I get why people flock to see happy films like Avatar and Transformers 2 and all the superhero movies. People want to escape. They want to see something that makes them happy and has that happy ending where people are overcoming impossible odds. That's why horror movies do so well too because you usually have a central hero/heroine that overcomes impossible odds and people like to see that.

They don't want to see heartache and sadness and depression and above all a non-Spielberg ending. They don't like where something is not tied up in a pretty little bow.

Me personally, I love realistic movies that portray the world the way it is just as much as the other ones.

I guess that's why I am not a huge fan of rom com's and Spielberg films because it comes off fake and phoney to me.

But RM is an amazing film, regardless of how low and sad it is. It deserves more recognition.

My point, exactly! People are paying to go to the movies, still in these hard times. This movie is great…its actually quite inspirational.

Guess we need to keep working to get the word out.

Yeah, I guess I get that part. I like to escape into movies, too. It's just that every once in a while it's also good to see one that touches you, makes you think. Something real.

I'm hoping our word of mouth makes a difference in the upcoming weeks…and the distribution in the rest of the world–not everyone is so dead set against a less than happy ending…

he didn't really pay attention to the interviews… he just heard me going on about it so much, I think it slipped in there through osmosis… LMAO

When does it come out?
I will probably end up saving my money. lol. I just found out Lady Gaga is coming to my town (I don't know if you like her or not…) and I'm like, SO excited…So I have to save money for concert tickets. Sorry, Rob. XD

I had totally been expecting to see the Eclipse trailer when I saw RM on Friday, but at the theater I went to it wasn't shown. The only trailer I have seen so far is the one released on Friday.

Yayayayay! Lady Gaga is SO amazing. Haha. I screamed my head off when I found she was coming to town. I know she dresses weird and whatever, but she is one of the coolest people EVER. Haha.

Rob is so kind. Haha. I hope you enjoy RM! From what I've heard from the fans, it's really good.

This clip was one of my favorites. Though critics were harsh on RPattz, i don't think it really matters that much. Rob is fairly new in the business so clearly he still has a lot to learn, look forward to and yes, brace himself for as well. He may have already learned a few from the powerhouse cast he got into this project, which i think, is quite a brilliant move as far as beefing up his credentials is concerned. Also, as Executive Producer, he is obviously interested in learning the business part of this industry. I say that was time well spent away from the Twilight mayhem.

And what about that box office comparison between Remember Me & Alice in Wonderland? Duh?!?! This is a no-brainer and reeking full of technicalities. Alice audience will definitely double than Rob's since children will watch with parents in tow. Plus, 3D movies cost more than the regular films so scrap that pointless ticket sales hulabaloo. Alice should go head-to-head with Eclipse, then maybe the tale of the tape will balance out, then looking into the sales will surely be interesting to note.

Totally! Have you seen his movie How to be? I rented it last night and honestly am a happy person and the movie made me feel depressed or deppressed for his character idk but I was really down after I watched this movie Rob has some amazingly differnt acting skills. Dont worrry I watch the princess and the frog after that and that got me all happy and up again! lol

Whoopsie! I know this is totally late in the game, but thanks for the FYI!

I wish it was me too

The pics from the London premiere look fantastic! I hope that everyone had a great time!