Awesome, for the intelligent viewer.

Rating: Null/10 (20 July 2001)

The action and quirky wierdness of "The Usual Suspects" with the action (but not so bloody) and interesting dialog of "Pulp Fiction." Where Pulp Fiction had two buddys sharing odd conversation topics throughout, Lenny, in Memento, just talks to himself.
I knew a guy who hated Pulp Fiction because he couldn't follow the plot. You know, the way the end is at the beginning? If that's you, then don't waste your time on this film.
Yes, the story is told in a very odd way. If you can handle it, don't ask any more, just GO SEE IT. I don't feel compelled, as some people do, to tell you exactly how the story unfolds. Figuring that out is half the fun of this movie.
I promise you, you'll be THINKING ABOUT IT FOR DAYS after you see it. All the questions raised in the film are answered, but they're not easy. It'll take a few minutes to a few days to settle your brain over it. The word "profound" comes to mind. Not many movies do that. This movie is like peanut butter stuck to the roof of your brain.
Enjoy