This movie is made only to please critics - while ignoring the common movie-goer. It is for those "pseudo-intellecutals", who likes to use flowery words in their reviews to cover up the fact, that even they could not fathom out, as to what the hell was going on in the movie. Too bad I realized afterwards, that it was made by the same people who made the equally terrible "Being John Malkovich".
After watching good movies with the "memory" stuff such as Paycheck and Butterfly effect, I thought, this movie would be a good way to pass a weekend evening - but boy, it royally spoiled my weekend. THe movie has no storyline to tell - it is just a collage of absurd events pasted together - making no sense. The photography is even worse, as if done by an amature video-photographer. I do not understands the directors fascination with close-ups and profiles and poor lighting. It adds to the viewers woes, who is already tortured by a non-existent storyline. No wonder, the movie is doing poorly at box-office. I saw people walking out of the movie in between. The auditorium was empty barring the last 3-4 rows. Avoid it - unless you are an art-movie buff
