Remember Me

Loved this film. Bruce Dern and Brian Cox have amazing chemistry, but Caroline Silhol steals the show. Beautiful ending, and personal to any of us who have had loved ones with Alzheimer's.

I decided to watch this following a review on here stating it's better than 'The Notebook' (a film that I thoroughly enjoyed). Unfortunately it's not a patch on The Notebook!!! Not even close!!! ......Remember Me was flat and lackluster and just didn't move me at all (and I'm someone who cries at the drop of a hat!!!). I was bored about 20 minutes in but gave it the benefit of the doubt and continued to watch in the hope it would get better. It didn't!!! I totally wasted 1½ hours of my time.

If you want to watch a film that heartily incorporates love, nostalgia and Alzheimer's into its storyline; look no further than The Notebook - visually beautiful, great direction and delivered by good actors. In fact, I wish I had watched that again instead of this copycat nonsense.

I thought I was a hopeless romantic but I don't hold a candle to this dude. Funny and sad no doubt he loves Lilly.

An Interesting story & journey, great teamwork by everyone part of the film, a must watch!

Incredibly profound film. Character development was smooth, mini laugh out loud moments yet very touching and deep romantic love story. Encompasses the feelings of nostalgia and aging in a light heartfelt manner. Atit Shah produced such a wonderful son. Highly recommend this to anyone interested in any lovely romantic comedy about the struggles and loneliness that you deal with as you age. Well done to the cast crew and everyone involved in this fantastic film. Highly recommend!