On paper, it was a surefire weekend winner. A "Twilight" star and a "Lost" star in the male and female leads, respectively. Chris Cooper and Pierce Brosnan supporting the starring duo of Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin. A dramatic story where Twilighters finally get to see RPattz stretch himself.
With all of that going for it, "Remember Me" still clocked in an opening weekend box office gross of $8.3 million, which was only good enough to land the number four spot on the charts, behind "Alice in Wonderland," "Green Zone" and "She's Out of My League." I'm here to try to figure out what happened.
Was "Remember Me" on your radar, Twilighters? Were you excited for it? Those who saw it: did you enjoy the movie? I'd really like to hear from you readers on this. Let us know here in the comments section (remember: you can sign in with your Facebook ID), on Twitter or by sending us an e-mail at tips@mtvmoviesblog.com.
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LOST: Episode 6.13, 'The Last Recruit'
Posted 4/20/10 11:16 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, Reviews, TV
Written By: Paul Zbyszewski & Graham Roland
Story: Hurley (Jorge Garcia) has led Jack (Matthew Fox) and friends directly into the lion's den — better known as Smocke's (Terry O'Quinn) camp. The artist occasionally known as The Smoke Monster does his best to woo Jack over to the dark side with surprisingly honest revelations, but his hand is forced when Charles Widmore (Alan Dale) fires the first shots of war.
In the wake of an explosive incident, Smocke sets Sayid (Naveen Andrews) after Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) while Sawyer (Josh Holloway) hatches a plan of his own to get Kate (Evangline Lily) and the others off of the Island for good. Meanwhile, the players of the Sideways Universe continue to come together, with Jack's hospital seeming to serve as a central location. Read More...
Tags Daniel Dae Kim, Emilie de Ravin, Evangeline Lily, Henry Ian Cusick, Josh Holloway, lost, Matthew Fox, Naveen Andrews, Terry O'Quinn, Yunjin Kim