This movie was brilliant

Rating: 8/10 (23 December 2004)

This movie was an absolute gem. However, if you don't like slightly odd films about a guy that loves a girl so much that he erases his memory, then you probably shouldn't see it. My mom couldn't sit through it.
Jim Carrey plays the oddball who just climbs onto a train one day, just out of the blue. He skips his work, and heads to a beach, where he meets Kate Winslet. I can't remember what color her hair is at the time, because it changes color so many times. Anyone, after many plot twists, it turns out they've already met. Kate's character (Clementine) erased her memory of Jim's character (Joel) You can tell something is slightly wrong with Clementine, but that is besides the point. Something is obviously wrong with Joel as well. Joel finds out, and in his grief, decides to erase her memory as well. HOwever, during the process, he discovers that he can't live without her. He also discovers that Elijah Wood (Patrick) one of the people working to erase his memories stole his girlfriend after erasing her memory and stealing her underwear. Anyway, they meet back up and agree to work everything out after Kirsten Dunsts character realizes that she erased her memory of a affair with her boss, who happens to run the agency that erases the memories of both Joel and Clementine. Kirsten's character sends everyone back their memories, all of the stuff they gave to the doctor so he could make a map for which he could use to erase memories.
Overall its confusing, but if you partially understood what I wrote and enjoyed it, you should see the movie. It is really, really good.