A remarkably innovative - and yes, thought provoking - movie

Rating: 8/10 (27 November 2015)

This is not the greatest movie ever made.
But it is, without question, one of the most innovative and creative.
Early on I wasn't particularly impressed. But as it developed - and it most definitely developed, it didn't just move along - it became truly interesting.
I can't imagine what a 10 year old child would get out of this movie.
But as a 64 year old man who sees some of his memories start to vanish like that pink elephant that even joy cannot save, I found its meditation on the importance of core memories - and the problems when they are lost - to be deeply moving.
One of the very best things about this movie is that the issues are not discussed to death. Sometimes you just have to draw your own conclusions from what happens. The I's are not all dotted and the T's are not all crossed. It's really a movie made for intelligent adults. If children enjoy it, so much the better.