30 Jan '14 22:34>
Originally posted by SuzianneI think it totally worked for Memento because it made me identify with the confusion the main character was feeling. It was also important to the plot because the spoilers were at the beginning of the timeline, and thus saved for the end of the film.
Yeah, I thought maybe that might have hurt your chances a little. I gave you points for bravery, though.
While plot machinations like the jumbled time order of the scenarios in Pulp Fiction didn't bother me too much (probably because there were only like 4 or 5 sections), Memento really messed me up while watching it, I thought it hurt the story because ...[text shortened]... t watching the film became more work than the film was worth in the first place (in my opinion).
In mine, it served no purpose except to score cheap points with people who might like unconventional timelines. It was supposed to be the guy thinking backwards to how he got in this mess. The device might have worked if I had ever gotten him into a mess.