Best Movie Of The Decade

Rating: 10/10 (4 June 2001)

*SPOILER ALERT*
True, it hasn't been that long, but when I say that I mean for the whole decade. There will not be a better movie this decade than Memento. Brilliantly crafted, you will walk out of the theatre mesmerized, enchanted, and horrified all at the same time.
Guy Pearce is wonderful as Leonard Shelby, a man who loses his ability to make short-term memories when he is brutally attacked. The real prize performance, however, goes to Joe Pantoliano (The Matrix) as a cop who is Leonard's only friend. Anything less than an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor will not do him justice. His performance only gets better at the end of the movie when you finally realize his purpose.
Carrie-Anne Moss (also of The Matrix) is also very good as Natalie. A memorable scene comes when she tells Lenny that she's going to use him, and that he won't be able to do a thing about it. Then she does.
Overall, on a scale of 10, Memento deserves an 11. If you have not seen this Hollywood masterpiece yet, go before it's gone. Write it down so you won't forget...