An insurance investigator (Guy Pearce) loses his short-term memory when he sustains a head injury during his wife's murder. He can now remember things only through notes, photographs, or writing them on his body. As he tries to track down his wife's killer despite his handicap, the movie's story moves backward in time to retrace his steps with him.
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Salem6777
sh*tty ending but still a great movie
1 year agoby @Salem6777Flag
SpaceCowboy
Didn't expect it, but Memento in chronological order is still a great film. Apart from the scratchy seams in the editing and the two backwards scenes played forward it did its job and looked great. But watching it in chronological order you can definitely tell it wasn't meant to be told that way. It made more sense in reverse actually.
1 year agoby @SpaceCowboyFlag
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great movie - awesome director - amazing (Aussie) actor
4 years agoby @pinget-69Flag