Comparing it to Twilight, Remember Me has:

- Someone is “rebellious”

- Someone has a strained relationship with their father figure

- Someone didn’t think anyone could possibly understand them, and their life is so hard because of it

- BUT WAIT — the person they’ve known for two days does (background checks take longer than the romantic timeline in a movie, ffs)

- Suddenly, there’s meaning to the protagonist’s life, simply because this new person’s in their life, even if all they’re doing is something quirky, like making them listen to a new band

- The “hidden secrets” that “threaten to tear them apart” are, in fact, even more bland than non-fat vanilla yogurt (mm, vanilla yogurt ..)

- “Unforgettable” = forgettable