Re/Member2022

The terrible dialogue, lazily written character dynamics, and sloppy storytelling make Re/Member a movie we’d rather forget.

This reminds me of Final Destination (2000) and Happy Death Day (2017) and probably loads of other similar films. It does have an interesting take on the core concept, giving the loops more purpose but I couldn’t help but think it would be better suited to a survival horror game. There are some odd choices and tonal shifts that feel more natural than they should so that was a pleasant surprise. I liked the monster, it was pretty cool. I didn’t like the ending, it was frustrating. Overall I mostly enjoyed my time watching this film but I probably won’t watch it ever again or remember it next week.

Re/Member does just well enough by a killer concept to merit a Hollywood remake, because this version stumbles here and there, and simply fails at the finish.