Showing posts with label Remember Me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Remember Me. Show all posts

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Meghan Markle Mentions Robert with Her World Plus

Meghan Markle Mentions Robert with Her World Plus

Your latest film was Remember Me with Robert Pattinson. What was like working with him?
Oh, he’s such a sweetheart. I filmed some scenes in New York with him for a small part. He’s a really lovely guy and a really great example to be able to watch someone who is young, who’s stardom has really taken over his live in such a huge way, and yet he’s still gracious, humble and cool. I think that is really endearing.

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Saturday, September 10, 2011

In 9/11 movies, it's little moments that touch us ("Remember Me" Mentions)

In 9/11 movies, it's little moments that touch us ("Remember Me" Mentions)

*Spoiler alert: Plot twists for various movies ahead.*

In some ways, the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were just too earth shattering to take in. And in the ensuing movies about the attacks, it was often small scenes and lines that stood out, whether they aimed straight at viewers' hearts or provided a small moment of levity.

'Remember Me'
In what is essentially a romantic drama about an emotionally wounded young woman (Emilie de Ravin) and her equally damaged boyfriend (Robert Pattinson), the World Trade Center attacks are employed as a twist ending meant to wring tears. For audiences not paying attention to subtle calendar cues placed throughout the movie, one scene serves as the “Gotcha!” moment: Pattinson stares out the window of his father’s office while the camera slowly pulls back to reveal that he is standing inside the WTC and in the path of what will, in moments, be an oncoming plane.

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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Robert in "Screen" Japan Magazine - September 2011

Robert in "Screen" Japan Magazine - September 2011


Translation

Remember Me :The ambitious work that Robert himself impressed deeply to the script and let himself be a part of executive producers (Remember Me/WFE/Cosmopolis)

Remember Me-The script that Will Fetters wrote when he was a college student intrigued the producer Nicholas Osborne. Then the director Allen Coulter joined and then not popular Robert Pattinson joined to make it happen to the big screen. But they faced financial difficulty and 2 years flew by. When “Twilight” made a huge hit in 2008, the producers all resolved that Robert will leave the project; to everyone’s surprise he stayed in. Now so hot actor was a part of the main cast, everything started to be in a shape. This is the movie that he concerned of ever since he was not well known actor, it is the movie with Robert’s contemplation.

Excerpt: Robert Pattinson in “Water for Elephants” & “Cosmopolis”

Robert told us the reason why he chose those 2 movies in the row.”It is not only both movies got amazing casts, but I thought both of the movie themes were kind of rare in the industry these days.” It looks like both of the movies will be appealing “must see”; not only to the Rob fans but also to genuine movie fans.

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Friday, February 11, 2011

"Remember Me" among the 10 Best Chick Flicks 2010

10 Best Chick Flicks 2010

Featuring some of the most prominent actors of the past decade including Ben Stiller, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Robert Pattinson, the 10 best chick flicks of 2010 consist of powerful romantic dramas and heartwarming comedies, some of which are already earning Oscar nods and much deserved attention from critics, audiences, and prestigious award panels alike.

"Remember Me" – Featuring career-defining performances by Emilie de Ravin and “Twilight” star Robert Pattinson, this film about two tortured college students who find love and comfort in one another while enduring painful losses remains one of the ten best chick flicks of 2010, despite its lukewarm reception by critics and audiences.

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Saturday, January 15, 2011

''Eclipse'' and "Remember Me'' among the Most Profitable Movies of 2010

Year in Review: Most Profitable Movies of 2010