Momentary Lapse of Reason

Rating: Null/10 (27 October 2001)

The movie tells more than any reviews can tell you. Believe me,
despite of what any critics or preview, or spoofs of blooper you
might read or encountered, nothing can explain better than
watching the movie yourself.
This is a true example of intelligent movie. A story which not only
blend with you, but integrated with you. Follow the story and
attached by it, and you definitely go identical with Guy Pearce's
character.
Another playful aspects which can make us enjoy the movie in
different way, after Quentin Tarantino deconstruct the frame
sequence of the movie, Memento plays it tamed but even harder,
with effective impact but yet still comprehensible. An excessive
backwards mode of storytelling.
Soon enough you'll be strangled with what Lenny's fighting all over
this movie; the urge to know not what comes after every sequence,
but what comes before every sequence. It grips you with all
reversed reasons and momentary acts.
A must see for serious moviegoers, but a disaster for fun-action-usual-movie watcher.