Beyond Recognition

20032003
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1h 31min

5.2/10

Trailer to Feature Film Beyond Recognition, currently available on DVD/Video throughout North America.

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Beyond Recognition is the story of cosmetic surgeon, Jeffrey Mills, and his efforts to avoid the attentions of an underworld organisation who want him to change the face of their leader.Beyond Recognition is the story of cosmetic surgeon, Jeffrey Mills, and his efforts to avoid the attentions of an underworld organisation who want him to change the face of their leader.Beyond Recognition is the story of cosmetic surgeon, Jeffrey Mills, and his efforts to avoid the attentions of an underworld organisation who want him to change the face of their leader.

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Beyond Recognition is the story of cosmetic surgeon, Jeffrey Mills, and his efforts to avoid the attentions of an underworld organisation who want him to change the face of their leader.

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Taglines
- They made him an offer he tried to refuse.
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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
- Rated R for brief language
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Trivia
The movie was inspired by the movie, State Secret (1950), and features scenes shot in the same Italian village as the original.

Quotes
Detective Wilkinson: What alternative do you have, Mr Mills? A body was found in your car. You confessed to using a firearm that night. You might as well have been caught with a smoking gun!

Connections
References The Great Manhunt (1950)

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Do these filmmakers think we're idiots?

One thing that surprised me and made me think during watching "Beyond Recognition" was the fact that the filmmakers of this ultra-cheapie managed to film in THREE different countries, according to the closing credits. I'm not sure how they managed to do this, because the rest of the filmmaking here manages to be at the bottom of the barrel. Often it seems that the movie was shot with an early '80s camcorder, which gives the movie an awful look and substandard sound. The locations (even those in the foreign countries) look very shabby, and have minimum decoration (the doctor's desk in his office is just a table!) But what really sinks the movie is that it is so, so DULL. There is no passion behind the camera, and even the actors seem very unenthusiastic to be there. One more thing: Does the FBI really have power in Italy? Believe me, you'll be asking yourself a lot more questions like that throughout.

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