The Final Remember Me UK DVD Launch Pub Quiz - Answers

To take part

Answer the questions below and once you have all your answers either post them on facebook with your @tag or email them ALL to rmsaturdayuk@googlemail.com. Entries must be posted in by 10.00pm tonight

make sure you attach the requested pic with your answers

All quizzes will be marked asap and winners names posted in all our spaces

Your pub quiz questions and answers - pls note answers sourced from range of dedicated Rob sites

1 - Which letter can you see thru the tube window as the doors shut and Allys mum is shot? [F]

2 - How many pebbles does Caroline line up on top of Michae'ls headstone? [4]

3 - Who is the 'Boys to Men' of European Art History? [Whistler]

4 - How many people did Rob beat to win the role of Edward Cullen? [3000]

5 - What is spelt out on the leg of Aidans bed? [Chez Aidan]

6 - How much was the listed Remember Me budget cost? [$16 mill]

7 - What does Tyler use to get a mark of his trousers? [srubber brush - still think was spunk stain]

8 - What would Tyler rather have done to him with a toothbrush? [accepted labotomised/sodomised]

9 - Complete Aidans quote ‘Make her call you DADDY steal her PANTIES and sell them on EBAY’

10 - What film was Ally and her dad going to watch together? [Erin B]

11 - What football team does Rob support? [Arsenal]

12 - When Tyler writes in his notebook what was he writing? [letters to Michael / porn]

13 -What had Ally been drinking before vomiting with head down toilet? [Jello shots/alcohol]

14 - What does the poster with the orange circle on Tyler n Aidans flat wall say? [Amnesty International]

15 - Who is Rob's acting inspiration? [Jack Nicholson]

16 - How many freckles are there on Tylers back? [yes they have been counted!] [15]

17 - When was the last time Aidan had 1 drink? [communion]

18 - What star sign is Rob? [Taurus]

19 - Name the two songs Art performed in 'How To Be' [Chokin on Dust / Doing Fine]

20 - How old is the character Jacob that Rob is playing in Water for Elephants? [accepted 23 or 90-93]

Bonus point
Find your favourite Rob peen shot or Rob gurning shot and attach it to your pub quiz entry - [xtra point awarded for peen or funny face pic]

Remember Me - fan review - just read it

Remember Me (2010)

A beautifully structured, engaging masterpiece, 14 March 2010

This film, definitely Robert Pattinson's most profound, is not to be taken or experienced lightly. It is a heavy drama that is less about romance than it is about family loss amidst tragedy. It is also the first film to surprise me in a very long time. I had no idea how it would conclude until about three minutes from the ending, which absolutely blew me away.

I went to see it with my girlfriend, and we had been waiting for it for a long time. We both expected it to be good, but what we were really hoping for was a Pattinson performance that demonstrated something beyond the level of range exhibited in his interpretation of Stephanie Meyer's lackluster anti-hero Edward Cullen. Needless to say, we got a lot more than we bargained for. Shockingly, not only did Pattinson easily eclipse both Pierce Brosnan's and Chris Cooper's performances as the two "fathers" of the story, which were both excellent, but he gave us something we will remember for a very long time. This is definitely the most powerful film I have seen in theaters over the past year. It reaches far beyond the limited emotional scope of "bigger" releases such as 'Avatar' or 'Shutter Island', both of which are disastrously overrated. What 'Remember Me' accomplishes with its riveting, no-holds-barred storytelling and its brilliant final sequence is a feat rarely, if ever, attempted so tastefully. It connects us with so many aspects of our reality, our own world, and our own history, that many of us try not to face. It forces us to examine what certain significant events mean in the progression of our lives and the lives of our families and friends. It examines how we relate to one another in both the simplest and most complex of our relationships. It ties our daily lives together with the unexpected, which is something that is often unavoidable whether we are prepared for it or not. And it provides us with some insight as to how to deal with our hardships in life. It doesn't give us all the answers, as no film or book or story of any kind could ever do, but it certainly inspires us to ask the tough questions.