Notes  but in fact you don't know anything

Rating: 9/10 (1 October 2007)

Poor guy, first he killed a man, and then he doesn't know it any more. When you see the film you have to think and think, to really understand, and you have to connect the single parts. This is going on there but where is it? And there is a new person but where did she came from?  Just wait for the next scene. That's the trick of the film.
And there are the scenes in black and white. First they didn't make sense for me but in the end I noticed that they tell the case history in the correct order.
But I was really confused in the end. For me it doesn't fit anywhere. OK, I have to confess: wikipedia is also a good help.
I really have to say: It's a brilliant and intelligent film but I think that seeing again wouldn't be a mistake.
After the film you sit there and see the final credits but in your mind you are thinking about the film and what happened... happened before, happened after and happened right in the middle.
I really like such films because after them you have to think about them a lot. They're not that easy so you have to listen and see attentively. Memento is only one of a couple of very good films by Christopher Nolan, though I didn't like 'Batman Begins'. So let's look at 'The Dark Knight'. Maybe this Batman film can convince me.