It's interesting to read the reviews of 'Memory'. It seems that many people either loved it or hated it. I've traditionally been one to look for the good in something before the bad, but it was a tough gig to do that for this film. The initial draw---and the only reason I give this any stars at all---was the presence of Ann-Margret (always watchable, even if she were peddling dishwashing liquid) and Dennis Hopper (never, ever boring.) Plot twists are fine, but this one races in all directions, like Wile E. Coyote was after it----it's exhausting to try and keep up with, and 'coherent' isn't a word I'd use to describe the screenplay. It may be better appreciated by people with shorter attention spans.
