In this last portion, PopSugar contest winner Tracy lives out her Cinderella moment with dress, makeup, and hair, and then finally sees and talks to Robert Pattinson on the red carpet at the Remember Me Premier. Really makes you wish you had won.

Here is an opinion piece from E! listing their reasoning as to whether Remember Me ultimately will be a “Hit” or a “Miss”. I want your opinion on the opinion. Also, have you seen Remember Me yet?

Remember Me will hit because…

1. It can’t miss.

Nobody expects the film, a straight-ahead romantic drama trying to make a go of it in a genre dominated by Nicholas Sparks-spawned titles, to topple Alice in Wonderland, or even challenge Matt Damon’s Green Zone for distant second at the weekend box office.

Given its lean budget—only $16 million—Remember Me doesn’t have to do a lot to get fat: A debut in the neighborhood of $10 million would do it. Heck, even Leap Year, which nobody liked, and which didn’t feature an abbreviatable star, opened with about that much.

2. Team Pattinson is on board.

Guess who’s made the Twilight franchise a megafranchise? Young women, followed by formerly young women. Guess who’s most into Remember Me? Young women, followed by formerly young women.

3. It’s all about the all-new Eclipse trailer.

Sure you could watch it—and did—on your phone this morning, but Pattinson’s hair and Taylor Lautner’s abs look so much bigger on the big screen. Isn’t that worth the price of admission alone?

Maybe. Or, then again, maybe not. Which brings us to the second part of our countdown:

Remember Me will bomb because…

Read their reasoning here.

Part 2 of 3 of PopSugar’s “I’m a Huge Fan” series.

Tracy, the fan who won the PopSugar contest to interview Rob Pattinson at the Remember Me Red Carpet Premier, goes to various sites used in the movie so she can prepare for THE interview with Rob Pattinson.

Rob Pattinson talks about who Tyler Hawkins, his character in Remember Me, is as a person.

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Naibe Reynoso interviews Rob Pattinson for ReelzChannel. She asks him how it was to play a non-fantasy role and about his future dreams of directing movies.

Hurry, hurry!

Moviefone and Summit Entertainment are offering the residents of 10 lucky cities the chance to win tickets to a free screening of ‘Remember Me’ this Saturday, March 13, through Going.com.

‘Remember Me,’ which opens Friday, stars ‘Twilight’ heartthrob Robert Pattinson and ‘Lost’ survivor Emilie de Ravin as two young lovers who are threatened to be torn apart by family secrets. The film also features Pierce Brosnan and Chris Cooper as disparately difficult fathers.

Pattinson’s fans have come out in droves to drive what the studio is calling ‘Remember Me Saturday.’ In order to make the film a huge success, ‘Remember Me’ devotees are encouraging moviegoers to see it on opening night, and then bring friends and family to see it on Saturday; Summit is rewarding their passion with this very special ticket giveaway.

All you have to do to win is log-on to your city’s Going.com site. RSVP to the contest invite — the first person in their city to RSVP will win 4 free tickets to the Saturday 7 PM showing. Plus, you’ll receive a copy of the ‘Remember Me’ soundtrack.

The theaters participating in this contest are listed in the links below.

Simply click on your city’s site and RSVP for your chance to win.

Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Washington D.C.

(Pssst, I think he liked it!!!!)

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Will making “Remember Me” PG-13 be remembered as a a stoke of genius or an unfortunate misstep ?
Take a look at what Movieline had to say, and then give us your thoughts.

Passionate sex. Cigarette smoking. Gun violence. Fistfights. Frank dialogue. Adult themes. F-bombs. The “twist” ending (don’t worry, no big spoilers here). Robert Pattinson’s new film Remember Me plays out with all the salty, sultry vigor of the New York summer in which it’s set. Yet somehow, director Allen Coulter and distributor Summit Entertainment trimmed and tucked enough of that vigor to avoid the R-rating that would keep the film from its Pattinson-rabid teenage fan base. It was a job that likely meant the difference between a $25 million and a $50 million opening or maybe even more — not to mention one that, as Coulter told Movieline recently, he almost refused to do.

[Minor content spoilers do follow below]

“When I was informed that the project was PG-13, my first reaction was, ‘Well, sayonara!’”

Read the rest by clicking here.

If you recall, we posted information about a contest from PopSugar to win a trip to the NYC  Red Carpet Premier of Remember Me and also a chance to interview the great Robert Pattinson, himself.

Well, apparently we didn’t win, but one lucky fan named Tracy did.

Check out the beginning portion of her journey and stay tuned tomorrow and Friday for the rest of the “I’m a Huge Fan” series from PopSugar!

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Full version of Rob Pattinson’s interview that ran on today’s Early Show on CBS.  It was recorded last week when he was doing the whole Remember Me blitz in NY.  Probably the best part is when Rob talks about being pregnant and his mom’s reaction.

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