then don't. this obsession people have with whether Nicole can move her face (she can, and her acting is as superior as it has ever been) is beyond tedious.Also, and I hate to be that guy, but if you're going to make a film about a woman defined by the expressiveness of her face, Kidman just isn't the choice. Her static forehead was even more distracting than usual, particularly combined with the weird makeup job they do to make her look more like Lucille Ball, which ends up with her looking sort of like a vague sketch of a human being with none of the details filled in.