I saw "Memento" (written & directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Guy Pearce, & Joe Pantoliano) today, and it was spellbinding.
It's a sort of revenge thriller with more than its share of surprises. The major surprise is that the story's told backwards, and so the last scene, a brutal, climactic killing for which we have no context, is what we see first.
Fittingly, the film's Web site is otnemem.com.
Because of the sequence of the scenes it's important to pay attention, but the film was really well-done.
If you do see this movie, prepare yourself for the best kind of mind-fuck.

The film is about a man named Leonard Shelby (Guy Pearce) who has what he describes as "a condition." His problem is that he lacks any and all short-term memory. Whatever happens to him, no matter how intense, it is impossible for him to recall it only ten minutes later. However, his long-term memory tells him that he has witnessed the brutal rape and murder of his wife, and the bulk of the movie's action is occupied with his efforts to identify and track down her killer. Much of the film is narrated by Leonard's thoughts, in voiceover, as we watch him shower, wake up in unfamiliar hotel rooms, and so on. (some of these scenarios are hilarious, others terrifying)
I'm still a little puzzled over a few parts of "Memento," -- but the movie boasts brilliant performance and an exquisitely imaginative screenplay.

For a list of reviews for "Memento," go to http://www.mrqe.com/lookup?Memento
The movie's website is http://www.otnemem.com

eeewwwww......mind fuck.......so fun

Ive been telling people to go see it and have been asking around but so far can find anyone who has. Me and my freind saw it a few weeks ago and i posted a link to the site too. Damnit no one has listened to me!!!!!! I loved it. It was a great flick.