I Remember You

I liked this movie, but there's something about it that made it feel like 40 minutes long, instead of almost an hour and a half- probably the good film score. Felt like it should have been longer, but at least it didn't drag.

Those who liked this will LOVE "I Origins".

This was a real gem. It was obviously an independent Film Festival entry. Especially since the two actors would have been known. It revolves around a man and a woman who must navigate between what is real or imagined, and whether they have become mentally unbalanced, or whether it is something else. Its a little too drawn out. Otherwise, I'd give it a 10, instead of a 9. Its more romance than SciFi. But it still holds your attention. The science aspect shows that there is more unknowns than knowns out there, waiting for us to discover. And that one would be a fool, to disregard the unknown. These two great young actors hold it together. The contrast between the two characters, also emphasizes the strangeness of the plot. Thank God, that there is someone out there, that still sees room for movies like this. We need to see more out of this Producer and Writer.

This is a romance about two people connecting over a past life. Acting was good and stress and conflict believable and rational. No bad guys or sex. If this is not your cup of tea you will not like it but a very nice movie with a fantasy premise which the two characters struggle to resolve.

This movie deserves more credit. It is a love story, with a pinch of sci-fi. The acting is superb, the imagery is spectacular, and the music (which this whole movie is wrapped around in), ties everything together. It only lasts 1,5 hours, and it is probably one of the best 1,5 hours I have had in a long time. Highly recommended stuff.

This is not your average love story. It's far deeper - generations deeper. A love that transcends time itself. A present-day couple with every appearance of incompatible differences come to realize they somehow know each other. Is it deja vu? Coincidence? Some mysterious force in the universe drawing them together? Or do they indeed know each other? By a stroke of luck (or is it fate?), Leah happens to be jogging by the beach before dawn and rescues Samuel who's drowning. Samuel and Leah lead different lives (she's a scientist; he's an actor and artist), so you would never expect them to start a friendship. It's very awkward and slow at first, but they come to realize they have a connection that cannot be explained. In flashbacks, they soon discover something that draws them in a love that's meant to be. Very well done!