Me and C went down to 3rd street promenade for another movie...ohh we love that street, a more cosy street you must look for. The movie on the nights schedule was the premiere of Rob Pattisons Remember me.

It's about two newfound lovers both struggling with their broken families. It feels like an indie movie and it has a clever dialogue every now and then talking about authors and poets. The movie is sort of builds up on the Mahatma Ghandi quote "Whatever you do will be insignificant, but its is very important that you do it", that you got to like.

It starts off good with that quote and you get to see very soon why their families are broken, but after that it gets a bit slow. Pattison looks good, but not so good that I felt I wanted to be in the bed instead of Emelie de Ravin. The part he plays is very similar to his Edward part, except that he drinks a lot of beer and smokes a lot of ciggarets, but the pain and suffering part.

It's the ending that gets to you...you didn't see that one coming. It leaves you breathless for a while and makes you think that although the movie was a bit slow, it was so broken and with such ending still good.

3/5 LLL