The last movie that I saw is
Memento. It was a film directed by Christopher Nolan. The principal actors of
the film are Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Joe Pantoliano.
I saw it because a friend recomends me the movie a pair of years ago, but for
some reason I did not want to see it before.
The film ends with the the
photography of a dead man in the floor. But actually, this scene is the
beggining of the movie, because the movie start with the scene that
chronologically is the end. Through the movie, we go more and more to the past.
That’s funny because when we see a new scene, we have more information and then
we reinterpret the previous scenes.
The movie was about Leonard, a
man who can’t make memories. He remeber everything of his past til a specific moment
of his life. Since that moment forward. That’s is a problem because often he is
talking with someone, but he can’t remember who is that person or how the
conversation started. He only have notes that remember him where he lives,
which is her car, etc. I think that the backwards style of the movie combine
really great, because we don’t know neither the past. And we have to take a lot
of atention, because the film can be really confused.
I think that one message of the
movie is the fact we are actually like the protagonist. Our memories are really
usefull, but, like the notes in the film, we didn’t know why we remeber that
things, or in what situation we make that or another conclusion about something
or someone.
Know I want to see another movie,
called Happy ending. That have the same narrative style that this movie.
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