The best movie I have ever seen

Rating: 10/10 (28 May 2015)

The story is there is a man named Leonard who has had short term memory loss since his wife was raped and murdered and now he's out for revenge against the killer, who he believes to be Teddy. And because of his condition he takes Polaroids and gets tattoos of what he wants to remember. The only thing I didn't like about the film was it (ironically) required memory as the story was told in an odd way, with the colour bits going backward in time e.g if at the start of the first one they said 'what are you doing . . .' at the end of the next one they'd say 'what are you doing . . .' and with the black and white bits going forward in time before they eventually met at the end of the film. Although it was a little inconvenient to remember everything that had happened it was a very interesting and clever was to tell the story as things you thought were true throughout the film were made lies as you learnt more. The story wasn't too hard to follow as long as you were paying attention and the acting was amazing. I really liked how it made you question things while you watching it. Overall a fantastic film, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a not too complicated Nolan film/a very interesting look into how memory is not the most reliable thing in the world/a person just wanting an amazing film.