A surprisingly good performance from Carrey and Winslet

Rating: 8/10 (6 April 2004)

Another jumbled historical-first approach to moviemaking, much like Memento or Pulp Fiction. ...except this time its more artistic.

Rather than it being a "new" or "neat" effect, the story bends the flashbacks to its will creating an engaging movie.
Remarkably, the flashbacks allow the viewer to feel a bittersweet combination of joy and sadness with every passing moment, and deleted memory.
A must see. The movie has a little of everything, without spreading itself too thin.
Elijah Wood seemed to be a poor choice for his role, yet mostly pulled it off.