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Drewcliff82

Alright. Some more Christopher Nolan. Always welcomed.

Derek Lee

Christopher Nolan said the reason he told the story in reverse was because it forced the viewer into the same perspective as the protagonist. Every scene you enter, you don’t know how you got there. You have to just try to figure it out like he does.

Vulgata-Sam

i can never handle this movie its frustrating to me , still here for your reaction , happy to see i was not the only one .

Mike

Dyn-o-mite! DYN-O-MITE!!!

David Melo

The end of the movie we see, is actually the midpoint of the story. Well, technically the middle of the story is when the B&W fades to color, but either way its very clever the way the Nolan bros wrote this. The first scene we see is the end of the story, and the second scene we see (the first in b&w) is the beginning. Then, so that we call feel just as crazy as Lenny does, we are confusingly led through past, present, and future until they ultimate meet in the middle at the end of the film. Definitely a classic movie, some people have even edited the film in chronological order lol. BTW there's a great behind the scenes breakdown and discussion where Nolan himself breakdown the concept and how they wrote it, its available on YouTube

Marcus Shaddy

The next Christopher Nolan movie you gotta watch is The Prestige. Fantastic movie. I think you would enjoy it

redhawk

When Sammy is in the chair at the hospital after his wife died, there's a quick shot of Sammy actually being Leonard at 1:52:18.

gak9319

What about Lenny in RDR2, he was great😄Rip Lenny!

John Dodo

I’m sure you have a long list already but I don’t see any reactions done on George Millers work. Do you think someday you could react to the mad max universe. I think you’d enjoy the automotive creations featured in this series plus lots of action with unique film style.

Dallas Darnell

“Like Finding Dory, the forgetful little fish” - Adrian Pimento B99

Cyprian -RED- Rose

My short term memory disability is not as severe, but I suffer from short term memory loss ever since a TBI in Afghanistan, 2006. Among a myriad of other issues. lol. The struggle is real.

Susan B

Instead of wondering what will happen next, we wonder what next will have happened.

Susan B

You picked up so many details that I’ve missed even though I’ve rewatched Memento several times since seeing the theatrical release. Example, the changes in Teddy’s tag number. The kind of disconcerting mismatch that most viewers are maybe subconsciously picking up without it quite clicking. And a way for Nolan to remind us that we’re experiencing Leonard’s story through Leonard’s manufactured memories. What we “know” about anything including whether that’s an I or a 1, we know only from what Leonard wrote down before he had the tattoo done. So easy to switch a letter for a number. Thats crazy-focused filmmaking. Creating more than one license tag for the same character, just to mess with our heads. 👍

Mister_Bleak

this was wild! I'm still not certain i've got all the facts in this one. Crazy film. I think i need to re watch with a journal out to keep track. Still not sure about Natalie. thanks for this one.

Susan B

Natalie is getting revenge for her dead boyfriend. She does a pretty good job of it as far as Teddy goes, but Leonard gets to keep the boyfriend’s Jaguar. So a mixed bag of revenge. 😵‍💫

Susan B

My nephew served in Afghanistan. Struggle is real. ❤️

Distantnova

Recently saw a documentary about someone, I think in the UK, who had a similar condition after a rare infection attacked his brain or CNS. Worth a look, great reaction!