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Overwritten and overcooked, Remember Me still manages a few explosive sequences between Pattinson and Pierce Brosnan.
If this movie is playing at a theatre near you, you might want to consider moving somewhere else.
The film gets bogged down by plot points that plod toward an event of devastating proportions.
A small, dense chamber study of unhappy people looking for hope in the darkness, often literally.
There's a sense of construction to Remember Me that undercuts its emotional impact, and emotional impact is pretty much all this film is shooting for.
In Remember Me love means never having to say you're sorry, particularly to the audience.
Thoughtful and a step above the typical romantic drama.
It's a mope-a-thon that rivals New Moon for downbeat moodiness.
A disappointingly schamltzy romantic melodrama that will not do much to promote Robert (Twilight) Pattinson's career as legit actor.
I hate this movie. I hate it a lot.
Live in the moment. Carpe Diem. Get Busy Livin. We get it, already.
Remember Me actually does know exactly where it's going. It just takes too long to get there.
Remember Me is a sweet and sombre melodrama of two wounded souls finding hope and love in pre 9/11 New York.
Sometimes the worst filmmaking choices are those in which the good intentions can still be felt.
Pattinson broods the whole time in this only okay film.
For young girls who don't care for politics but love Twilight, Remember Me is a 9/11 story they can truly wrap their arms around.
Pattinson divides his time between get-even mating, wall sex and addressing grade school bullying by terrorizing a classroom full of mean girls while tossing their desks around. Which comes off as even scarier than his obsession around sucking necks.
Pattinson divides his time between get-even mating, wall sex and addressing grade school bullying by terrorizing a classroom full of mean girls while tossing their desks around. Which comes off as even scarier than his obsession around sucking necks.
Arrogant in forcing a large-scale weight to a story and characters much too flimsy to deserve, much less support, it.
If Remember Me does well at the box office, it will in no way be a reflection of the film's merits.
Dear oh dear, the problems and the acting-out with which the wealthy must content.
A teen-pleasing, low-key indie romance with one of the most demented final twists ever.
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