Nunca te Esquecerei

I went to see this despite the poor rating it has. In my opinion it deserves more than a 2.9 rating. People need to stop comparing it to the original film because it's not the original film it is it's own version. I found it very moving and touching. Although a bit cheesy at times and occasionally poor acting from supporting cast (the main character with Alzheimer's very good), I enjoyed it and glad I went to see it. Insight into what Alzheimer's is like and important factual information learnt whilst watching movie.

A great delightful Alzheimer's flick! I'm not sure why this has a 4.1 in my opinion really doesn't deserve it; Nick Nolte did incredible! The little girl is precious, I'd love to see her acting more. I think Head Full of Honey is beautiful despite it's silliness, I wish more appreciated the film.

I liked the lightness of the approach chosen by the director who deals with a serious and delicate subject: an old man, recently widowed and suffering from the Alzheimer's disease, joins his son's house, with his daughter-in-law and grand daughter. A lightness but definitely not superficiality, as in some of Woody Allen's movies. With a trio of divine actors who energize the movie. First at all Nick Nolte and Emily Mortimer are both excellent. And then Matt Dillon who is unjustly cataloged with movies for decerebrated teenage girls. Without forgetting Sophie Lane Nolte, Jacqueline Bisset and Eric Roberts.

2,9/10?!!? Clearly underrated!

How to make an inherently difficult subject interesting is a challenge. Nick Nolte and Sophia Nolte succee to a degree.

This film is very underrated! It is genuinely beautiful, with Nick Nolte playing his part wonderfully. It is a touching story about dementia that manages to be funny, emotional, and heart-warming all at the same time. I highly recommend it.