Remember Me

You need to send praise to any filmmaker brave enough to attempt the feat that is making a movie. And that's where the praise ends. Good on the cast and crew for giving it their all.

The story was an amateur mock up of several great movies put together. If you could sum up the film in one word, it would be lazy. The cinematography was lazy. The direction of the actors was lazy. The performances was lazy. The editing was lazy. There were some very odd creative choices as well. The use of music was amateurish.

Hopefully the director seriously reflects on this film and breaks down where, but more importantly why, virtually everything went wrong.

Pretty good concept and storyline, although the acting maybe could have been better it's not a bad movie.

The story was compelling and fun to watch, creepy story but with some pretty funny scenes in the end (for my personally).

Look right off the bat we get into this movie about a woman who can't remember who she is or what happened to her. She wakes up in bed to a woman who claims to be her mum and a fiance. As she starts to remember she begins to suspect things aren't what they should be. We've seen this done over and over. The best thing about this movie is the performance of Jeanie gold aka mum. The other characters are mediocre at best and this is more of a thriller than a horror movie in my opinion. At the end of the day this isn't the worst movie ever but wasn't great. I will say I was entertained enough to watch the whole movie which in some cases I'd stop watching . The performance of mum kept me glued to the screen. So check it out if there's nothing else to watch.

Timothy Treakle.

The mother is just so irritating, it's hard to watch. Nothing really happens in this movie. Very hard to watch. What is the whole point anyways ? Had to shut it off half way thru.

This movie "borrows" from some of the greatest thrillers ever made. The writing is lack luster with acting to match. At only 1hr and 19 mins you can surely find some laundry that needs doing.