Remember Me

This is a beautiful and very powerful movie that everyone needs to watch. It shows how Alzheimer's can affect a person and a family at the same time as it talks about a strong love. Please do yourself a favor and watch it!

It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience to watch two masters of their craft, Bruce Dern and Brian Cox take us on a journey revolving around that age-old idiom, 'There is life in the old dog yet.' Their chemistry is magical, and their scene work had me laughing out loud. Of course, that is in part to a beautiful screenplay and a talented director's masterful hand. Special mentions to Sienna Guillory who stole scenes and Caroline Silhol, who brought me to tears through her carefully crafted and poignant interpretation of her character's plight. Whimsically: the story reminded me of the Dylan Thomas prose, 'Rage, rage against the dying of the light.' The reason being a majority of the characters start in their last chapters, but life will give you the next chapter if you're willing to find a reason to fight for it. An excellent film for any age but one to watch with your elders; it may be an inspiration to them.

Great movie directed by Martin Rosete (Money, Voice Over) with an amazing cast (Bruce Dern, Sienna Guillory, Brian Cox...). Highly recommended!!!!!

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!

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.