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Its leads are likeable, but Remember Me suffers from an overly maudlin script and a borderline offensive final twist. Read critic reviews
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Tyler (Robert Pattinson) has had a strained relationship with his father (Pierce Brosnan) since a family tragedy. Rebellious and troubled, he thinks no one can understand his pain, then he meets Ally (Emilie de Ravin). Her warmth and spirit soon begin to heal him, and they fall in love. But just when Tyler begins to rediscover happiness and meaning in his life, emerging secrets threaten their romance.
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Rating: PG-13 (Sexual Content|Language|Smoking|Violence)
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Genre: Romance, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Allen Coulter
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Producer: Nick Osborne, Trevor Engelson
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Writer: William Fetters, Jenny Lumet
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $19.1M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Summit Media
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Production Co: Underground Films, Summit Entertainment
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I'm not surprised by the lowish rating this film has gotten, but it's a hate it or love it type of film. I've not only seen Pattinson in the Twilight movies but also in Water For Elephants and I think he's a decent actor. That being said, this movie does have a certain clichà (C) feel to it, but I enjoyed it nevertheless. Tyler Hawkins relationship with his father and sister had a lot of depth and of course the ending for me was also heartfelt. I would say give this film a chance at least once.
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An incredibly raw and emotional film built around the lives of characters who have suffered immensely. A hugely underrated film that really shows off the talents of the cast. I was skeptical as Pattinson has quite the teen fan base after Twilight but he did a great job. Unfortunately I already knew what the ending was however I would never have guessed. A touching and beautiful film that really shows that you have to live each day as if it's the last and always tell the people you love how much they mean to you. I really can't believe the critics panned this.
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This film surprised me a bit. In what way? Well...it starts very slow, clearly depicting the beginning of possible romantic/dramatic scenes to follow. And that it does, Robert Pattinson (don't have nothing against the guy, but when did you see him in a comedy, take some anti-depressives dude!), performs very good though, i think it's the 4th film i've seen with him and i like his acting "more" here. Anyway this film revolves around a young college student trying to make peace with his broken family, while dealing with his "monsters from the past" and falling in love. It's mostly talk talk talk talk, but somehow i kept watching, so it can't be bad right? The thing that blew my mind though is the ending, very surprising, i couldn't have imagined it, and if i'd write here i'd spoil the whole movie, so Enjoy. Peace!
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I don't get why so many people don't like this movie. Well actually I understand it, but I think it's ridiculous because this is a romance that actually does really try something new with the formula. I think it's pretty much common knowledge now that the movie ends with 9/11. Now most see this as a terrible and stupid way to end the movie, but I'd really have to disagree. It's not like the ending comes out of nowhere, it's practically forshadowed throughout the entire story that everyone needs to cherish every moment they have and not leave anything left unsaid. Even if that wasn't enough, the dates and eents taking place around the story make it more than plausible that the movie is goin to end the way it does. Honestly, it's just a really bold move and I think that it makes for an extremely lasting impression. The funny thing is, I can almost garuntee that most of the critical backlash for this movie is full of people who always complain about cliched romantic stories. Well this movie does change things up and really does defy expectations. This is such a well done story with great characters and a really great message. It captures extremely relistic moments in terms of the love story and just relationships in general. This does amount to more than just one aspect of life, it covers almost everything. Robert Pattinson does a great job and I really don't see why he's continuosly shut down as an actor. His perfomance in this was about as perfect as you can get and I really felt it was easy to relate to the character and understand what he was going through. Everyone else is really good for their part too. It's just a genuinely well made movie that doesn't get the recognition it deserves. I think in the end it really gets its point across and I stand by the movie being as brave as it is.
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