I can’t wait to see this movie…

Robert Pattinson’s next non-vampire movie doesn’t open for another four months but that didn’t stop Sum­mit Enter­tain­ment from rid­ing on ‘The Twi­light Saga: New Moon’ buzz and releas­ing the trailer for his roman­tic drama ‘Remem­ber Me’ a few days before the Nov. 20 release of the lat­est big screen offer­ing from Stephe­nie Meyer’s best-selling series.

The British heart­throb puts his charisma and good looks to use as a brood­ing, mis­un­der­stood rebel with­out much of a cause except to recon­nect with his dis­tant father (Pierce Bros­nan) fol­low­ing a fam­ily tragedy, and, of course, to get the girl.

A sort of styl­ized mod­ern update of ‘Romeo & Juliet,’ ‘Remem­ber Me’ cen­ters around Tyler (Pat­tin­son) and Ally (played by ‘Lost’s’ Emile de Ravin), two lost souls who try to heal their inner tur­moil by delv­ing into a wild and ready romance that’s threat­ened by their respec­tive dom­i­neer­ing parents.

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It’s inter­est­ing to see Pat­tin­son attempt to break away from his iconic ‘Twi­light’ role by charg­ing into a gritty, character-driven drama that looks to rely more on raw act­ing tal­ent and explo­sive emo­tional scenes than it does spe­cial effects and mor­ph­ing demons. How­ever, the story’s setups of doomed romance, fam­ily con­flict and the fight for per­sonal redemp­tion is rem­i­nis­cent of ‘Twi­light’ — and the fact that he’s donned in flan­nel and leaves his trade­mark tresses per­fectly sculpted ala Edward Cullen doesn’t deter the com­par­i­son merely because he’s mor­tal this time around.

‘Remem­ber Me’ comes across as a mature roman­tic drama that seems safe and sim­ple enough for Pattinson’s young fan base to embrace as their tastes mature along with their moviego­ing dis­cre­tion. And if not, they can always grab their ‘Twi­light’ trin­kets and get in line now for the June 30, 2010 pre­miere of ‘The Twi­light Saga: Eclipse.’

Source via RP Life