Budget
$9,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$25,544,867
Opening weekend US & Canada
$235,488
Gross worldwide
$40,047,078
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By Zachary 2022-04-23 07:01:02
This film may not have a unique plot
This short comment first, this film may not have a unique plot, the following is just another plot I think:
1. The protagonist injects insulin into his wife, causing her to die. Sammy is a fraudulent insurance customer contacted by the protagonist. Sammy does not have a wife.
2. Teddy was an undercover drug cop who helped the protagonist find another prisoner who raped his wife, John G, and killed him; he also used the protagonist to kill the drug lord Jimmy (Jimmy Natalie,...
By Austin 2022-04-23 07:01:02
Plot details from a personal perspective - the inner world and the outer world
The narration omits the plot of lenny telling sammy's story, because these plots are always reflected in every corner of the film, as teddy said, almost everyone knows sammy's story.
The colorful plot is a flashback, narrating what happened in the past. The black-and-white plot is a narration, narrating the origin of the past. The two lines crossed when killing jimmy Grants.
Beginning:
The beginning of the whole story is...
By Gage 2022-04-23 07:01:02
This film is from 2000. If I saw this film at that time, I would not be able to watch it for a few minutes. All I can say is that this film is too powerful, the flashbacks in the color parts, the events and the scenes are shown in flashbacks, the black and white are in order. The audience understands the truth of the matter step by step with the film. The ingenious layout is really amazing. I admire again, no, it is Nolan's talent. The scenes in the flashbacks are gradually completed like...
By Greyson 2022-04-23 07:01:02
You shouldn't make fun of flawed people.
To be effective, there must be order.
You may know what to do, but you can't remember what you did.
It must be hard to live on a note alone.
Memory is only a deduction, not a record. You don't have to rely on memory to grasp the facts.
He watches TV, but he forgets it. Remember the back, but forget the front.
He likes to watch commercials because they are short.
Insurance does not protect...
By Elbert 2022-04-23 07:01:02
The first time I watched it in February 2008, I was shocked by Nolan's level. I watched it again in September 2014, sorted out a few points I thought, and recorded it for the record.
1. Lenny's wife did die of Lenny's overdose of insulin, because Lenny had no short-term memory, he hated his fault, but couldn't face it, so he tattooed "Remember Sammy" on his wrist and thought it was his fault The behavior was passed on to Sammy so he could release his guilt, when in fact Sammy was...
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By Cortez 2023-09-29 02:10:10
Pure flashbacks, screenwriting and editing are too strong. Looking...
By Dante 2023-08-21 23:08:38
There is no urine point in the whole process, but there is almost no bloody horror, which is really awesome. The more you think about the final message, the more warning you will get. People will deceive themselves and selectively remember what they want to remember. More essentially, people will choose to create an unsolvable problem or mystery for themselves because they are escaping from an established reality that they are unwilling to face, and they will be deeply involved in it to create...
By Chris 2023-05-27 10:38:34
The structure is not the best part of this film. In fact, the structure is not very complicated. The confluence of the two lines is the end of the film. What is interesting is that people who have lost self-awareness resist and how people who hate themselves find their way to survive. The...
By Milan 2023-05-26 00:08:52
Finally, I know which part of "JOJO Adventure Yelang Part 6" pays tribute to Nolan. Araki Fei Luyan, I am disappointed with you...
By Xzavier 2023-04-16 20:02:54
Break the narrative into smaller paragraphs, show them in reverse chronological order, and insert parts of a conversation and some memory fantasies into each paragraph. This way of organizing the plot of the old mystery makes the plain plot suspenseful. It also proves that people must pass through complete memory in order to be a "continuum", otherwise they can only be fragmented and misused by others and themselves. The points (instantaneous photos) provided by "Polaroid" cannot connect...
Sammy Jankis: [after being shocked] What the fuck?
Doctor: It's a test, Sammy.
Sammy Jankis: [flipping him the bird] Test this, you fucking quack!
Leonard Shelby: It's just an anonymous room. There's nothing in the drawers. But you look anyway. Nothing except the Gideon bible, which I, of course, read religiously.
Natalie: Tell me about her again.
Leonard Shelby: Why?
Natalie: Because you like to remember her.
Leonard Shelby: She was beautiful. To me, she was perfect.
Natalie: No, don't just recite the words. Close your eyes... and remember her.
Leonard Shelby: You can just feel the details. The bits and pieces you never bothered to put into words. And you can feel these extreme moments... even if you don't want to. You put these together, and you get the feel of a person. Enough to know how much you miss them... and how much you hate the person who took them away.
