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I can't understand for the life of me why they decided to make the character unrecognizable .
Again, the title is misleading from the start because this is not Agatha Christie's mystery as she wrote it and it's unrecognizable to the book.
Julliet Binochet, almost unrecognizable during the first half of the film because she is buried under makeup and an odd hair style, is totally delightful and stunning, especially when she finally appears with no makeup and wet hair.
She was virtually unrecognizable, and her acting was superb.
A lot of squabbling by a group of in shape folks just off a beach and time to time I see Bruce Boxleiter (sp) who's barely unrecognizable in his constant sullenness.
Elwes is almost unrecognizable due to some weight gain, and he doesn't come off as strongly as some of the others.
Meryl Streep is sensational and Bruce Willis is, I swear, unrecognizable in the best possible way.
Here he appears without his mustache and is almost unrecognizable.
Waxlike West considers singing as she waddles around caressing her hair and stomach, Dalton is dubbed during a hopeless duet with her, a dozen or so fruity bellhops prance through the hotel lobby and, at the end, an unrecognizable Cooper pointlessly pops in to serenade West as she is about to leave.
Many familiar 70s TV and movie faces pop up along the way including a nearly unrecognizable Guest as a cop, Jacobs as a mugger and Goldblum as one of the deranged thugs who start the whole sick ball rolling.
Cher gives the performance of her career as Rusty Dennis (even better than her Oscar winning turn in MOONSTRUCK) and an unrecognizable Eric Stoltz hits all the right notes as the soulful and intelligent Rocky.
Furthermore, that last story is unrecognizable from the original: the characters are not of the same type with a totally different role (if this could be called a role).
I thought his work in Hostage was magnificent but here he's even better, especially early on the film, when he's tired and sore; at the start of 16 Blocks, Willis--who's portrayed some of the most macho characters in films over the last 15 or so years--is almost unrecognizable.
The plot has been changed so that the story is almost unrecognizable; all that remains is that Thunderhead does steal Crown Jewel for his band and that they are rounded up eventually and Thunderhead is not shot.
I have to say that Hurley was virtually unrecognizable, whether it was pre-surgery or that simply thinning her eye brows really dose the trick, I am not sure.
Viewers with even a passing knowledge of the KKK will find it almost unrecognizable in 'Storm Warning.'
Although he is on screen for most of the film, Marlon Brando was unrecognizable to many audiences in his role as Sakini, the Japanese interpreter.
As a result, international climate policy would become unrecognizable, ineffective, and, ultimately, irrelevant.
But this should not obscure the progress that has been made; compared to 2009, when Obama took office, Myanmar and its politics are unrecognizable.
In both cases, the EU would have become unrecognizable.
If the UK and the US turn to neo-isolationism, and if France abandons Europe in favor of nationalism, the Western world will become unrecognizable.
In a few years, however, the energy terrain is likely to be unrecognizable, as dramatic technological, economic, and geopolitical changes reshape commercial relationships worldwide.
By 2006, when Daniel Ortega was finally re-elected, the old Sandinista Front of 1979 was unrecognizable.
By blurring its border with Ukraine, Russia is creating a new relationship with an anomalous, internationally unrecognizable entity that belongs, culturally and historically, not to the imaginary “Novorossiya” (New Russia) proclaimed by the separatists, but to the “undead” Soviet Union.
Sooner or later, friction between the president and the constitutional system will create a severe crisis that will rock the US to its core, and possibly leave it politically unrecognizable.
But the basic IMF principle of conditionality was not twisted until unrecognizable.
The world system on which past discussions of nuclear weapons were based has become almost unrecognizable, calling into question the adequacy of the mentality and concepts inherited from that system.
We are closer to an unrecognizable world than we realize.
The Britain of 1950 would be unrecognizable to them.
The clothes were burnt, the body was nothing but black charcoal, calcined and unrecognizable.
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