“Gandhi said that whatever you do in life will be insignificant. But it's very important that you do it. I tend to agree with the first part.” – Robert Pattinson as Tyler Hawkins in Remember Me
After donating $20 to Remember Me (yes, I've paid to see the movie twice and also saw it another time for free after my friend won free tickets -- Don't judge me), I can say this film is not only made for Robert Pattinson fans. Granted, Summit Entertainment has its' mind in the right place with their money grabbing schematics. Surely they must have thought using Robert Pattinson would have tweens and Twi-moms rushing to the midnight premiere (much like my friends and I did). But his acting abilities in this movie are not overshadowed by the works of Golden Globe nominee Pierce Brosnan or by Oscar winner Chris Cooper. Robert Pattinson truly proves himself in this film and shows he's better than the emo, 108 year old, celibate vampire Edward Cullen (for those of you living under a rock, google the word 'Twilight' and watch what happens). I refuse to have my post spoil the end like it was spoiled for me two weeks prior to my viewing the film, but there may be a few spoilers so hang tight. I won't ruin the movie though. However, I do plan to get your arse away from the computer screen and to the theater to watch this sensational movie.
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