Not to Forget

Zanoli has done his job right in creating such a film with a dramatic backbone that guarantees the power of the scene. Nevertheless, go beyond. We need to recognize the existence of a disease. If a film can help you do this, then it must be welcomed.

"Not to Forget is a powerful film that raises awareness about a very important topic while featuring strong performances by its incredible cast of veterans (including five Oscar winners) and newcomers alike.

In the end, there isn’t a whole lot we’ve learned about the disease at hand, if that was the intent of Zanoli, who wrote, produced and directed. But we may have learned a few things about casting.

Not to Forget is remarkable in several ways; its the beautiful story of a tender relationship starring two relatively unknown actors who reveal what its like to deal with a horrible disease. These unknown actors are surrounded by a stellar cast.

Not to Forget is forgettable in itself, but it has a memorable supporting cast.

This well-meaning faith-based film about regret and forgiveness features a strong cast, but sometimes wades into maudlin territory.

'Not to Forget' follows a familiar path as it intermingles its faith-based message with a look at the ravages and emotional toll of Alzheimers disease.

Reasonably sweet faith-based family drama that succeeds thanks to good performances and an earnest script.

With the proper expectations set, Not to Forget delivers on its promise of light family drama.

There are moments of delicacy that belie the clumsy writing seen throughout Not to Forget. As predictable as the ending is, it is still hard to accept. This will be a difficult watch for anyone who does not enjoy Hallmark movies.