Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind

Year:	2004
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Drama, Romance
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	8.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	7 Have Seen


Director	Michel Gondry
Selected Cast	Jim Carrey as Joel Barish
	Kate Winslet as Clementine Kruczynski
	Tom Wilkinson as Dr. Mierzwiak
	Kirsten Dunst as Mary
	Elijah Wood as Patrick
	Mark Ruffalo as Stan

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Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind - Roadshow Entertainment - Australia (2004)

DVD

Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind - A-Film - Netherlands (2005)

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O Despertar Da Mente - Prisvideo - Portugal (2004)

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Magic Marmalade 🍰 18th Mar 2021		Rated 8/10 Sci-Fi Romantic tragi-comedy. Given this was written by the baffling genius that is Charlie Kaufman, and directed by the quite singular Michel Gondry, this was always going to be a double bonkers brain scrambler... ...And so it is... ...In fact, that's the plot too! Jim Carey's grim and miserable Joel is suffering, for reasons he can't quite put his finger on, until he meets Kate Winslet's super-flake Clementine at a train station... and the two feel drawn together, almost like they've met before. And that's because they have. Turns out, they had a doomed, and fractious relationship, that made both so miserable, that Clementine had Joel erased from her memory, causing double despair to Joel, so he decides he can't live with that, and resolves to have her erased from his memory too. Until, of course, he changes his mind... unfortunately, while the procedure is taking place. The movie follows Joel being chased through his own mind and memories by this erasing procedure as he tries to preserve the memory of Clementine in the most obscure corners of his brain. It is, of course (consistent with the subject matter) quite a confusing film from the outset, using an almost Christopher Nolan-esque chopped and re-sorted time structure, but gradually, it pulls together and makes sense. It's all very clever, and seems a very writer-ly piece of zany philosophical, meditative madness, but what emerges at the end is sense of real warmth, and heart... and there's plenty of laughs along the way. This was one of my pre-lockdown charity shop DVD purchases, which I've watched a couple of times since, and it is growing on me more and more. One for the 21st century romantics. 7 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



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