A journey into the deepest places of our hearts where the real love is hidden.

Rating: 10/10 (3 April 2016)

Can we really erase our memories?
Can we really just forget the past and say "Ok, let's move on..."
Well, to be honest here, this movie really put me in a tight spot. We are coming from the dark. We are heading to the dark. The middle bright space it is infamously known as life. And "infamously", cause we usually spend the whole of it searching for its meaning. For the reason to stay alive and not just suicide to find redemption.
So, what makes us?
Love.
And YES, we can find it. Even in the darkest periods of our existence love is always there, awaiting to be discovered, even though our fear for living stops us.
I have to say this movie found it. Throughout the love story of Joel and Clementine, and with a pinch of sci-fi, this film managed to discover the love that is well hidden into ourselves and barely manages to come in the surface to show us the real meaning of life. A journey into the dream worlds of our minds in order to fight our ego and our crave for revenge on the ones that hurt us.
Jim Carrey, aka Joel, managed to exceed the expectations and this time he definitely showed he can be more of just a comedian. And what a perfect way to do it, having Kate Winslet on his side, who actually fitted really well on the role of Clementine, as a mad girl lost in herself but with an unstoppable desire to live life on the edges. And all that would be impossible without Michael Gondry who managed to put the pure love and forgiveness together in a movie about the non-stop seek of real love and soul redemption.
A must-see masterpiece of our generation that no one should miss.