To "C" or not to "C"

CAST AND CREW
Leonard: Guy Pearce

Natalie: Carrie-Anne Moss

Teddy: Joe Pantoliano

Sammy Jankis: Stephen Tobolowsky

Mrs. Jankis: Harriet Sansom Harris

Burt: Mark Boone Junior

Director: Christopher Nolan

Writing Credits: Jonathan Nolan (short story Memento Mori)
Christopher Nolan (screenplay)

Cinematography:Wally Pfister (director of photography)

Editor: Dody Dorn

The story revolves around Leonard, a claims officer whose wife is murdered during a freak break-in by a couple of junkies and he ends up with a head injury causing short term memory loss. His sole mission in life remains a cold-blooded revenge, reviving himself through a series of tatoos, notes and learning from the mistakes of Sammy Jenkis, a guy he came across during his claims-officer days with a similar condition.

THE most technically brilliant film and THE most explosive concept anyone has ever come up with in the history of cinema (if you say "ghajini" i will scream..it is the most PATHETIC remake ever made). Besides a fantastic storyline and excellent acting performances, the editing steals the show. Sequenced backwards, the entire movie begins with the technically last scene and ends with the first scene. The muffled narrative adds some sort of a realism to the movie. Also the concept of parellally moving cinema is the only i have ever seen(two different time lines of the story occuring simultaneously and moving towards each other to meet at a centre point). If i havent managed to scare you yet....this movie is a MUST watch for any serious cinema buff. Watch it how many ever times it takes for you to understand...and then watch it once more to spot all the "hidden" editing tricks (it took me five times to spot it). Last word...MUST "C"