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Official Robert Pattinson countdown! He’s on @theviewtv live in THREE DAYS! Spread the word and RT! http://ow.ly/1bZmE about 1 hours ago via HootSuite

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Also included will be appearances on The Today Show, already recorded, The View. and Jon Stewart. Brosnan will likely appear on The View with his co-star.

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About to meet Robert Pattinson. Believe it. 41 minutes ago via mobile web

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Remember Me, A very interesting, surprising film…more on that later about 14 hours ago via web

yes I liked it but I am under embargo. I will write a review on the Lex once I’m allowed about 2 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to RobPatzEveryday

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Remember Me is a really good film. Can’t say much or I’ll risk spoil it for ya. about 1 hours ago via TweetDeck

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    Robert Pattinson – No. He is not just the sparkly Edward Cullen the world had known through the Twilight Saga.

    Pattinson, who stars as Tyler in the romantic drama “Remember Me”, is an unruly son based in New York City who has an unsmooth relationship with his father, (Pierce Brosnan) ever since a tragedy divided their family. He didn’t think that anyone could understand him until, through a weird twist of fate,  he met a girl named Ally (Emilie de Ravin). Though love was not on his top priority, he soon finds out that Ally’s love and inspiration had started to relieve him from his emotional burdens and thus made him fall for her, finally finding true happiness and the meaning of his life. But as hidden secrets are unveiled, he and Ally are threatened to be torn apart. Remember me shows a memorable story about love’s ultimate power, the importance of family ties and the meaning of treasuring life’s everyday experiences.

    “Remember Me” is distributed by Summer Entertainment. Rated R-13 because of contents not suitable for young viewers, it stars Robert pattinson, Pierce Brosnan, Emilie de Ravin, Chris Cooper and Lena oOlin under Allen Coulter’s direction. It would be shown worldwide on Friday, March 12, 2010.

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    Undercover Lovers

    Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart walked the red carpet at Sunday’s BAFTAs separately, but they were spotted leaving together. Kristen was back in the spotlight at the Elle Style Awards and out at London Fashion Week. Meanwhile, Rob tried to stay under the radar but a lucky fan spotted him.

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    Sorry I have missed posting this the last few weeks!

    First, we have an Eclipse movie poster from Eva

    Then a few videos from Roslyn & xxsimplyshawnaxx.

    Please send us your videos, posters, wallpapers, manipulations, etc and we will feature our favorite in the blog per week. Submissions need to be in by Fridays and the featured items will be posted on Saturday.  Please send your submissions to kat@spunk-ransom.com

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    Saw “Twilight” heartthrob Robert Pattinson’s new movie, “Remember Me” yesterday. Didn’t quite know what to expect – though the apt support cast (Pierce Brosnan and Chris Cooper in particular), and Allen Coulter’s (“Hollywood”) anointment as director, indicated that it might be something less mush and more meat. And that’s exactly what it was. It’s Pattinson riding in Coach, as opposed to First Class (the smooth, trouble-free ride that offers a prettier, but not always stunning, view), and you know what? I think he proves his worth here. He’s actually pretty bloody good. And nothing against the film adaptations of the Nicholas Sparks’ novels (in fact, I’ve enjoyed every one of those bar “NIghts in Rodanthe”, which sucked worse than a toothy hooker in a butcher’s strike) but I sure as hell believed the romance at the center of this pic – between Pattinson and co-star Emilie de Ravin (“Lost”) – a lot more than the slightly manipulative passionate plays of say, “The Notebook” or “Dear John”, “Remember Me” just plays a lot realer. I’ll review the flick down the track, but for the moment, let me just say I’m truly convinced at least one of the “Twilight” ‘hunks’ (that’s what you gals call ‘em, right?) has some legitimate acting ability.

    Thanks to RobPattDul for the heads up!


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    Thanks to Linda at Pattinsonlife LJ!

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    If you are still trying not to be spoiled, please do not go to either The New York Mag or Perez Hilton’s site to read what they are writing about Remember Me.


    Major spoilers of the ending posted on both sites.

    Thanks to the Unofficial “Remember Me” site for the heads up!

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