Personal losses and lived-through tragedies sum up what Remember Me is about. This tearjerker is one of many PVR offerings this year

Loving, longing in New York

Personal losses and lived-through tragedies sum up what Remember Meu00a0is about. This tearjerker is one of many PVR offerings this year

When the title's a 'dead' giveaway, it really boils down to two questions: who and when. Well, that's something you'll have to watch Robert Pattinson-Emilie de Ravin starrer, Remember Me to figure out.

Anyway, this one has everything going for it. Including a popular star cast and compelling drama.

Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin share an intimate (and rather wet)
moment in the shower in Remember Me

The biggest draw would undoubtedly be Rob and his unruly bouffant. You might vaguely remember Emilie as Lost's Claire Littleton. And one-time Bond, Pierce Brosnan is once face you always look forward to seeing on screen.

In this story, Pierce plays his age as a businessman who has fallen out with his children. R-Patz plays his sonny boy who is something of a troublemaker and a drifter and kinda begins to hate his dad after his bro commits suicide.

None too soon, the law catches up and Pattinson's character Tyler runs foul of local detective Neil (Chris Cooper). His roomie Aidan (Tate Ellington) hatches a plan: that Tyler bed Neil's daughter Ally (Emilie) and dump her. He reluctantly agrees to go along with the plan.

Now Ally has a sob story of her own. Her mom was killed by muggers and she was an eyewitness. The two find that sharing sorrows leads to falling in love in due course.

Coming to a theatre near you this May, the film has already grossed over $50 million worldwide since its US release on March 12.

REMEMBER ME releases May 14

A SONG THEY SING... A BELL THEY RING?
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Eminem
T I (Feat Mary J Blige)
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