A film you can watch again and again

Rating: 10/10 (18 February 2002)

Warning - there may be some slight spoilers below.
Where to begin commenting on memento is just as complex a question as the structure of the film!
The acting - brilliant, the script - masterful, literally everyword adds to the puzzle. The narrative structure - totally flawless... I could go on - In fact there is not one aspect of this film that I don't like.
I first saw this movie a couple of months ago when I purchased it on DVD and after the first viewing I knew I loved the film but I was not quite sure and since then I must have watched the film ten times (a couple of times with the special feature on the DVD) and each time I see or hear something new that adds to the puzzle and the resolution of it. On the topic of resolution I have searched the web and read a few interesting comments on exactly who Leonard is and who is telling the truth in the movie and Chris Nolan (director) has said all things tie together on close viewing.
For the critics out there, sure there are some holes in the plot; for example, if Leonard cannot remember anything since his attack how can he remember he has a condition? he often states this in the movie without reference to his 'memory aids' and I am sure there are many more 'flaws' but to highlight these is pointless as even the flaws add to the puzzle in this movie, as they force you to think your way through the movie and not just sit a eat popcorn.
Overall this is the best film I have seen in a long time and being a DVD/Movie nut - I have seen a quite a few! I you take three words from these comments they should be "watch the film" 10/10.