Jonas Agersø wrote:In the scene where you see Sammy ending up in the clinic, if you watch very closely you can see a hint to the eventual revelation at the 'end' of the movie. Near the end of the scene, someone walks past Sammy between him and the camera. As the person passes, just before the end of the scene, there is a very brief glimpse, in just two frames of film, of Leonard sitting in the chair in place of Sammy. Additional special features in the DVD version reveal that Leonard was placed in psychiatric care and kept journals to remind himself of information to remember. In one of his journals, he encouraged himself to "escape" from the institution.
Jonas Agersø wrote:In the scene where you see Sammy ending up in the clinic, if you watch very closely you can see a hint to the eventual revelation at the 'end' of the movie. Near the end of the scene, someone walks past Sammy between him and the camera. As the person passes, just before the end of the scene, there is a very brief glimpse, in just two frames of film, of Leonard sitting in the chair in place of Sammy. Additional special features in the DVD version reveal that Leonard was placed in psychiatric care and kept journals to remind himself of information to remember. In one of his journals, he encouraged himself to "escape" from the institution.
could you post a video of that?
Pause it at 0.30
Re: Question about Memento
Posted: August 7th, 2010, 5:42 am
by OVERMAN
you gotta be aware of one thing, even though many people even critics have said how can Leonard know he has this condition and such Nolan himself explains through the whole film that Leonard is indeed able to adapt through repetition, this is the way of conditioning that didn't work with Sammy but worked for him, he says that at one point... this is the reason why he remembers the basics of what he's been through, we see he can adapt through his system, test himself (like the scene with the call girl) as well as use all this to fool himself into believing something that is not real in order to find some purpose to his existence.
Re: Question about Memento
Posted: August 25th, 2010, 5:22 am
by Erwin Fortuin
The first memory of Sammy (a fraud) was imprinted in his mind by Catharine (his 1e love). She knows Sammy as it got Leonard a big promotion and she's only with Leonard because of his money (his real love is his 2e love, Natalie). After remembering Sammy as a guy who pretended to have CRS (day 1 to 3), he then decides to remember Sammy as a guy who really had CRS (day 4 to 7 - he needs a system) and finally he becomes Sammy (day 8 to 11 - acting on instinct). See also my post 'The true chronological story of Memento' for the full story.