his skill to kill the other Martin. As the police and fire trucks arrive, Martin and Gina leave the building, apparently unnoticed. In the final scene, which occurs 24 hours later, a news report shows Shada and Bressler presenting the corn to the public without patent or copyright costs. Meanwhile, Martin and Gina are shown at the train station where Martin presents her with a passport under the name Claudia Marie Taylor, while he will now be traveling under the name Henry Taylor. They board the train and leave Berlin. Viewers who have seen Unknown have likened it several other movies that feature a man (or a woman) who loses his memory and must search to find out who he is, often with dangerous repercussions. These include <a href="/title/tt0095174/">Frantic (1988)</a> (1988), <a href="/title/tt0258463/">The Bourne Identity (2002)</a> (2002), <a href="/title/tt0100802/">Total Recall (1990)</a> (1990), <a href="/title/tt0116908/">The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)</a> (1996), <a href="/title/tt0337881/">Blind Horizon (2003)</a> (2003), <a href="/title/tt0059448/">Mirage (1965)</a> (1965), <a href="/title/tt0109156/">As Good as Dead (1995)</a> (1995) and <a href="/title/tt0209144/">Memento (2000)</a> (2000). There is also a whole other story, also titled <a href="/title/tt0450340/">Unknown (2006)</a> (2006), involving a group of several men who are uncertain of their own identities and in very awkward situation together. a5c7b9f00b