Memento - Reversed Review

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🗓️ 21 October 2014

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

In 2001 Christopher Nolan broke into mainstream filmmaking with Memento--a noir murder mystery about a man who had no short-term memory trying to find his wife's killer. With a quirky concept and an editing style specifically used to play with the audience's own memories the result was an indie hit that launched the director into the public eye. Is this Tarantino-styled film remembered fondly by Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart? Do they remember it at all? Listen to find out!

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0:00.0	So Jacob Stewart, thank you for joining.
0:05.8	What was I saying?
0:07.3	Remember Arnie, send me that $20 on me.
0:11.0	Remember Arnie, send me that $40 on me.
0:14.1	Remember Arnie, send me that $20 on me.
0:17.9	Always get a receipt.
0:23.6	It makes Leonard seem vastly more complicated and less heroic than he did.
0:29.9	And like to see.
0:33.6	She was hot after the Matrix.
0:35.0	They shot this after the Matrix had come out in bit of phenomenon.
0:37.9	So she was a good get.
0:39.8	Her career was hot.
0:40.8	I never found her attractive.
0:43.4	Anyway.
0:44.4	Teddy, whose real name is John Garensebole, was the second man in the apartment.
0:52.3	John Gamal.
0:53.3	Gamal?
0:54.3	Yeah.
0:55.3	Can't read my own handwriting.
0:56.3	Okay.
0:57.3	Like, I don't remember that.
0:58.3	Yeah.
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