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Since: 11.12.01 From: China, Maine
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| #1 Posted on 11.3.02 1902.50 | Instant Rating: 8.21 |
Yeah, I know I don't get out much. That's what happens when you have three little kids.
Anyway, my wife and I rented "Memento" this weekend and goddamn but all you guys were right. That was one the of the best, most intense movies I have ever seen. Guy Pearce was outstanding, as was Joe Pantaliano.
Thanks for the recommendation from months ago.
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| #2 Posted on 12.3.02 0312.30 | Instant Rating: 8.00 | Did you rent the DVD? It has awesome special features, including the original story the film was based upon. Plus it has the option to watch the film in chronological order (although I think it's more effective backwards).
You got good taste there, pieman.
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| #3 Posted on 26.3.02 0537.56 | Supposedly there's a SPECIAL EDITION DVD of Memento coming out later this spring...so just rent Memento for now...and hopefully Chris Nolan'll have a rockin' commentary, too.
Holden: Judging by the buzz, that movie's gonna make some serious bank. Jay: What buzz? Holden: The internet buzz. Jay: What the f*ck is the internet? [Holden (Ben Affleck) & Jay (Jason Mewes) in Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back] | Acrid
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| #4 Posted on 13.4.02 1751.47 | what's going to be special about the new version? i think the one tha't out is already awesome...
definitely one of the best movies ever.
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Since: 2.1.02 From: MD, USA
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| #5 Posted on 13.4.02 1757.52 | Instant Rating: 8.18 | From what I understand, at least one commentary.
I read an article the other day (sorry, don't remember where, I read too much stuff from too many sources) that mentioned there will be a ton of easter eggs and hidden features on it.
I also believe it's a two-disc set.
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Since: 2.1.02 From: Sector 7 Slums
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| #6 Posted on 14.4.02 0705.38 | 
-Limited-Edition, Two-Disc Set -Remastered in High Definition -Widescreen Presentation -Director’s Commentary -Director’s Script -"Anatomy of a Scene" Sundance Channel Documentary -Production Stills and Sketches -Theatrical Trailer, International Trailer and TV Advertising -Audio: DTS English 5.1 (Dolby Digital) and 2-Channel (Dolby Surround) -Subtitles: English, Spanish - Scene Selections
One of the confirmed easter eggs is the option to play the movie in chronological order. Also, to access the features at all, you will have to pass a "psychatric evaluation" answering question about Sammy Jenkins.
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Since: 9.12.01 From: ミãƒã‚¢ãƒãƒªã‚¹
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| #7 Posted on 14.4.02 2222.11 |
Originally posted by Super Shane Spear One of the confirmed easter eggs is the option to play the movie in chronological order.
Weren't you guys going on and on about this feature being on the ORIGINAL DVD? ;-)
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Since: 23.1.02 From: Phoenix, AZ
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| #8 Posted on 14.4.02 2227.52 | I think that may have only been on the Canadian version? Or was it that the American version got everything, and the Canadian's got nothing.... yeah, that probably makes more sense.
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| #9 Posted on 15.4.02 0408.16 | Instant Rating: 8.00 | The feature to play the film in chronological order is in the Region 2 version. I've not actually done it that way around yet, but it's neat to have the option.
"Nobody enjoys a good time more than I do, but this business of yours is as legitimate as a three-legged donkey...which of course is illegitimate because as we all know donkeys have four legs."
Lance Storm, 21st January 2002.
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| #10 Posted on 15.4.02 0944.03 | Right, there was no chronological order feature on the US DVD, other than going scene-by-scene and doing it yourself. I think it's for the best, really, because I don't see how it would help the movie to play it in chronological order. The editing and interweaving of the scenes as in the film's running order is brilliant part of the thing, as is the fun mental exercise of putting it together yourself after you've seen it the first time.
It should have had a commentary, though. I liked the movie, but everytime I've watched it, there are one or two details in there that, to me, potentially tear the whole thing apart and I'm wondering if Nolan really has an answer or not. I'd probably have to take a look at it again to work out what they are. Including the short story it was based on was very cool, on the other hand. | Slestak
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Since: 2.1.02 From: Oklahoma City
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| #11 Posted on 15.4.02 1102.36 | I rented Nolan's "Following" about a month ago. It's about a writer who becomes obsessed with following strangers around. It's almost like a test-run for "Memento", as the scenes are not chronologically arranged and there are some common themes. If you can find it at the video store, it's definitely worth checking out.
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Since: 2.1.02 From: Wilmington, NC
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| #12 Posted on 23.4.02 1049.33 | Well, I finally got around to seeing Memento last night. I bought it used on Saturday($4 to rent, and $5 to buy? Might as well buy it) and sat down to watch it. After hearing just about EVERYBODY rave about it, I was sure I was gonna have my expectations too high, and I was gonna be dissapointed. Turns out my expectations weren't high enough. I was almost feeling actual pain when I had to pause the tape.
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