
Remember Me (2010) on Netflix
Tyler Hawkins, a New York student estranged from his father since his brother's suicide, meets Ally Craig. After her father, a detective, arrests him, his roommate dares him to date her.
- Netflix3.8/5
- IMDb7.1/10166,273 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes26%
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Plot summary
Tyler Hawkins audits classes and works at a bookstore, keeping his distance from Charles, his workaholic businessman father, after the suicide of his older brother Michael. Caroline, Tyler's younger sister and an artist, also wants their father's attention. One night Tyler and his roommate Aidan Hall are caught up in someone else's street fight and arrested by Neil Craig, an NYPD detective. Aidan sees Neil drop Ally off and learns she attends the same school as Tyler, so he urges him to ask her out. Tyler and Ally start spending time together. Both of them are grieving: Tyler for Michael, Ally for her mother Helen, killed on a subway platform while she watched.
Cast
Robert Pattinsonas Tyler Hawkins
Emilie de Ravinas Ally Craig
Pierce Brosnanas Charles Hawkins
Lena Olinas Diane Hirsch
Chris Cooperas Sgt. Neil Craig
Ruby Jerinsas Caroline Hawkins
Gregory Jbaraas Les Hirsch
Tate Ellingtonas Aidan Hall
Kate Burtonas Janine
Chris McKinneyas Leo
Meghan Markleas Megan
- Christopher Clawsonas Michael Hawkins
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Emily Wickershamas Miami Blonde
Moisés Acevedoas Mugger (as Moises Acevedo)
Kevin P. McCarthyas Police Chief (as Kevin McCarthy)
- Noel Rodriguezas Mugger
- Athena Curreyas Toothbrush Girl
Angela Pietropintoas Diner Waitress
David Deblingeras NYU Professor
- Caitlyn Rundas Alyssa Craig (11 yrs) (as Caitlyn Paige Rund)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Remember Me (2010)
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Remember Me sparked controversy for its ending, which reveals that Robert Pattinson's character dies in the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center. Critics including Lisa Kennedy of The Denver Post and Elizabeth Weitzman of the New York Daily News called the twist offensive and exploitative.




















