Memento

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Krishan T @RT64912145 Apr 25 Impressive. Very impressive. Excellent acting from both Guy Pearce and Joe Pantoliano and a truly unique, thought-provoking script from Christopher Nolan. The story is told in such a way that I found myself completely immersed in Lenny's plight; my god, I struggled to stay on top of all the details! I saw a comment from someone saying how the film intentionally overloads the viewer with a variety of information from different timelines and how it really enhances the short-term memory loss theme of the film. I couldn't agree more; eventually, you stop trying to recall what happens and just let the film happen. You don't attempt to make sense of details and build a narrative but rather just live through the rest of the film. In a similar way to Lenny (allegedly) choosing to look past the likely truth that he killed his wife and continuing to lead his life in the same quest to find her elusive killer. I think this is an absolutely brilliant film and I highly recommend it! See more John J @epicmovierrviews Apr 20 And yet he always remember to jerk off to the fat motel worker chud.... 10/10 See more Rush H. @RT94689804 Apr 15 Fantastic mind bending movie See more XxprofixX T @RT64533459 Apr 3 Podczas oglądania czulem sie jakbym przeszedł lobotomie w momentami nudzi a czasami wrecz na odwrot dobrze trzyma w napieciu ciekawy pomysł na film zwrot akcji na koniec równiez jest ciekawy choc uwazam ze mogło lepiej sie zakonczyc pozostawia lekki nie dost See more Benjamin W. @Code70 Mar 25 Christopher Nolan’s first proper film is still one of his better ones (and that’s really saying something). The film is ridiculously smart, told in nonlinear fashion with an interesting lead in Guy Pierce. It’s one of the director’s bleaker films to date, ending on a pretty depressing but nonetheless brilliant and satisfying note that matches everything it set up. Whenever you think you’ve got it, Nolan is always one step ahead of you, and it’s always better than you thought it would be. A brilliant debut feature film. It’s still one of his smartest scripts, and has aged pretty well. See more Ben W @Username618 Mar 21 Spoiler alert. So. This film, whether you like it, does depend a bit, on whether you thought Groundhog Day needed more people being shot in the head. Pause. It's ever so clever, and presented in reverse- and still sort of follows. But. A bit like Figaro giving the audience a knowing look (or Frankie Howerd in Up Pompeii- but crueller )- or other things like that... You as audience do need the director Christopher Nolan telling you the story, because the given narrator has a memory problem. Which I'm sure they thought about when making. Could argue, we audience see an impression of what life is like with a memory prob, but. We also have insider knowledge. See more Read all reviews

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