Not to Forget

I liked the movie because of story and acting. This movie gives a message but i'm not gonna told the story with you.

The climax left a bitter taste with how an unhealthy relationship was glorified. That said, the best parts of the movie are essentially the parts where a man holds the her gf like a treasure and is surrounded by his friends who despite everything cheer him up and the bonding scenes were never boring and didn't feel laggy either.

Though he is a labourer, he has no qualms about violently attacking the leaders of the fledgling left-wing trade union movement. Even the tears of his mother does not move him to change his ways.

This was a simple movie...very relatable. Great cast from years past. The messages and lessons learned made for a happy ending, after so much tragedy. The piano piece played by Melody was heartwarming... I love instrumentals and would love to download load it to my Playlist...why can I find it? Thanks for an enjoyable movie and seeing two of the fabulous and funny actresses in their last roles.

I think most of America, if not the world, look for great family programming L, and thia movie fit the bill.

I'm am older guy, and I had tears several times watching this. I rarely sit thru a whole movie. Usually I don't finish them, or watch them over multiple days, but like a God book you can't put down, I watched this fully without a break.

While some might say it was an obvious outcome, there were 2 main twists I did not expect.

Dealing with dementia and Alzheimers can be both scary and rewarding, and this movie shows just a small part of that experience. You'll feel very sad, and very happy.

I will be looking for more fro thsi writer and director.

When I found it was all filmed less than 10 miles from me, I was shocked I'd never heard about it. I'm so glad I just accidently happens across it. I was binge-watching Little House and looked up Karen Grassle and that's when I found this movie. 2 of the others in this movie, it was their last performance, Olympia Dukakis and Cloris Leachman.

NOT TO FORGET is a film you will not forget, with its poignant message and unique perspective on Alzheimer's. It was the Best of Fest winner for San Diego Movie Awards at the beginning of 2022 and won additional awards and was screened at our in-person festival on August 2, 2022, at the Museum of Photographic Arts in Balboa Park, San Diego, California. SDMA recognizes and honors independent filmmakers and screenwriters from all over the globe, and it is very proud to have awarded this feature film.

With an all star cast featuring the final performances of Cloris Leachman and Olympia Dukakis, this film brings new insight into this devastating disease.

Not to Forget (2021) is a really bad film about a "millennial" who gets sentenced to a month with his grandmother in Kentucky. The old lady is suffering from alzheimer's disease. When he discovers she is rich and owns land, he summons his dumb friends and they try to cook up a scheme to grab her money and property. Easily one of the worst films I've ever seen. The low point may be when the grandson dresses up in jesus drag to try to get the old lady to say where the key to the safe is. And no it's not supposed to be funny.

Five, count them, five Oscar winners appear in this mess. Lou Gossett plays a local minister who spouts bible passages at the drop of a hat. Olympia Dukakis plays the judge. Cloris Leachman plays a hair salon customer. Tatum O'Neal plays the local doctor. George Chakiris plays the ancient banker. Career lows for all of them. Aside from Gossett, this is the final film appearance for the others.

Karen Grassle plays the old grandma. Never heard of any of the young actors and they are all terrible.