An 'Incredibly Close' Look at Sept. 11 Movies
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Remember Me (2010)
How did this arguably lackluster movie about romance, respect and relationships manage to make the list? If you can reach the finale of this tale starring Robert Pattinson as a young man finding love (with Emilie De Ravin) and struggling to win the respect of his father (Pierce Brosnan), **SPOILER ALERT!** the kicker ending has him waiting for his dad at the top of the World Trade Center – on September 11. Some may consider the plot revelation to be an emotional and poignant one, that an everyday character's life would end tragically as so many others' did on that fateful day. But many critics found the "twist" ending to be contrived and exploitative of the seriousness of the event.
