Movie review: "Remember Me" an affair to forget. “Remember Me,” which stars Robert Pattinson, far left, Emilie de Ravin and Pierce Brosnan, is filled with melancholy and suppressed fury.

Remember Me doesn't look like it's going to break out any huge innovation in terms of its main gameplay, but it works well and it's perfectly fun. And like I said, the world I was exploring more ...

Remember Me's opening moments show you the dark side of Neo-Paris, dropping you into a macabre science facility, and forcing you to share the young protagonist's fear and confusion.

While Remember Me’s Neo-Paris is recognizably a Philip K. Dick-inspired post-apocalyptic hellhole, its mixture of old European architecture and weathered futuristic technology feels new.

“Remember Me” is a smart, engaging drama about young love flourishing amid sadness and loss. The story ends on Sept. 11, 2001, in New York, which, depending on your point of view, ...

Remember Me is breath of fresh air that's fantastically realized through a futuristic projection of Neo-Paris, 2084. It's smart, uniquely designed, and best of all brings new and exciting ways to ...

Dontnod’s 2013 cyberpunk game Remember Me hasn’t gotten the universal acclaim of its hit Life Is Strange, but it’s a great blend of action and high-concept narrative.

In Remember Me's future, society has cut out the middleman entirely. People's compulsion to share every last detail of their lives through technology and social media is a different means to the ...