After running Dodd out of town, Leonard returns to confront Natalie about it. She realizes that he's not to blame- just someone who wants to heal, like herself. This is shameless hurt/comfort extrapolated from/expanding on one of my favorite scenes in the movie, and an exploration of Natalie's character.

I love this movie a lot because of how the story of it is structured, which is that the movie is in reverse chronological order. I also love the performance by guy pierce as this man who has amnesia. Overall I love this movie and i can't wait to see Christopher Nolans next movie and I'm going to give memento an A.

John Gammell has had more rewarding friendships than this one. But how can he turn down the opportunity? No matter where they go, there will always be another John G. One shot, first person POV from Teddy's perspective, set early in the stages of Teddy and Leonard's working relationship. Major spoilers for the movie.

One shot. A story about what might have happened if Lenny had the opposite type of amnesia, that is, retrospective. He can't remember anything before the accident, but this time he can make new memories. Will he travel the same path?

Because there will always be another John G.

Just a short collection of poems and a reflective piece I wrote for film history class awhile ago. Characters: Leonard, Natalie and Sammy. Reflecting on the Regrets they may have

The typical routine of Leonard Shelby. Never knowing what he did or what he has to do. Never knowing if what he's holding in his hands are disregardful or holding the vital clues to the puzzle.

Ever wonder why Natalie acts the way she does? "What a fool I am, to think something so good would actually last for me."

A tale of Leonard Shelby's stay at a mental facility, inspired by clues discovered at a local motel.

Leonard wonders why he doesn't feel satisfied with killing Teddy, and pays a trip to the psychiatrist. I am aware there is a mistake, but feel free to point it out. I like reviews.

Leonard 'wakes up' to find himself covered in blood and ink... and the dead guy next to him is John G. ... Raiting for language and some violence. Rr, ifn' ya please.