Remember Me

There is, quite simply, a rather refreshing ordinariness to Remember Me in the unflashy, knuckle-down attention it gives to character development and the building of plausible and involving family and friend dynamics.

Overall, it's a gently bittersweet and affecting portrait.

For those looking for the rare romantic youth drama without vampyric overtones or other gimmicks, Remember Me should satisfy and it works as a much-needed change of pace for the talented Pattinson who remains one of the most watchable of our young stars.

The dialogue can drive you crazy with its self-consciousness.

As a shameless contraption of ridiculously sad things befalling attractive people, the engorged romantic tragedy Remember Me stands tall between those towering monuments to teen-oriented cinematic misery, Love Story and Twilight.

There's an insult-to-injury quality to a plain bad movie with a "seize the day" message (Remember Me's tagline: "Live in the Moments"), which heckles you with all the other things you should or could be doing while you're marking time waiting on the credits.

The movie crassly repurposes tragedy to excuse its cliches.

It was simply a beautiful movie. I don't know why people would get offended by it. The whole cast did an amazing build up, you really, really felt for them. The movie just shows perfectly how can almost anyone can vanish and that you must care for the ones as if its the last day. The relationship between Tyler and Ally is just different from the other relationships they now show on some movies, it's not about only being attracted to each other, but to know them fully. I simply loved this movie.

If i put aside all the cliches, stereotypical characters and situations - the movie delivered a great message and is a good choice to watch if you have enough patience.

Um grande potencial desperdiçado por um final inconciso, sem nexo e um roteiro... preguiçoso. O roteiro falha quanto à entregar profundidade aos personagens, deixando de lado traumas que são postos, a primeira instancia, de forma primaria - como no inicio do filme, para apenas para deixá-los como uma especie de background barato. Também acredito que o roteiro nos subestima ao ter de explicar coisas que não precisavam ser ditas, como o fato de que o protagonista é bom com as mulheres, ou quando menciona sobre a personalidade do mesmo ao ponto de nos explicar tudo que, na realidade, seria muito satisfatório de ser desvendado, fazendo com que nos identifiquemos mais organicamente. Apesar de tudo, acredito que tanto Tyler quanto Ally são bem atraentes e apaixonáveis, é uma pena que esse filme tenha sido feito para o publico errado. Robert Pattinson foi bem no filme, mesmo ainda inexperiente. E por fim, temos o plot final - que de longe foi a maior decepção do filme. Tudo bem que 11/09 foi, de fato, inesperado. Não seria muito racional pedir menções sobre ele espalhadas pelo filme, mas sabendo disso, porque acrescentar algo tão pobre??? Jogar fora um roteiro inteiro por isso é dar um firo no escuro. Saber que ocorreria um ataque/final trágico e preparar-nos para isso seria uma jogada muito mais inteligente que nos pegar de surpresa. Ou então por um fim dramático que batesse com o roteiro, onde a relação com seus pais - tanto de Ally quanto de Tyler, fossem inexistentes, pregando o pessimismo/niilismo que faz muito mais sentido que qualquer coisa.

The movie was trash.......There wasn't much good about it. only gave it a try because of the beginning... movie was not what i was expecting. boring ending as well.

Here's my message to the idiot who came up with the ending to this movie... You are a freaking **** for using 9/11 has a cheap tearjerker ending that comes out of nowhere and doesn't fit at all. Did the person honestly think this was appropriate to put at the end? The rest of the movie was alright until the ending happened. F**k this movie.