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The one thing that leads me to believe that Lenny may finally end his quest for revenge after killing Teddy is the picture that he takes of Teddy's dead body. When Lenny killed Jimmy, he burned the picture of Jimmy's body after becoming convinced that Jimmy was not the "John G" he was looking for. Actually, he burns the picture after he is convinced the quest is done and he chooses to continue with a false quest....

Great success. Very funny.

ok so what rank would you say memento holds in regard to complexity

1. The Godfather Part 2 2. Pulp Fiction 3.The Shawshank Redemption 4. Memento 5. GoodFellas 6. City of God 7. The Godfather 8. Schindlers List 9. The Dark Knight 10. Psycho

“It's just an anonymous room...” ------ Wait a minute... who am I here?

This is my point. Rankings should be completely independent on the rating as it is an entirely different process. But it's not, so your nitpicking is useless. I still don't see how 8.6 is "ridiculously" higher than 8. Add 0.6 to any 8.0 rated movie on IMDb and you'll see what I mean.

Yea that is a great little add in for the film as a clue. I did not notice it the first time I watched it. I think either the second or third. It is strange...after knowing that it is going to be there, now when I watch that scene, it seems so blatant lol. Kind of the same with music. If I listen to a song where I cannotmake out the words and I look them up, the next time I hear the song now knowing the lyrics, it seems to sound more clear.

{ "What's this? The "WWF Memento"? } Actually it is, if u see some of the action sequences in this movie, only with better sound effects. The fact that the main lead is being played by one of the most respected actors in Bollywood, gives a hint that it may be a decent watch. The movie is set for release on Dec 25. Will update after watching the movie.

No, I am at home in front of the computer now where am i ? There is no terror in the bang- only in the anticipation of it

I did notice this the first time I watched the movie (which incidentally was on dvd and not in the theater), but I did not think too much of it at the time. Throughout the movie, it is clear that Lenny identifies with Sammy and uses his knowledge of Sammy's condition as a way of understanding his own problem. At the time, I thought it was just a way of Lenny indicating how he identified with Sammy's struggles. One thing I did NOT...