a Memento of a good movie

Rating: Null/10 (14 July 2003)

And again-how do you define a good movie. It is a tough question isnft it? One can always find flaws in any film, book, painting or any piece of art or in just about anything. Nothing is perfect. Our lives are full of bull s*** nonsense as we screw up all the time. I mean wefve seen it all. No matter what you do, how great you are or amazing things you do, there will always be somebody who will say: gSo what?h and he will be right. The Matrix was done before, the Star Wars were done before but so what; there will always be The Matrix (the first one) and Star Wars (the first trilogy), as there will always be Memento.
Itfs not like it didnft have some flaws, but come on nothingfs perfect. It is a very well crafted film with some great camera work and sound-Pearcefs voice as well as the whole music especially at the end were so right. Speaking of Guy Pearce a thing that this was an Oscar winning performance, not that I recognize this award very much anyway but he was awesome in this role. Not the plot itself, but the way it was executed (the all backwards thing) was also just great. I know that it was done before but so what. This mosaic was good. Ifm gonna stop praising this one for itfs for you to decide whether is good or bad.
And as a memento of those 113 min spending watching this movie will be the recognition that we all lie to ourselves whether intentionally or not (in the case of Lenny intentionally) in order to give ourselves some purpose. I donft think that it automatically means it will make us happy as it was suggested from the film. However, we do alter or if you want adjust our memories and why not beliefs in order to give meaning to our very short lives.