Remember Me: Blu Ray Review
Remember Me
Rating: M
Released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
R Patz aka Robert Pattinson returns to the screen in this romantic
drama.
He's Tyler, a rebellious student in New
York in 2001, who's got a strained relationship with his lawyer dad (an aloof
and emotionally hard Pierce Brosnan) ever since his brother committed suicide.
Tyler is a bit of a closed book drifter, a one
night stands kind of guy who won't emotionally open up - but that all changes
when a twist of fate brings him to Ally (Lost's Emilie de Ravin).
Ally too is emotionally damaged - having seen her mom
murdered on the subway when she was 11, she isn't initially too keen to let
Tyler into her life.
But the pair's paths are
intertwined and fate has a way of playing these things out&
Sure, the story may be the usual tale of brooding teen
love but thanks to pitch perfect performances from Pattinson and De Ravin along
with the rich ending of Remember Me which emotionally shocks you by knocking the
wind out of your cinematic sails, this is quite the surprise - it's unexpected,
powerful and may well leave you agog.
Extras: Cast and directors commentary plus a making
of.
Rating: 7/10
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