The Five Emojis of Remember Me

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:heart_eyes:

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:smiley:
The only actors who really do something interesting with their given material and put in good performances are Emilie de Ravin and Chris Cooper.

de Ravin plays well together with Robert Pattinson, and they have real chemistry.

The few dramatic scenes are the best parts of this film.

:neutral_face:
Pattinson is okay, but doesn't leave a lasting impression.

The music or the visuals don't really try to lift this film to another level.

The script is nothing new and it's neither inspiring nor particularly interesting.

It starts out slow and doesn't get going until late into its runtime.

The pacing issues continue throughout the entire film, with a few interesting moments in the middle.

:frowning2:
That ending is emotional, but only because of the cheap final twist that has been thrown in from nowhere for shock value.

Remember Me tries to handle themes of sorrow, loss and desperation but never gets fully immersed in said themes. The story stays in shallow waters all the time.

This is one of those movies where a lot is said and done but nothing ever really happens.

There is really no emotional impact, apart from a few funny moments here and there.

:face_vomiting:
Pierce Brosnan is completely wasted in this film and takes on a terrible accent.

They could have made so much with the story and the themes presented in the film without having to resort to the terrible ending.

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The Final Emoji: :frowning2: