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Uploaded by on Nov 8, 2006

In my college editing class, we were asked to take our favorite films and edit them down to less the six minutes. This is what I came up with, enjoy...Peace R-

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  • after sammy's wife dies and sammy is sitting in the hospital he turns into lenny for a split second. pay attention closely.

  • Teddy isn't lying. in a flashback scene with Sammy. Sammy's sitting in a hospital, and his head flashes into lenny's really quickly. This means that what happened to Sammy is indeed, as teddy said, in actuality what happened to Lenny. Lenny needs a purpose for his life, and that has always been hunting down his wife's killer. So he lies to himself and says it was Teddy. He sets up a puzzle for himslef ending with him killing teddy even though he knows he's innocent. to give his life a purpose

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  • Very Very Good. Yes There is a clip where Sammy Turns into Lenny for a brief second showing how its a figment of his imagination. Yes there is also a Tattoo on Lenny's Chest saying I Did It, which he has removed. Im glad im not the only one who knew that, or that there are a few others who do too. This is by Far my most favourite Film of all time. I can see how youve tried to mimic the characteristic style in which the film was edited. However, this film must be enjoyed in it entirety,not 6mins.

  • @KidA2357 Lenny also has a tattoo on his chest in a scene with his wife saying "I did it."

  • @rabino999 Nope, no point in that since Lenny can't remember. Teddy was telling the truth.

  • @MrHoppybunny u see that scene can give a lot of interpretations to the real story of Lenny, cuz if he remenber him and his wife in the bed together after the accident does that mean he can get new memory??if it does , it means that he dont really got that condition and that change the whole interpretation of the end, he could be the killer of his wife and just wanna forget about what he did so bad that he built this whole story and condition stuff around him

  • @Mysterious0Bob well that is true if you belive what Teddy said, the speech that Teddy gave at the end fit perfectly the story of Lenny but he could be lying and tell that to Lenny just to continue and justify his exploitation of Lenny, cuz i think Teddy is the guy that Lenny talk to on the phone (black and white scenes) if that is true, Teddy could know many things about Lenny and just create a story for Lenny to continue his exploitation (im french by the way so dont hate)

  • @bigczz true

  • jiyoungle . com /film /memento_explained.html

  • @ballinea no, teddy used lenny in more ways than one because of his short term memory loss... Teddy knew about his short term memory loss and knew he couldn't help it so he tried to use it if I remember right

  • @humpdebumpdude - Sammy was real, Leonard confused his life with Sammy's. Sammy didn't have a wife, all the stuff with Sammy and his wife is really Leonard and his wife. So that part in the hospital yeah, that's Leonard after he accidently killed his wife. Though, in his mind he's conditioned himself to believe it was Sammy, that's why the flash of Leonard in Sammy's place in that split second.

  • @Sorarry ya unfortunately they just leave it to you 2 figure that out if you see the tattoo. no actual explanation other than what info teddy gives.

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