The mind and the verge of the soul

Rating: 9/10 (14 October 2006)

First, it's important to make clear the correct plot where a couple is trying to erase each others record from their memories but they keep finding each other every time and falling inlove, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, or falling inlove, a simile.
While you see the movie the story goes parallel to the thinking process. Complex at first and enlightening most of the time the picture combines memory, soul and virtue and all the complex heritage of growing up in family. It lets the viewer take the movie out of the screen and leave the cinema with the movie.
Carrey delivers a superb performance that made him avoid the "Oscar". His humor mixed with sadness and all the complexity of the character made me understand that he is a great actor (before, Truman Show made the audience give a serious look at this actor) and performer.
Kate Winslet, again, delivers a full featured character, a "girl" from town, this "Shakespeare" actress can do it all.
The supporting roles are excellent, specially with a shiny Kirsten Dunst that returns to her kinky yet insightful characters.
A great insightful crazy and round film that has to be watched several times.