Comment: Remember Me03: 02 13/03/2010, Dawn Taylor, Allan Coulter, allancoulter, Chris Cooper, chriscooper, Emilie de Ravin, emiliederavin, Pierce Bro

Comment: Remember Me03: 02 13/03/2010, Dawn Taylor, Allan Coulter, allancoulter, Chris Cooper, chriscooper, Emilie de Ravin, emiliederavin, Pierce Brosnan, piercebrosnan, remember me, Remember, Robert Pattinson, robertpattinson, twilight, are shackled, willfetters, Cinematical


Remember Me is a film that is bisected by the pain of death, a brutal opening segment that could be dropped wholesale into a 1970s era Charles Bronson movie, the characters that inhabit the losses of the he will never recover. "We leave fingerprints all over the world we touch," says Hunky-broody Tyler Hawkins, Robert (Twilight's Pattinson), highlighting the background theme that resonates through the death of the lives of those who remain behind.

Positioned as a Nicholas Sparks-Tearjerker style and featuring two current pop culture faces - brilliant vamp is Pattinson's love interest Emilie de Ravin of Lost TV - this is a surprise to find that Remember Me is literate, sensitive , often very funny, and overall participation, despite its foundation formulas. Pattinson is very good as the rebel with a cause Little Royal, burning daddy issues, thanks to his older brother's suicide and her father (Pierce Brosnan) who is estranged from Tyler and her intelligent, slightly awkward sister (Ruby Jerins) .

After a broadcast standard ISH James Dean-Kerfuffle leading to a broken-courtesy of the angry face of a policeman (Chris Cooper), Tyler is the dumbest advice of his best friend and chat with the daughter of police, Ally (de Ravin). Naturally the two fall in love. Naturally, she has her own problems, dating back to the murder of his mother, in a subway platform, when Ally was ten. Naturally, Tyler said no ally in its history with his father, and what follows is predictable.
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