Liam Neeson

Unknown feels a bit reminiscent of The Bourne Identity. Man with identity issues? Check. Shadowy figures in pursuit on European streets? Check. And somehow, inexplicably, said man is very, very good at hand-to-hand combat? Check again. But even though it's engaging, Unknown doesn't quite measure up to The Bourne Identity.

Liam Neeson stars as Dr. Martin Harris, a scientist who flies to Germany with his wife Liz (January Jones) for a prestigious conference with other men in his field. After arriving at their hotel, Martin realizes that he left his passport at the airport, so he hops in a taxi to retrieve it. En route, the taxi's driver Gina (Diane Kruger) gets in an accident and flies off a bridge. Nearly killed, Martin sits in a coma at a hospital, only to awaken days later to find his wife with a man who has stolen his identity. With no form of ID on him and a spotty memory, Martin tracks down Gina to help him recall details about the day of the crash, so he can make sense of the situation. But as soon as Martin sniffs around, strange men begin to trail him, and thus begins the cat-and-mouse game.

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Based on a French thriller, the film follows John Brennan (Crowe), the perfect husband to his wife Lara (Elizabeth Banks), and father to their little boy. John and Lara are the ideal couple, so in love with each other that they still find time to sneak in sex in the car after dinner dates. Then one morning, the police rush into their house to arrest Lara for murder, and their happy life comes crashing down. For more on the film, read more

Emma Watson picked a sexy black Calvin Klein dress and strappy heels to join Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint at the NYC premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I yesterday. She accessorized with a gold hair clip to match her shimmery eye makeup. Emma, Daniel, and Rupert all fielded questions about saying goodbye to the series as well as the much-talked about Emma and Daniel makeout session in the movie. The trio and their highly anticipated film came across the ocean after their London screening last week, and this time a few other big names joined Hogwart's most famous students. Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick brought James Wilkie to check out the film while Keri Russell was rolling solo. Madonna's daughter Lourdes got to take some friends along while Glee's newest star, Darren Criss, drove the crowd wild. On screen Emma is known for Hermione's quips and wit, but the actress is turning into quite the fashion icon. She showed off her chic Burberry style touching down in the city amid news that she's launching a line of eco-clothing with Alberta Ferretti. Harry Potter fever is running high before the Friday release, so get in the spirit with Buzz's 12 Days of Harry Potter and don't miss all our interviews with the stars last night.

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Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and the rest of the cast stepped out in NYC earlier this evening for the premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I. The big three chatted about the bittersweet end of the series and all touched on Emma and Daniel's much talked-about kissing scene. Glee's Darren Criss gushed about all his costars on the show while Johnny Wier revealed a wild night he had with Sarah Jessica Parker, who took the red carpet with her husband Matthew Broderick and their son James Wilkie. Check it out now and stay tuned for more tomorrow on PopSugar Rush!