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This may be a great drama about the amazing power of the human mind to overcome disabling physical obstacles, to detect the source of evil in its many disguises, and find justice by finally destroying the deceptive and dangerous monster. When Leonard kills Teddy at the start of "Memento, " getting vengeance while he overcomes dreadful psychological damage giving him short term amnesia, as we see during the film's backward movement in time. Leonard never abandons love for his wife which inspires his hunt and conquest of her scheming murderer Teddy. Is Leonard right or wrong in killing Teddy, the liar? Teddy has his "defenders." Butonly a romantic mind can say with certainty. A fantastic exercise in depth psychology, moral conscience and true romance without ambiguity. Nolan is grand.

10/10
bonsaul@ - 53 reviews
29.1.2003 - age: 50+

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