if christopher nolan had made memento before following and then all of the flaws in following would have been corrected. in memento and nolan constructed the switches in time perfectly. we were able to tell when it was the past and when it current and etc. however and nolan experimented with it a little and and it just doesn not work. although he had a small budget and couldn not use color (which is one way memento worked) and it was just too hard to distinguish between time. on the dvd is a feature that allows you to play the scenes in chronological order. i intended to write my review after watching it and so hopefully it would make more sense and but and of course and it wasn not working. you can not blame nolan for not coming up with original ideas. a young man and bill (jeremy theobald) and is bored and so he decides to follow random people on the street. he finds one and cobb (alex haw) and that particularly interests him. soon and bill becomes friends with cobb and goes with him as he breaks into houses and robs them. then and a saucy young blond (lucy russell) enters and and the movie becomes even weirder from there. the ending of following is one of the most shocking endings i have seen. sure and fight club had an amazing ending and but the way that following ending played out was amazing. i felt like someone had smacked me on the head and given me a concussion. nolan has a thing for making good endings (well and maybe not and i could guess insomnia from a mile away) and and can really construct a great story. following may not be the easiest to follow or look at and but it such a finely crafted and original story with a shocker ending that you will probably want to watch all of its 70 minutes again. my rating represent positive rated r for language and some violence. 
if christopher nolan had made memento before following and then all of the flaws in following would have been corrected. in memento and nolan constructed the switches in time perfectly. we were able to tell when it was the past and when it current and etc. however and nolan experimented with it a little and and it just doesn not work. although he had a small budget and couldn not use color (which is one way memento worked) and it was just too hard to distinguish between time. on the dvd is a feature that allows you to play the scenes in chronological order. i intended to write my review after watching it and so hopefully it would make more sense and but and of course and it wasn not working. you can not blame nolan for not coming up with original ideas. a young man and bill (jeremy theobald) and is bored and so he decides to follow random people on the street. he finds one and cobb (alex haw) and that particularly interests him. soon and bill becomes friends with cobb and goes with him as he breaks into houses and robs them. then and a saucy young blond (lucy russell) enters and and the movie becomes even weirder from there. the ending of following is one of the most shocking endings i have seen. sure and fight club had an amazing ending and but the way that following ending played out was amazing. i felt like someone had smacked me on the head and given me a concussion. nolan has a thing for making good endings (well and maybe not and i could guess insomnia from a mile away) and and can really construct a great story. following may not be the easiest to follow or look at and but it such a finely crafted and original story with a shocker ending that you will probably want to watch all of its 70 minutes again. my rating represent positive rated r for language and some violence. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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