It's nearly a masterpiece!

Rating: 10/10 (2 May 2014)

This is one of those movies that keeps you guessing until the end. It follows a non-linear pattern in storytelling, which has a similar pace to such great films as "Pulp Fiction" and "Mulholland Drive". Not trying to compare those two to this, I'm just saying that the way it weaves between the time-line gives it a strikingly familiar resemblance.
What's the story? Leonard Shelby is a man who's out for vengeance. His wife was murdered and suffered a head injury to save her from her death. This head trauma resulted in him not being able to make new memories, while still recalling past occurrences prior to his accident. He lives in a hotel room, trying to figure out how to find his wife's killer). To remember, Leonard writes down notes and takes pictures. As this plays out, we ponder if this condition is psychological or solely just a physical consequence of his state of mind.
I'm not going to spoil anything, but I will say that by the end, we figure out the truth behind his wife's death and who real killed her. Mr. Nolan has done an amazing job at keeping the audience guessing in suspense, very methodical and quite effective. Watch it and put the puzzle together yourself!