Memento (2000)
ليونارد شيلبي، محقق التأمين، يعاني من فقدان الذاكرة التقدمي ويستخدم الملاحظات والوشم للبحث عن الرجل الذي يعتقد أنه قتل زوجته، وهو آخر شيء يتذكره.
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00:01:30I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm
00:02:00going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you
00:02:30out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going
00:02:37to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here,
00:02:44I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you
00:02:51out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going to get you out of here, I'm going
00:02:59to get you out of here.
00:03:00This guy, he's here already.
00:03:05Lenny!
00:03:07It's Leonard, like I told you before.
00:03:11Did you? I must've forgot.
00:03:15I guess I've already told you about my condition.
00:03:17Oh well, only every time I see you.
00:03:28My car.
00:03:29Is this your car?
00:03:31Oh, you're in a playful mood.
00:03:34It's not good for you to make fun of someone's handicap.
00:03:37Just trying to have a little fun.
00:03:45Roll up your window.
00:03:47Hmm?
00:03:54It's broken.
00:03:55I can get that fixed for you.
00:03:58So where to, Sherlock?
00:03:59I got a lead on a place.
00:04:01What the hell you want to go there?
00:04:03You know it.
00:04:04Yeah, it's just this fucked up building. Why do you want to go there?
00:04:07Don't remember.
00:04:29Looks like somebody's home.
00:04:31That thing's been here for years.
00:04:36What are you talking about? These tracks are only a few days old.
00:04:39Tracks? What are you, Pocahontas?
00:04:43Come on.
00:04:52Let's take a look inside.
00:04:59Let's go.
00:05:13Teddy.
00:05:15Don't believe his lies. He is the one.
00:05:18Kill him.
00:05:19I finally found him.
00:05:21How long have I been looking?
00:05:25Find anything?
00:05:27Didn't think so.
00:05:29Let's go, huh?
00:05:31Oh, fuck this.
00:05:34You're going to pay for what you did.
00:05:36Beg forgiveness, and then you pay.
00:05:38Let him go.
00:05:43You're a clue, you freak.
00:05:46Beg my wife's forgiveness before I blow your brains out.
00:05:50Dennis, you don't know what's going on?
00:05:53You don't even know my name.
00:05:55Teddy.
00:05:56Cut it off a fucking picture.
00:05:58You don't know who you are.
00:06:01I'm Leonard Shelby. I'm from San Francisco.
00:06:03That's who you were.
00:06:05That's not what you've become.
00:06:07Shut your mouth.
00:06:08You want to know, Lenny?
00:06:10Come on.
00:06:12Come on, let's go down to the basement.
00:06:14Let's go down. You and me together.
00:06:16Then you'll know who you really are.
00:06:22No!
00:06:26It's just an anonymous room.
00:06:28There's nothing in the drawers.
00:06:30It's a look anyway.
00:06:31Nothing except the Gideon Bible,
00:06:33which I, of course, read religiously.
00:06:38You know who you are,
00:06:40and you know kind of all about yourself.
00:06:43But just for day-to-day stuff,
00:06:45notes are really useful.
00:06:48Sammy Jenkins had the same problem,
00:06:51but he really had no system.
00:06:53He wrote himself a ridiculous amount of notes,
00:06:55but he'd get them all mixed up.
00:06:57You really do need a system
00:06:59if you're going to make it work.
00:07:25♪
00:07:35♪
00:07:45♪
00:07:55Hi.
00:07:56Hi.
00:07:57I'm Mr. Shelby from 304.
00:07:59All right, what can I do for you, Leonard?
00:08:01Um...
00:08:02Bert.
00:08:03Bert.
00:08:04I'm not sure.
00:08:05I think I may have asked you to hold my calls.
00:08:07You don't know?
00:08:08Well, I think I may have.
00:08:09I'm not too good on the phone.
00:08:10Right, you said you liked to look people in the eye
00:08:12when you talked to them.
00:08:13Yeah.
00:08:14You don't remember saying that.
00:08:16Well, that's the thing.
00:08:17I have this condition.
00:08:18A condition?
00:08:19It's my memory.
00:08:20Amnesia?
00:08:21No, no, no, no.
00:08:22It's different from that.
00:08:23I have no short-term memory.
00:08:24I know who I am.
00:08:25I know all about myself.
00:08:26I just, since my injury,
00:08:28I can't make new memories.
00:08:30Everything fades.
00:08:32If we talk for too long,
00:08:33I'll forget how we started,
00:08:34and next time I see you,
00:08:35I'm not going to remember this conversation.
00:08:37I don't even know if I've met you before.
00:08:41So if I seem a little strange or rude or something,
00:08:47I've told you this before, haven't I?
00:08:49Yeah, I mean, I don't mean to mess with you,
00:08:51but it's so weird.
00:08:53You don't remember me at all.
00:08:55No.
00:08:56We've talked a bunch of times.
00:08:57I'm sure we have, yeah.
00:08:59What's the last thing you remember?
00:09:02My wife.
00:09:04What's it like?
00:09:10It's like waking.
00:09:12It's like you just woke up.
00:09:15That must suck.
00:09:17It's all backwards.
00:09:18I mean, like,
00:09:20maybe you get an idea about what you want to do next,
00:09:22but you don't remember what you just did.
00:09:25I mean, I'm exactly the opposite.
00:09:27How long have I been staying here?
00:09:29A couple of days.
00:09:30And you're holding my calls?
00:09:31Like you said.
00:09:32Okay.
00:09:33But this guy's an exception.
00:09:35You know this guy?
00:09:37Yeah, it's your friend, right?
00:09:39What makes you think he's my friend?
00:09:41I just saw you together, that's all.
00:09:43He's not my friend.
00:09:44Okay.
00:09:45If he calls or if he shows up here,
00:09:47you give me a call in my room, okay?
00:09:49What, his name's Teddy?
00:09:50Teddy, yeah.
00:09:51All right.
00:09:53Look, I hope my condition
00:09:55is not gonna be a problem for you.
00:09:57No, not as long as you remember to pay the bill.
00:10:00Yeah, okay.
00:10:02Forty.
00:10:03Forty.
00:10:04Yeah.
00:10:05This guy.
00:10:08If you're all right.
00:10:11Lenny!
00:10:14You really need a system
00:10:16if you're gonna make it work.
00:10:17You kind of learn to trust your own handwriting.
00:10:20That becomes an important part of your life.
00:10:22You write yourself notes,
00:10:24and where you put your notes,
00:10:25that also becomes really important.
00:10:27You need like a jacket that's got like six pockets in it,
00:10:29particular pockets for particular things.
00:10:31You just kind of learn to know where things go
00:10:34and how the system works.
00:10:36And you have to be wary of other people
00:10:38writing stuff for you that is not gonna make sense
00:10:40or is gonna lead you astray.
00:10:42I mean, I don't know, I guess people try and take advantage
00:10:44of somebody with this condition.
00:10:47If you have a piece of information
00:10:49which is vital writing on your body
00:10:52instead of on a piece of paper,
00:10:54it can be the answer.
00:10:56It's just a permanent way of keeping a note.
00:10:58Phone rings
00:11:05Who is this?
00:11:14Remember Sammy Jancus.
00:11:29Door opens
00:11:46Excuse me, sir.
00:11:47He left these at your table.
00:11:48Thanks.
00:11:49Uh, Lincoln Street?
00:11:52Oh yeah, just go straight out on 6th Street,
00:11:54go east all the way through town.
00:11:55Hold on, I'm just gonna write this down.
00:11:56Oh, it's easy.
00:11:57Just go straight out.
00:11:58Trust me, I need to write this down.
00:12:06The discount end.
00:12:28Discount end.
00:12:31Natalie.
00:12:36My car.
00:12:40Teddy.
00:12:57John Edward Gamow.
00:13:01This guy told me his name was Teddy.
00:13:08Don't believe his lies.
00:13:12Door opens
00:13:25Yep.
00:13:26Mr. Gamow?
00:13:27Lenny, is that you?
00:13:28John Gamow?
00:13:29Lenny, it's Teddy.
00:13:30Stay there.
00:13:31I'll be right over.
00:13:32Okay.
00:13:33I'll be waiting.
00:13:41Door closes
00:14:12Door opens
00:14:33White male.
00:14:36First name John.
00:14:39Last name G for Gamow.
00:14:47Drugs.
00:14:49License plate.
00:14:52SG137IU
00:15:02It's you?
00:15:09I found you, you fuck.
00:15:40Door opens
00:15:59Door opens
00:16:09Door closes
00:16:14You say we talked before?
00:16:15I don't remember that.
00:16:16Yeah, but it's not amnesia.
00:16:18I remember everything up until my injury.
00:16:20I just can't make new memories.
00:16:21So I can't remember talking to you.
00:16:22What did we talk about?
00:16:23Well, Sammy Jenkins.
00:16:25I guess I tell people about Sammy to help them understand.
00:16:28Sammy's story helps me understand my own situation.
00:16:31Sammy wrote himself endless amounts of notes.
00:16:35But he got mixed up.
00:16:37I have a more graceful solution to the memory problem.
00:16:43I'm disciplined and organized.
00:16:46I use habit and routine to make my life possible.
00:16:49Sammy had no drive, no reason to make it work.
00:16:53Me?
00:16:54Yeah.
00:16:56I got a reason.
00:17:08Door closes
00:17:15Today, 1pm, meet Natalie for info.
00:17:19She has also lost someone.
00:17:21She will help you out of pity.
00:17:37Door opens
00:17:40Natalie.
00:17:41You don't remember me.
00:17:43I'm sorry. I should have explained. I have this...
00:17:45You did explain Lenny.
00:17:47Please call me Leonard. My wife called me Lenny.
00:17:50Yeah, I know. You told me.
00:17:51Well, then I probably told you how much I hated it.
00:17:53Yeah.
00:17:56Do you mind taking your glasses off?
00:17:58It's hard for me to...
00:18:00Thanks.
00:18:02So you have information for me.
00:18:04Is that what your little note says?
00:18:05Yeah.
00:18:06Must be tough living your life according to a couple of scraps of paper.
00:18:09You mix your laundry list with your grocery list
00:18:11and you'll end up eating your underwear for breakfast.
00:18:14I guess that's why you have those freaky tattoos.
00:18:18Yeah, it's tough. It's almost impossible.
00:18:21Look, I'm sorry I don't remember you.
00:18:23It's nothing personal.
00:18:27I do have information for you.
00:18:30You gave me a license plate number.
00:18:33Had my friend at DMV trace it.
00:18:36Guess what name came up?
00:18:39John Edward Gamill, John G.
00:18:43Do you know him?
00:18:44No.
00:18:46But his face on his driver's license looked really familiar.
00:18:48I think he's been in the bar, maybe.
00:18:51Here's a copy of his license, his registration photo and all.
00:18:55Are you sure you want this?
00:18:57Have I told you what this man did?
00:18:59Yeah.
00:19:00Well, then you shouldn't have to ask.
00:19:01But even if you get revenge, you're not going to remember it.
00:19:04You're not even going to know that it happened.
00:19:06My wife deserves vengeance.
00:19:08It doesn't make any difference whether I know about it.
00:19:10Just because there are things I don't remember
00:19:12doesn't make my actions meaningless.
00:19:14The world doesn't just disappear when you close your eyes, does it?
00:19:18Anyway, maybe I'll take a photograph to remind myself.
00:19:22Get another freaky tattoo.
00:19:25Tell me about her again.
00:19:28Why?
00:19:30Because you like to remember her.
00:19:34She was beautiful.
00:19:38To me, she was perfect.
00:19:40No.
00:19:41Don't just recite the words.
00:19:45Close your eyes and remember her.
00:19:52You can just feel the details.
00:19:57The bits and pieces you never bothered to put into words.
00:20:04And you can feel these extreme moments,
00:20:08even if you don't want to.
00:20:14And you can feel these extreme moments,
00:20:17even if you don't want to.
00:20:22You put these together and you get the feel of a person.
00:20:28Enough to know how much you miss them.
00:20:36And how much you hate the person who took them away.
00:20:49I added an address in here.
00:20:52It might be useful.
00:20:54It's an abandoned place outside of town.
00:20:56A guy I knew used to do bigger deals there.
00:21:01It's isolated.
00:21:03Sounds perfect.
00:21:07Do I owe you anything?
00:21:09I wasn't helping you for money.
00:21:11I'm sorry.
00:21:12It's okay.
00:21:13See, you have this condition.
00:21:17Oh, are you still staying at the Discount Inn?
00:21:19Room 304?
00:21:20Left it at my place.
00:21:26Yeah.
00:21:30Were they treating you okay?
00:21:31I don't remember.
00:21:36You know what we have in common?
00:21:39We are both survivors.
00:21:45You take care, Leonard.
00:22:16Remember Sammy Jankis.
00:22:19I met Sammy through work.
00:22:21Insurance.
00:22:22I was an investigator.
00:22:23I'd investigate the claims to see which ones were phony.
00:22:26I had to see through people's bullshit.
00:22:28It was a useful experience because now it's my life.
00:22:31But when I meet someone, I don't know if I've met them before.
00:22:34I have to just look in their eyes and try and figure them out.
00:22:37My job taught me the best way to find out what someone knew
00:22:39is just let them talk and watch the eyes and the body language.
00:22:43So while they're talking, experts will tell you what means they're lying.
00:22:46It really means they're nervous.
00:22:47People get nervous for all sorts of reasons.
00:22:49It's all about context.
00:22:51Yeah, I was good.
00:22:52Sammy was my first real challenge.
00:23:01Yo, Lenny!
00:23:03I thought you split for good.
00:23:05Well, things change.
00:23:06So I see.
00:23:08My name's Teddy.
00:23:09I guess I've told you about my condition.
00:23:11Only every time I see you.
00:23:13Come on, I'll buy you lunch.
00:23:20Have I told you about Sammy Jenkins?
00:23:22Yeah.
00:23:23I'm sick of hearing about the guy.
00:23:25What about John G?
00:23:26You think he's still here?
00:23:27Who?
00:23:28Johnny G, the guy you're looking for.
00:23:30I mean, that's why you haven't left town, am I right?
00:23:32Maybe.
00:23:33Leonard, look, you have to be very careful.
00:23:35Why?
00:23:36The other day you mentioned that maybe somebody was trying to set you up,
00:23:40get you to kill the wrong guy.
00:23:41Well, I go on facts, not recommendations.
00:23:43But thank you.
00:23:44Lenny, you can't trust a man's life to your little notes and pictures.
00:23:47Why not?
00:23:48Because your notes could be unreliable.
00:23:50Memory's unreliable.
00:23:51Oh, please.
00:23:52No, no, no, no, really.
00:23:53Memory's not perfect.
00:23:54It's not even that good.
00:23:55Ask the police.
00:23:56Eyewitness testimony is unreliable.
00:23:58Cops don't catch a killer by sitting around remembering stuff.
00:24:00Right.
00:24:01They collect facts.
00:24:02That's not what I'm saying.
00:24:03They make notes and they draw conclusions.
00:24:04Facts, not memories.
00:24:06That's how you investigate.
00:24:07I know.
00:24:08It's what I used to do.
00:24:09Look, memory can change the shape of a room.
00:24:11It can change the color of a car.
00:24:13And memories can be distorted.
00:24:15They're just an interpretation.
00:24:16They're not a record.
00:24:17And they're irrelevant if you have the facts.
00:24:20You really want to get this guy, don't you?
00:24:22He killed my wife.
00:24:24He took away my fucking memory.
00:24:28He destroyed my ability to live.
00:24:34You're living.
00:24:37Only for revenge.
00:24:39Well, then we'll get the bastard.
00:24:40Where are you staying?
00:24:44A discount inn.
00:24:48I don't know what room I have in my key.
00:24:49Probably left it in your room.
00:25:06Hi.
00:25:07Hi.
00:25:08I'm checked in here, but I think I've misplaced my key.
00:25:10How you doing, Leonard?
00:25:12Probably in the room, right?
00:25:32I don't see my key anywhere.
00:25:33Oh, shit.
00:25:34This is the wrong room.
00:25:35You're in 304 now.
00:25:36I'm sorry.
00:25:37I fucked up.
00:25:38This is not my room?
00:25:39No.
00:25:40Come on, let's go.
00:25:41Then why is this my handwriting?
00:25:47This was your room, but now you're in 304.
00:25:50When was I in here?
00:25:51Last week.
00:25:52But then I rented you another room on top of it.
00:25:54Why?
00:25:55Business is slow.
00:25:56I mean, I told my boss about your condition and stuff,
00:26:00and he said try and rent him another room.
00:26:02So how many rooms am I checked into in this shithole?
00:26:04Just two.
00:26:06So far.
00:26:07Well, at least you're being honest about ripping me off.
00:26:11Well, you're not going to remember anyway.
00:26:13You don't have to be that honest, Bert.
00:26:15Leonard, always get a receipt.
00:26:19Oh, yeah.
00:26:20I'll write that down.
00:26:24Hey, what time is it?
00:26:25Quarter to 1.
00:26:30Your room's...
00:26:35I'm sorry.
00:26:44Natalie.
00:26:45You don't remember me.
00:26:47I'd just become an investigator when I came across Sammy.
00:26:50Mr. Samuel R. Jankis.
00:26:52Strangest case ever.
00:26:53Now, the guy's a 58-year-old semi-retired accountant.
00:26:56He and his wife had been in this car accident.
00:26:58Nothing too serious, but he's acting funny.
00:27:00He can't get a handle on what's going on.
00:27:03The doctors find some possible damage to the hippocampus.
00:27:06Nothing conclusive.
00:27:08Sammy can't remember anything for more than a couple of minutes.
00:27:10Can't work, can't do shit.
00:27:12The medical bills pile up, his wife calls the insurance company,
00:27:15and I get sent in.
00:27:17Now, this is my first big claims investigation,
00:27:20so I really check into it.
00:27:22Sammy can think just fine,
00:27:24but he can't make any new memories.
00:27:26He can only remember things for a couple of minutes.
00:27:30He'd watch TV,
00:27:31but anything longer than a couple of minutes was too confusing.
00:27:33He couldn't remember how it began.
00:27:35They're like commercials. They were short.
00:27:37Sammy, it's time for my shot.
00:27:39The crazy part was that this guy,
00:27:42who couldn't even follow the plot of Green Acres anymore,
00:27:45could do the most complicated things
00:27:48as long as he learned them before the accident
00:27:52and as long as he kept his mind on what he was doing.
00:27:56Now, the doctors assure me
00:27:58that there's a real condition called anterior grade memory loss
00:28:01or short-term memory loss.
00:28:03It's rare, but legit.
00:28:06But every time I see him,
00:28:09I catch this look,
00:28:11this slight look of recognition.
00:28:15But he says he can't remember me at all.
00:28:18Sammy?
00:28:20Hi. Mr. Shelby.
00:28:22Now, I can read people,
00:28:25and I'm thinking, that actor.
00:28:27So now I'm suspicious, and I'll go to more tests.
00:28:33Oh, wait.
00:28:36Oh, where am I?
00:28:42Somebody's bedroom.
00:28:46Must be her room.
00:28:49But who's she?
00:28:58It's only me.
00:29:02Did you sleep okay?
00:29:04Yeah. You?
00:29:07Oh, shit. Shit.
00:29:09I gotta be someplace.
00:29:15It's pretty weird.
00:29:17It's useful.
00:29:19You never write a phone number on your hand?
00:29:21I, um, I should be able to talk to my friend
00:29:24today about the license plate.
00:29:26Yeah, the license plate.
00:29:28John G.'s license plate.
00:29:33You have it tattooed on your thigh.
00:29:55Natalie.
00:30:00She has also lost someone.
00:30:02She will help you out of pity.
00:30:09If it's registered in the state,
00:30:11it should only take a couple seconds
00:30:13to pull up his license and registration.
00:30:15I'll call you as soon as I talk to him.
00:30:17Do you think we could just arrange a meeting now?
00:30:19I'm not too good on the phone.
00:30:25You know, it's great that you...
00:30:29Well, that you're...
00:30:31helping me like this.
00:30:33I'm helping you
00:30:35because you help me.
00:30:49So next time you see me,
00:30:51will you remember me?
00:31:09I think you will.
00:31:13I'm sorry.
00:31:21Lenny, before you go,
00:31:23could I have my shirt back, please?
00:31:40Yo, Lenny!
00:31:42I thought you split for good.
00:31:44Sammy couldn't pick up any new skills at all.
00:31:47But I find something in my research.
00:31:49Conditioning.
00:31:51Sammy should still be able to learn through repetition.
00:31:53It's how you learn stuff, like riding a bike.
00:31:55You just get better through practice.
00:31:57It's a completely different part of the brain
00:31:59from the short-term memory.
00:32:01So I have the doctors test Sammy's response to conditioning.
00:32:03Just pick up any three objects.
00:32:05That's a test?
00:32:07Hey, where were you guys when I did my CPA?
00:32:10Sorry.
00:32:13Ta-da.
00:32:15Oh!
00:32:17What the fuck?
00:32:19It's a test, Sammy.
00:32:21Well, test this, you fucking quack.
00:32:23Some of the objects were electrified.
00:32:25That gave him a small shock.
00:32:27They kept repeating the test,
00:32:29always with the same objects electrified.
00:32:31The point was to see if Sammy could learn
00:32:33to avoid the electrified objects,
00:32:35not by memory, but by instinct.
00:32:47Natalie, right?
00:32:49Who the fuck is Dodd?
00:32:53Guess I don't have to worry about him anymore.
00:32:55What the fuck have you got me into?
00:32:57Shh, come inside.
00:33:01Who is he?
00:33:03Calm down, okay?
00:33:05This is my problem.
00:33:07You offered to help.
00:33:09It has nothing to do with your investigation.
00:33:11It's not my problem.
00:33:13It's your problem.
00:33:15You offered to help.
00:33:17It has nothing to do with your investigation.
00:33:19How did you get me into this?
00:33:21You offered to help me when you saw what he did to my face.
00:33:23How do I know he did that to your face?
00:33:25Because I came straight to you after he did it.
00:33:27I showed you what he did, and I asked you to help me.
00:33:29Oh, and I just take your word?
00:33:31Yeah.
00:33:33Something doesn't feel right.
00:33:35I think someone's fucking with me,
00:33:37trying to get me to kill their own guy.
00:33:39Did you?
00:33:41What?
00:33:43It has nothing to do with you.
00:33:45You helped me out, and I'm grateful.
00:33:47You have to burn them.
00:33:53Leonard, you decided to help me.
00:33:55Trust yourself. Trust your own judgment.
00:33:57You can question everything.
00:33:59You can never know anything for sure.
00:34:01There are things you know for sure.
00:34:03Such as?
00:34:05I know what that's gonna sound like when I knock on it.
00:34:07I know what that's gonna feel like when I pick it up.
00:34:09See?
00:34:11Certainties.
00:34:13It's the kind of memory you take for granted.
00:34:15You know,
00:34:17I can remember so much.
00:34:19The feel of the world.
00:34:21And her.
00:34:29She's gone.
00:34:31And the present is trivia,
00:34:33which I scribble down his fucking nose.
00:34:35Hey, hey.
00:34:37Come on, try and relax.
00:34:39It's not easy for me to relax.
00:34:41Shh.
00:34:43Come on, take your jacket off.
00:34:45Come on.
00:34:51Didn't think you were the type.
00:35:01It's backwards.
00:35:05Come here.
00:35:07Come here.
00:35:29What about here?
00:35:33Maybe it's
00:35:35hard to find him.
00:35:39I've lost somebody, too.
00:35:43I'm sorry.
00:35:45His name was Jimmy.
00:35:47What happened to him?
00:35:49He went to meet somebody.
00:35:51He never came back.
00:35:53Who did he go to meet?
00:35:55A guy called Teddy.
00:35:57What do the police think?
00:35:59They don't look too hard for guys like Jimmy.
00:36:01When you find this guy,
00:36:03this John G.,
00:36:05what are you gonna do?
00:36:09I'm gonna kill him.
00:36:13Maybe I can help you find him.
00:36:21I don't even know how long she's been gone.
00:36:27It's like I've woken up in bed
00:36:29and she's not here
00:36:33because she's gone to the bathroom or something.
00:36:39But somehow I just...
00:36:43I just know she's never gonna come back to bed.
00:36:51If I could just
00:36:53reach over and touch
00:36:55her side of the bed,
00:36:57I would know that it was cold.
00:37:03But I can't.
00:37:09I know I can't have her back.
00:37:13But I don't want to wake up in the morning
00:37:15thinking she's still here.
00:37:19I'll lie here not knowing
00:37:21how long I've been alone.
00:37:23So how...
00:37:25how can I heal?
00:37:29How am I supposed to heal
00:37:31if I can't feel time?
00:37:53I'm sorry.
00:38:23I'm sorry.
00:38:53She has also lost someone.
00:38:55She will help you out of pity.
00:39:23They kept testing Sammy for months.
00:39:25Always with the same objects
00:39:27carrying the electrical charge.
00:39:29Ow!
00:39:31What the fuck?
00:39:33It's a test, Sammy.
00:39:35Test this, you fucking quack.
00:39:37Even with total short-term memory loss,
00:39:39Sammy should have learned to instinctively
00:39:41stop picking up the wrong objects.
00:39:43All the previous cases responded to conditioning.
00:39:45Sammy didn't respond at all.
00:39:47It was enough to suggest that his condition
00:39:49was psychological, not physical.
00:39:51We turned down his claim on the grounds
00:39:53that he wasn't covered for mental illness.
00:39:55His wife got stuck with the bills
00:39:57and I got a big promotion.
00:39:59Conditioning didn't work for Sammy.
00:40:01So he became helpless.
00:40:03But it works for me.
00:40:05Not if the way Sammy couldn't
00:40:07habit and routine
00:40:09make my life possible.
00:40:11Conditioning.
00:40:13Acting on instinct.
00:40:21Awake.
00:40:25Where am I?
00:40:29Motel room.
00:40:37Some anonymous motel room.
00:40:43Nothing in the drawers,
00:40:45but I'll take a look anyway.
00:40:47Nothing except the Gideon Bible.
00:40:51I'll take a look.
00:41:09Just a minute.
00:41:11Open the door.
00:41:15Honey.
00:41:17Open the door.
00:41:23Come on.
00:41:27Hi, Teddy.
00:41:29Finish playing with yourself, honey.
00:41:43Oh, I get it.
00:41:45Amorous neighbors.
00:41:47What are you doing here?
00:41:49You called me.
00:41:51You said you needed my help.
00:41:53You know, I've had more rewarding friendships
00:41:55than this one.
00:41:57Although I do get to keep telling the same jokes.
00:41:59What the fuck is that?
00:42:07What the fuck is that?
00:42:09You don't know him?
00:42:11No. Should I?
00:42:13Is that John G?
00:42:15I don't think so.
00:42:17You don't think so? You don't know? You didn't write it down?
00:42:19I might have fallen asleep before I did.
00:42:21For Christ's sakes.
00:42:23Ask him.
00:42:27What's your name?
00:42:29Your name.
00:42:31Todd.
00:42:33And who did this to you?
00:42:35What?
00:42:37Who did this to you?
00:42:39You did.
00:42:41I'm not gonna help you kill that guy.
00:42:43No, no, just let me think for a minute.
00:42:49Okay, Natalie.
00:42:51Who's Natalie? Natalie who?
00:42:53Why?
00:42:55Maybe I know her.
00:42:57Look, we gotta get him out of here.
00:42:59All right, all right, all right.
00:43:01He's gotta have a car, right?
00:43:03So we take him down to his car,
00:43:05we tell him to get the fuck out of town
00:43:07or we're gonna kill him.
00:43:09I don't know.
00:43:11Oh, no.
00:43:15Yes, I do. This is not my room.
00:43:17It must be his room. Great. Let's go.
00:43:19No, no, no, no, no. We can't just leave him here.
00:43:21Why not?
00:43:23Because the maid's gonna walk in.
00:43:25She'll see him, call the cops.
00:43:27He can ID us.
00:43:29Okay, we untie him, we clean him up,
00:43:31and we march him out of here with a gun in his back.
00:43:33A gun? Why would I have a gun?
00:43:35It must be his.
00:43:37Why would you let someone like me carry a gun?
00:43:41I fucking hope not.
00:43:49Which one?
00:43:53We should probably steal his car.
00:43:55You know, teach him a lesson. Shut up.
00:43:57Yeah, sorry for you to say. He's the one with the jag.
00:43:59All right, get in.
00:44:01I'm gonna ride with him. You follow us.
00:44:03Give me your keys.
00:44:05Let's go.
00:44:35Was he scared?
00:44:37Yeah, I think it was your sinister mustache.
00:44:39Fuck you. You should have stolen his car.
00:44:41Why? What's wrong with this one?
00:44:43Nothing. You want to trade?
00:44:47So what do you do now?
00:44:49I'm gonna find out what the fuck that was all about.
00:44:59Natalie, right?
00:45:01Who the fuck is Dodd?
00:45:05He was crippled by the cost of supporting him
00:45:07and fighting the company's decision.
00:45:11But it wasn't the money that got to her.
00:45:13I never said that Sammy was faking.
00:45:15I have an idea, Sammy.
00:45:17Sammy, I have an idea.
00:45:19Just that his problem was mental, not physical.
00:45:21You're gonna have a pen in your pocket, okay?
00:45:23You're gonna have a pen in your pocket.
00:45:25But she couldn't understand.
00:45:27I did something wrong.
00:45:29You did something wrong. Now we're gonna deal with it.
00:45:31We'll figure out. We're gonna try a little harder.
00:45:33He looks into his eyes and sees the same person.
00:45:35And if it's not a physical problem,
00:45:37he should just snap out of it.
00:45:39Ellen called. Ellen called.
00:45:41Ellen can't call, Sammy.
00:45:43I'm so sorry. I'm sorry.
00:45:45I'm sorry. I'm trying. I'm sorry.
00:45:51So good old Leonard Shelby
00:45:53from the insurance company gives her the seat of doubt.
00:45:55Just like he gave it to the doctors.
00:45:59But I never said that he was faking.
00:46:01Never said that.
00:46:09Hmm. I don't feel drunk.
00:46:31Oh.
00:47:01Ugh!
00:47:23Oh, shit.
00:47:25Not right now.
00:47:31Ugh!
00:47:51Okay.
00:47:57Dodd. Put him on to Teddy.
00:47:59Just get rid of him for Natalie.
00:48:07Dodd.
00:48:13Get rid of him.
00:48:15Ask Natalie.
00:48:19Teddy, Teddy.
00:48:29Yeah, leave it now if you know what to do.
00:48:31Yeah, this is a message for Teddy.
00:48:33I'm at the Mountchrist Inn on 5th Street, room 6.
00:48:35I need you to come over as soon as you get this.
00:48:37It's important.
00:48:39Oh, this is Leonard. Thanks. Bye.
00:48:43Whew.
00:48:45Fuck.
00:48:47Fuck.
00:48:57Well, what Mrs. Jankis didn't understand
00:48:59was that you can't bully someone into remembering.
00:49:01The more pressure you're under,
00:49:03the harder it gets.
00:49:07Well, then call me back?
00:49:09Yeah.
00:49:17Okay.
00:49:31Okay, so what am I doing?
00:49:35Oh, I'm chasing this guy.
00:49:39No.
00:49:41He's chasing me.
00:49:47Fuck.
00:50:05Fuck.
00:50:11Dodd. White guys.
00:50:13Mountchrist Inn on 5th Street.
00:50:15I'll get the jump on you, you fucker.
00:50:45Wait, wait, wait.
00:50:47Take this out.
00:50:4999.95. 98 a month.
00:50:51A 97 Toyota.
00:50:5311.995. 110 a month.
00:50:55A 96 Dodge Caravan.
00:50:5789.95. 95 a month.
00:50:59Sorry.
00:51:15Fuck.
00:51:33I need a weapon.
00:51:39This'll do.
00:51:45Fuck.
00:52:03Hmm.
00:52:05I don't feel drunk.
00:52:15Hmm.
00:52:45Do I know this guy?
00:52:47He seems to know me.
00:52:53What the fuck?
00:53:09I like your car.
00:53:11Thank you.
00:53:13Where'd you get it?
00:53:15Are you interested in buying one?
00:53:17What, I haven't made a strong enough impression on you?
00:53:19I wouldn't be too hard on yourself.
00:53:31Okay, so what am I doing?
00:53:43Who is this?
00:54:13Okay, so what am I doing?
00:54:15Who is this?
00:54:17Who is this?
00:54:19Who is this?
00:54:21Who is this?
00:54:23Who is this?
00:54:25Who is this?
00:54:27Who is this?
00:54:29Who is this?
00:54:31Who is this?
00:54:33Who is this?
00:54:35Who is this?
00:54:37Who is this?
00:54:39Who is this?
00:54:41Who is this?
00:54:43Who is this?
00:55:07Ouch.
00:55:09♪♪
00:55:19♪♪
00:55:29♪♪
00:55:39How can you read that again?
00:55:41It's good.
00:55:43Yeah, but you've read it like a thousand times.
00:55:45I enjoy it.
00:55:48I always thought the pleasure of a book was in wanting to know what happens next.
00:55:51Don't be a prick.
00:55:53I'm not reading it to annoy you. I enjoy it.
00:55:56Just let me read. Please?
00:55:59♪♪
00:56:09Probably tried this before.
00:56:14Probably burned truckloads of your stuff.
00:56:19Can't remember to forget you.
00:56:22♪♪
00:56:40Yeah. Uh-huh.
00:56:44Well, sir, that'd certainly be in keeping with some of my own discoveries.
00:56:48I was hoping for a little more on the drugs angle.
00:56:50Will you hang on a sec?
00:56:52♪♪
00:57:00Now, the police report mentioned the drugs found in the car outside my house.
00:57:03The car was stolen, but his prints were all over it.
00:57:06I got friends in the department. They gave me a copy of it.
00:57:08I dealt with the police a lot in my insurance job.
00:57:10With my condition, it's really tough.
00:57:12I can't keep it all in mind at once.
00:57:15I have to summarize the different sections, and there's pages missing.
00:57:18I guess I've been trying to log them all.
00:57:20I don't know why these were crossed out.
00:57:22But they weren't even looking for John G.
00:57:24The stuff they found in the car just fit in with what they believed had happened,
00:57:27so they didn't chase any of it up.
00:57:30♪♪
00:57:39♪♪
00:57:49♪♪
00:57:59♪♪
00:58:06Honey?
00:58:09Honey, it's late.
00:58:11♪♪
00:58:21♪♪
00:58:32Everything okay?
00:58:34♪♪
00:58:44♪♪
00:58:52You okay in there?
00:58:54No.
00:58:58Is it good for you?
00:59:02What?
00:59:03Was I supposed to lock the door?
00:59:06No.
00:59:09I'd like you to leave now.
00:59:12♪♪
00:59:22♪♪
00:59:32There's something about the drugs stashed in the car that doesn't ring true for me.
00:59:35Because the police claim the guy was an addict needing money to score,
00:59:38which I think is bullshit,
00:59:40because he's not gonna go breaking into places while he's still got a stash that big.
00:59:44Well, I think John G. left it there or planted it there.
00:59:49How do you know that?
00:59:52Oh, shit, that's true. It fits.
00:59:55So he's a dealer.
00:59:57Hang on a sec.
00:59:59♪♪
01:00:09Now we're getting somewhere.
01:00:11Discount end.
01:00:13♪♪
01:00:23♪♪
01:00:33♪♪
01:00:43♪♪
01:00:53♪♪
01:01:03♪♪
01:01:07Yeah, okay, blonde's fine.
01:01:11Well, it's what they say.
01:01:14The discount end, 304, Leonard.
01:01:20Well, what then?
01:01:22I just go to bed, you wait for me to fall asleep,
01:01:25go into the bathroom, and you slam the door.
01:01:27Slam it?
01:01:29Yeah, loud enough to wake me up.
01:01:31And that's it?
01:01:33That's it.
01:01:35Uh, yeah, first I just need you to put these things around the room.
01:01:41Just pretend they're your things and that this is your bedroom.
01:01:53Should I wear it?
01:01:55No, no, no.
01:01:57You know, just like you took it off or something.
01:02:02I don't want you to use it.
01:02:04I'm sorry.
01:02:06I just mean put them around the room, you know,
01:02:09as if they were your things.
01:02:15Whatever gets you off.
01:02:23Oh.
01:02:43I can't blame the cops for not taking me seriously.
01:02:45This is a difficult condition for people to understand.
01:02:47I mean, look at Sammy Jancus.
01:02:49His own wife couldn't deal with it.
01:02:51I told you about how she tried to get him to snap out of it.
01:02:53Eventually she came to see me at the office.
01:02:55I found out all kinds of shit.
01:02:57She told me about life with Sammy, how she treated him.
01:03:00Thank you for saving me.
01:03:02You know, it got to the point where she'd get Sammy to hide food all around the house,
01:03:04and then she'd stop feeding him just to see if he's hungry
01:03:06and make him remember where he hid the food.
01:03:08Take him to a parking lot and, uh...
01:03:10She wasn't a cruel person. She just wanted old Sammy back.
01:03:13Mr. Shelby, you know all about Sammy, and you've decided that he's faking.
01:03:17Mrs. Jancus, the company's position isn't that Sammy's faking anything.
01:03:20This condition can't be shown to be...
01:03:22I just want to know what your honest opinion about Sammy is.
01:03:25We shouldn't even be talking like this while the case is still open to appeal.
01:03:28I'm not appealing the decision.
01:03:30Then why are you here?
01:03:32Try to understand.
01:03:34When I look at Sammy, I don't see some...
01:03:36vegetable.
01:03:38I see my same old Sammy.
01:03:42What do you think that's like for me,
01:03:44to suspect that he might be imagining this whole problem
01:03:46and that if I just could say the right thing,
01:03:48he'd snap out of it and go back to being normal?
01:03:52If I...
01:03:56If I knew that my old Sammy were truly gone,
01:04:00then I could say goodbye and start loving this new Sammy.
01:04:06As long as I have doubt, I can't say goodbye and move on.
01:04:09What do you want from me?
01:04:11I want you to forget the company you worked for for 30 seconds
01:04:14and tell me if you really believe that Sammy's faking his condition.
01:04:19I need to know...
01:04:21what you honestly believe.
01:04:28I believe that Sammy should be physically capable of making new memories.
01:04:40Thank you.
01:04:44I thought I'd helped her.
01:04:46I thought she just needed some kind of answer.
01:04:48I didn't think it was important what the answer was.
01:04:50Just that she had one to believe.
01:05:08A car this nice, you should lock it.
01:05:10Who the fuck are you?
01:05:12Prove it!
01:05:13Sammy. Remember Sammy? You told me about Sammy!
01:05:18Jeez!
01:05:20What the fuck are you doing in my car?
01:05:22What, your sense of humor went with the memory?
01:05:24Do you even know why you're here?
01:05:26Unfinished business.
01:05:28Lenny, let me inform you.
01:05:30Your business here is very much finished.
01:05:32You're still here because of Natalie.
01:05:34Who's Natalie?
01:05:35Schmuck! Whose house do you think you just walked out of?
01:05:39Oh, that's right. Take a look at your pictures.
01:05:41I bet you got one of her.
01:05:45Oh, nice shot, Leibovitz.
01:05:48You'll want to make a note.
01:05:50You can't trust her.
01:05:51Oh, yeah? Why's that?
01:05:53Because by now, she's taken a look at this suit and the car...
01:05:56and she's starting to figure out ways of turning the situation to her advantage.
01:06:01She's already got you staying with her, for Christ's sakes.
01:06:04You can't go back in there.
01:06:06Maybe the name of a motel.
01:06:08You're lucky I ran into you.
01:06:10Rod's bad news.
01:06:11What do you mean, bad news?
01:06:12He's involved with drugs.
01:06:14All right, look. These. You see these?
01:06:17This is the bar where she works.
01:06:19Her boyfriend's a drug dealer.
01:06:21She takes orders for him, arranges meets.
01:06:24He writes messages on the back of these.
01:06:27Then she slips him the answers when she serves him his drinks.
01:06:30Why should I care?
01:06:31Because when she gets jammed up...
01:06:34she'll use you to protect herself.
01:06:36From who?
01:06:37Guys are going to want to know what happened to her boyfriend.
01:06:40Guys are going to come after her.
01:06:42Somebody's got to pay, Lenny.
01:06:44Somebody always pays.
01:06:45Maybe she'll make it you.
01:06:47Oh, yeah?
01:06:48Well, maybe she'll make it you.
01:06:49Is that it?
01:06:50You worried that she's going to use me against you?
01:06:52No.
01:06:53Why not?
01:06:55Because she doesn't know who I am.
01:06:58Why are you following me?
01:07:00Maybe I want to help.
01:07:02She doesn't know anything about your investigation.
01:07:04Okay, Einstein?
01:07:05So write this down.
01:07:08When she offers to help...
01:07:10it'll be for her own reasons.
01:07:13I'm not lying.
01:07:14Take my pen.
01:07:16Write this down.
01:07:18Do not trust her.
01:07:27There.
01:07:28You happy now?
01:07:29I won't be happy until you leave town.
01:07:32You ever wonder how long you can hang around here
01:07:34before people start asking questions?
01:07:36What sort of questions?
01:07:37The same sort of questions you should be asking yourself.
01:07:39Like what?
01:07:40Like, how did you get this suit, the car?
01:07:42I have money.
01:07:43From what?
01:07:44My wife's death.
01:07:45I used to work in insurance.
01:07:46We were well covered.
01:07:47Oh.
01:07:49So in your grief, you wandered into a Jaguar dealership.
01:07:55You don't have a clue, do you?
01:07:57You don't even know who you are.
01:07:59Yes, I do.
01:08:00I don't have amnesia.
01:08:02I remember everything right up until the incident.
01:08:04I am Leonard Shelby.
01:08:05I am from San Francisco.
01:08:06That's who you were.
01:08:08You do not know who you are,
01:08:11what you've become since the incident.
01:08:15You wander around playing detective.
01:08:17You don't even know how long ago it was.
01:08:21Let me put it this way.
01:08:23Were you wearing designer suits when you sold insurance?
01:08:26I didn't sell insurance.
01:08:27I investigated.
01:08:28You're an investigator.
01:08:30Well, maybe you should start investigating yourself.
01:08:33Thank you for the advice.
01:08:37Look, do me a favor.
01:08:38Don't go back in there.
01:08:40Will you take the motel out of town?
01:08:46It's been fun, Lenny.
01:08:55Do not trust her.
01:08:59Don't believe his lies.
01:09:14Oh, fuck it. I need my own place.
01:09:24No, she shouldn't have given me that responsibility.
01:09:27I'm a claims investigator, not a doctor.
01:09:30Yeah, I guess.
01:09:33But I've got all sorts of other considerations.
01:09:36Legal responsibility, large finance...
01:09:43Who is this?
01:09:57Write this down.
01:09:58Write down what happened.
01:09:59Write it down.
01:10:00Come on, concentrate.
01:10:01Give it to me.
01:10:02Find a pen.
01:10:09What happened?
01:10:10What does it look like?
01:10:11He beat the shit out of me.
01:10:12Who?
01:10:14Who?
01:10:15Fuck Lenner.
01:10:16Dodd.
01:10:17Dodd beat the shit out of me.
01:10:18Why?
01:10:19Why? Because of you?
01:10:20Because I did what you told me to do.
01:10:21Go to him. Reason with him.
01:10:22Tell him about Teddy.
01:10:23Great fucking idea.
01:10:24Calm down. Calm down.
01:10:25Take it easy.
01:10:26Take it easy.
01:10:27You're safe. It's okay.
01:10:30Come on.
01:10:31Just sit down.
01:10:32Sit down.
01:10:34Here, sit down.
01:10:37Okay, you're okay.
01:10:39I'll just get some ice.
01:10:40For your face.
01:10:49Here.
01:10:57I did exactly what you told me to do.
01:11:00I went to Dodd.
01:11:03And I told him that I didn't have any of Jimmy's money.
01:11:08Or the drugs.
01:11:10And that this Teddy must have taken everything.
01:11:14And what did he say?
01:11:17He didn't believe me.
01:11:21He said if I don't have the drugs by tomorrow, he's gonna kill me.
01:11:24And then he just started hitting me.
01:11:30Where is he?
01:11:31Why?
01:11:33I'll go see him.
01:11:34And?
01:11:35I'll give him some bruises of his own and tell him to look for a guy called Teddy.
01:11:39Or he'll kill you, Lenny.
01:11:43My wife used to call me Lenny.
01:11:45Yeah?
01:11:48Yeah, I hated it.
01:11:49I hated it.
01:11:52This guy, this guy is so dangerous.
01:11:54Let's just think of something else, okay?
01:11:56No, no.
01:11:58You just tell me what he looks like.
01:12:00And where I can find him.
01:12:02Have you got a pen?
01:12:04In my purse.
01:12:15He'll, um, he'll probably find you.
01:12:17What do you mean?
01:12:19I told him about your car.
01:12:21Why?
01:12:24He was beating the shit out of me. I had to tell him something.
01:12:29Just write it all down.
01:12:45Be careful.
01:12:48I'll be fine.
01:12:57A car this nice, you should lock.
01:12:59Who the fuck are you?
01:13:00Who the fuck are you?
01:13:17Front desk?
01:13:18Bert, right. This is Mr. Shelby in room 21.
01:13:21Yeah, that's the thing. I don't want any calls.
01:13:24Nope, none at all.
01:13:31What's wrong?
01:13:32Somebody's come home already.
01:13:33Who?
01:13:34Calls himself Dodd.
01:13:36What does he want?
01:13:37He wants to know what happened to Jimmy and his money.
01:13:38He thinks I have it. He thinks I took it.
01:13:40Oh, well, did you?
01:13:42No.
01:13:47What's this all about?
01:13:50You don't have a fucking clue, do you?
01:13:51You're just blissfully ignorant, aren't you?
01:13:53Look, I have this.
01:13:54I have this.
01:13:55I have this.
01:13:56I have this.
01:13:57I have this.
01:13:58You're just blissfully ignorant, aren't you?
01:13:59Look, I have this condition.
01:14:00Yeah, I know all about your fucking condition, Leonard.
01:14:03Probably know more about it than you do.
01:14:04You don't have a fucking clue about anything else.
01:14:06What happened?
01:14:07What happened is that Jimmy went to meet some guy named Teddy.
01:14:10He took a lot of money with him and he never came back.
01:14:13Jimmy's partners think I set him up.
01:14:14I don't know if you know this, Teddy, or how well.
01:14:17Neither do I.
01:14:18Don't protect him.
01:14:19I'm not.
01:14:20Help me.
01:14:21How?
01:14:22Get rid of Dodd for me.
01:14:23What?
01:14:24Kill him. I'll pay you.
01:14:26What do you think I am?
01:14:27I'm not going to kill someone for money.
01:14:28What then?
01:14:29Love?
01:14:30What would you kill for?
01:14:32Kill for your wife, wouldn't you?
01:14:34That's different.
01:14:35Not to me.
01:14:36I wasn't fucking married to her.
01:14:37Hey, hey.
01:14:38Don't talk about my wife.
01:14:39I can talk about whoever the fuck I want.
01:14:41I can say whatever I want and you won't remember.
01:14:43I could call your wife a fucking whore and we could still be friends.
01:14:45Calm down.
01:14:46Easy for you to say.
01:14:47You can't get scared.
01:14:48You don't know how, you fucking idiot.
01:14:49Take it easy.
01:14:50This has nothing to do with me.
01:14:51Well, maybe it does.
01:14:52How the fuck would you know?
01:14:53You don't know a fucking thing.
01:14:55You can't get scared, but hey, can you get angry?
01:14:57Yes.
01:14:58Oh, you pathetic piece of shit.
01:15:00I can say whatever the fuck I want and you won't have a fucking clue, you fucking retard.
01:15:05Shut your mouth.
01:15:06You know what?
01:15:07I'm going to use you.
01:15:08I'm telling you now because I'm going to enjoy it so much more if I know that you could stop me if you weren't such a fucking freak.
01:15:14Did you lose your pen?
01:15:16Well, that's too bad, freak.
01:15:17Otherwise, you could write yourself a little note about how much Natalie hates your retarded guts and that I called your wife a fucking whore.
01:15:23Hey, don't say another fucking word.
01:15:24About your whore of a wife?
01:15:30I read about your condition, Leonard.
01:15:32You know what one of the causes of short-term memory loss is?
01:15:35Venereal disease.
01:15:36Maybe your cunt of a fucking wife sucked one too many diseased cocks and turned you into a fucking retard.
01:15:44You sad, sad freak.
01:15:49Sad freak.
01:15:52I can say whatever the fuck I want and you won't remember.
01:15:58We'll still be best friends.
01:16:01Or maybe even lovers.
01:16:13I'll see you soon.
01:16:19Stay focused.
01:16:21Find the pen.
01:16:23I'm going to write this down.
01:16:24Got to write it down.
01:16:26Concentrate, concentrate, concentrate.
01:16:30Keep it in mind, keep it in mind, keep it in mind.
01:16:37Come on. I've got to find the pen, I've got to find the pen.
01:16:40Write this down, write this down.
01:16:41Exactly what happened.
01:16:42I've got to write down exactly what happened.
01:16:44Come on, come on, come on.
01:16:45I can find the pen.
01:16:46I'm anxious.
01:16:47Come on, I've got to find a pen. Geez, come on.
01:16:50Come on, keep focused. Keep focused.
01:16:53Keep it in mind. Come on, find a pen.
01:16:55Write this down. Write down what happened.
01:16:57Write it down. Write it down.
01:16:58Come on, concentrate. Keep it in mind.
01:17:00Find a pen.
01:17:09What happened?
01:17:10What does it look like? He beat the shit out of me.
01:17:12Who?
01:17:14Who?
01:17:16Fuck Leonard. Dodd. Dodd beat the shit out of me.
01:17:28Hello?
01:17:33Bird, from the front desk.
01:17:37Yeah?
01:17:38I know you said you didn't want any calls, but this guy called.
01:17:41He's on the phone now. He says he's a cop.
01:17:43A cop?
01:17:44And he says he's really going to want to know what he has to say.
01:17:47So what?
01:17:48I'm not too good on the phone.
01:17:49I need to look people in the eye when I talk to them.
01:17:51What?
01:17:56You can crash on the couch. It's comfortable.
01:18:00Just have a seat.
01:18:02Thanks.
01:18:09So how long do you think it's going to take you?
01:18:12Hmm?
01:18:13You told me you were looking for the guy who killed your wife?
01:18:17Oh, well, it depends on if he's here in town or if he's moved on.
01:18:21I have my file here.
01:18:26Can I ask you something?
01:18:27If you have all of that information, then why haven't the police found him for you?
01:18:33Well, they're not looking for him.
01:18:34Why not?
01:18:36They don't think he exists.
01:18:38You see, I told them what I remembered.
01:18:41I was asleep.
01:18:44Something woke me up.
01:18:50Her side of the bed was cold. She'd obviously been out of bed for a while.
01:19:11Fuck.
01:19:42There had to be a second man.
01:19:45Somebody hit me from behind. I remember.
01:19:47It's about the last thing that I do remember.
01:19:49Look, the police did not believe me. If we check the police...
01:19:52How did they explain what you do remember?
01:19:54The gun and stuff?
01:19:59John G. was clever.
01:20:01I don't know.
01:20:02I don't know.
01:20:03I don't know.
01:20:04I don't know.
01:20:05I don't know.
01:20:06I don't know.
01:20:07I don't know.
01:20:08I don't know.
01:20:09John G. was clever.
01:20:11He was clever.
01:20:13You see, he took the dead man's gun.
01:20:15He replaced it with the sap that he hit me with.
01:20:18He left my gun, and he left the getaway car.
01:20:21He gave the police a complete package.
01:20:23They found the sap with my blood on it in the dead man's hand.
01:20:27And they only found my gun.
01:20:30They didn't need to look for anybody else.
01:20:34I was the only guy who disagreed with the facts, and I had brain damage.
01:20:37You see, the cops are not going to believe someone in my condition...
01:20:39Leonard.
01:20:40You can stay here for a couple of days if it'll help you.
01:20:45Oh, well, thanks.
01:20:47I have to go back to work.
01:20:49So, um, just make yourself at home.
01:20:52You can watch TV or have some food.
01:20:55Whatever you want, okay?
01:20:56Make yourself at home.
01:20:58One thing.
01:21:02Something to remember you by.
01:21:03My name is Natalie.
01:21:07Natalie.
01:21:38Come on.
01:21:42What's wrong?
01:21:43Somebody's come already.
01:22:07Come on.
01:22:34On the house.
01:22:35Thanks.
01:22:38Come on.
01:22:41Oh, you really do have a problem.
01:22:44Just like that cop said.
01:22:46Hmm?
01:22:47Your condition.
01:22:49Well, nobody's perfect.
01:22:53What's the last thing that you do remember?
01:22:59My wife.
01:23:00That's sweet.
01:23:01Dying.
01:23:04I remember my wife dying.
01:23:08Let me, um, get you another one.
01:23:11I think this one's dusty.
01:23:17Why are you calling me?
01:23:18What do you want?
01:23:20I know you're a cop, but what do you want?
01:23:21Have I done something wrong?
01:23:24I don't know.
01:23:25Something bad, maybe.
01:23:29Why are you asking me?
01:23:30I can't remember what I've done.
01:23:31You wouldn't believe me anyway.
01:23:33Because of my condition.
01:23:34You don't believe someone with this condition.
01:23:36Nobody believed Sammy.
01:23:37I didn't even fucking believe Sammy.
01:23:40Ferdy's Bar.
01:23:44Come by after, Natalie.
01:24:01A beer, please.
01:24:02What do you want?
01:24:03A beer, please.
01:24:04You can't just waltz in here dressed like that
01:24:05and ask for a beer.
01:24:06What, is there a dress code?
01:24:07Why are you here?
01:24:08I'm meeting someone called Natalie.
01:24:10Well, that's me.
01:24:12Yeah, we met before, right?
01:24:15Then why am I here?
01:24:16I don't know.
01:24:17Why don't you tell me?
01:24:18I don't remember.
01:24:19I have no short-term memory.
01:24:20It's not amnesia.
01:24:21No, you're the memory guy.
01:24:22How do you know about me?
01:24:24My boyfriend told me about you.
01:24:26Oh, yeah?
01:24:27Who's your boyfriend?
01:24:28Jimmy Grants.
01:24:29Do you know him?
01:24:31No.
01:24:32Well, he knows you.
01:24:34He told me about you.
01:24:35Said you were staying at the discount.
01:24:37In fact, a cop came by earlier and was looking for you.
01:24:41Said he was looking for a guy who can't remember anything,
01:24:43wouldn't know how he got here or what he'd done.
01:24:45Said I get a lot of guys around here like that.
01:24:48Well, you know, chronic alcoholism
01:24:49is what causes short-term memory loss.
01:24:53Are you Teddy?
01:24:54No, my name's Leonard.
01:24:56Did Teddy send you?
01:24:58I don't know.
01:24:59What's happened to Jimmy?
01:25:01I don't know that either.
01:25:02Sorry.
01:25:03You don't remember anything.
01:25:04You don't remember where you've been
01:25:06or what you've just done.
01:25:07No, I can't make new memories.
01:25:09Everything just fades.
01:25:11Then why did you come here?
01:25:13I found this in my pocket.
01:25:17You are a pocket.
01:25:29Cheers.
01:25:48Barbit.
01:25:50Care to contribute?
01:25:51No, thanks.
01:25:52It's for a lot of money.
01:25:54Come on, proceeds are going to charity.
01:25:55Help me out.
01:26:00Come on.
01:26:09Thank you.
01:26:27On the house.
01:26:28Thanks.
01:26:34It's completely fucked
01:26:35because nobody believes you.
01:26:38Oh, it's amazing what a little brain damage
01:26:39will do for your credibility.
01:26:41I guess it's some kind of poetic justice
01:26:42for not believing Sammy.
01:26:44You know the truth about my condition, officer?
01:26:47You don't know anything.
01:26:49You feel angry.
01:26:50You don't know why.
01:26:51You feel guilty.
01:26:52You have no idea why.
01:26:55You could do anything.
01:26:56Not have the faintest idea
01:26:5710 minutes later.
01:26:58Like Sammy.
01:26:59What if I'd done something like Sammy?
01:27:01I didn't tell you?
01:27:03What happened to Sammy and his wife?
01:27:06She came to see me at my office.
01:27:08I thought she was just trying to catch me off guard
01:27:09so I didn't tell her what I really thought
01:27:10but I never said that he was faking.
01:27:12Just that his condition was mental,
01:27:13not physical.
01:27:15I found out later that she went home
01:27:16and gave Sammy his final exam.
01:27:19Sammy.
01:27:21It's time for my shot.
01:27:27Sammy.
01:27:38She knew beyond a doubt that he loved her.
01:27:41So she found a way to test him.
01:27:55Sammy.
01:27:57It's time for my shot.
01:28:00Hmm.
01:28:09She really thought she'd call his bluff.
01:28:11There you go.
01:28:13Or she just didn't want to live
01:28:15with the things she'd put him through.
01:28:27Sammy.
01:28:30It's time for my shot.
01:28:38That won't hurt.
01:28:57Sammy.
01:29:24She went into a coma and never recovered.
01:29:27Sammy couldn't understand
01:29:29or explain what happened.
01:29:33He's been at home ever since.
01:29:35He doesn't even know that his wife is dead.
01:29:37I was wrong about Sammy
01:29:39and I was wrong about his wife.
01:29:41She wasn't interested in the money.
01:29:43She just needed to understand his problem.
01:29:45His brain didn't respond to conditioning
01:29:47but he wasn't a con man.
01:29:49You know, when she looked into his eyes
01:29:50she thought he could be the same person.
01:29:52When I looked into his eyes
01:29:53I thought I saw recognition.
01:29:55Now I know you fake it.
01:29:57You don't use it to recognize somebody.
01:29:59You just pretend to.
01:30:01You bluff it to get a pat on the head from the doctors.
01:30:03You bluff it to seem less of a freak.
01:30:08What drug dealer?
01:30:28Hey, Lenny, how you doing?
01:30:30It's private back here.
01:30:32It's okay, we know each other, right kid?
01:30:34How'd you know I was in here?
01:30:36Well, the Jag's out front.
01:30:38Should have put it around back.
01:30:40What are you still doing here, Lenny?
01:30:42There's plenty of tattoo parlors up north.
01:30:44Well, I guess I just wanted to get something down
01:30:46before it slipped my mind.
01:30:48All right, then give me the keys and I'll move it for you.
01:30:50It'll be all right for a minute.
01:30:52Wait out there.
01:30:54Look, give me a minute.
01:30:55I gotta get something for you.
01:31:00Fact six, car license, SG-137IU.
01:31:10Look, give me a minute, will you?
01:31:16All right, we gotta get you out of here.
01:31:18Why?
01:31:19Oh, man, come on, Lenny.
01:31:21How many times I gotta tell you?
01:31:23It's not safe for you to hang around here anymore.
01:31:25Because the cop's looking for you.
01:31:27Now, I gotta get you a new identity,
01:31:29some new clothes, a different car would do for now.
01:31:31So put these on.
01:31:33Whoa, whoa, what cop?
01:31:35He's a bad cop.
01:31:37He's the one that checked you into the Discount Inn.
01:31:39He's been calling you for days now telling you shit,
01:31:41slipping envelopes under your door, shit like that.
01:31:43How do you know this?
01:31:45He told me. He thinks it's funny.
01:31:47He's been laughing at you.
01:31:49You're full of shit.
01:31:51No, I'm not. He knows you're no good on the phone,
01:31:53so he's been calling you up.
01:31:55He's been talking crap about John G.
01:31:57being some local drug dealer, Jimmy Grants.
01:31:59Who's Jimmy Grants?
01:32:01Leonard, Jimmy's the drug dealer.
01:32:03The cop wants to know how his operations run.
01:32:05He's got some score in mind.
01:32:07Somehow you're involved.
01:32:09How do you know him?
01:32:11I'm a snitch.
01:32:13He's a cop from out of town.
01:32:15The local boys put us together.
01:32:17If he knew I was helping you, he'd fucking kill me.
01:32:19So take these clothes, put them on,
01:32:21and get the fuck out of here.
01:32:23Come on, Leonard, just go.
01:32:26Come on.
01:32:45You are full of shit.
01:32:49Come by after, Natalie.
01:32:51Ferdy's Bar.
01:32:55Come on.
01:33:26Hey, Jimmy.
01:33:30I'm sorry.
01:33:32I thought you were somebody else.
01:33:34Sorry.
01:33:36That's okay.
01:33:38So this Jimmy Grants deals drugs out of the bar
01:33:40where his girlfriend works?
01:33:42But he's not going to bring her along.
01:33:44He'll come by himself, right?
01:33:46I don't think so.
01:33:48I don't think so.
01:33:50I don't think so.
01:33:52I don't think so.
01:33:54I don't think so.
01:33:56I don't think so.
01:33:58I don't think so.
01:34:00I don't think so.
01:34:02I don't think so.
01:34:04I don't think so.
01:34:05He's not going to bring her along.
01:34:07He'll come by himself, right?
01:34:09I always figured the drugs angle
01:34:11would be the best way to get him.
01:34:13No, officer.
01:34:15I'm as ready as I'll ever be.
01:34:17You in the lobby?
01:34:19What do you look like?
01:34:21I'll be right there.
01:34:35I'll be right there.
01:35:06Officer Gamill.
01:35:10Yeah.
01:35:12Come on.
01:35:29Hey, smile.
01:35:31Not here.
01:35:33Over here.
01:35:36Over here.
01:35:43Now, is it officer or lieutenant Gamill?
01:35:46You know what?
01:35:48Don't write Gamill.
01:35:49Just Teddy.
01:35:50Why?
01:35:51I'm undercover.
01:35:54This is the directions where he's going.
01:35:57My number's on the bottom if you need me.
01:35:59You're not coming?
01:36:01No, it wouldn't be appropriate.
01:36:05Nice piece.
01:36:07Lieutenant.
01:36:11Hey, Lenny.
01:36:13Make him beg.
01:36:35Come on.
01:37:05Come on.
01:37:36Teddy.
01:37:41Hey, Teddy.
01:37:45Teddy.
01:37:49Jimmy.
01:37:52What the fuck are you doing here?
01:37:54You Jimmy Grants?
01:37:56You expecting any other Jimmies out here, memory man?
01:37:58Do you remember me?
01:38:00Yeah, I remember you.
01:38:02Where the fuck's Teddy?
01:38:03Where the fuck's Teddy?
01:38:05Well...
01:38:10Motherfucking retard.
01:38:15Strip.
01:38:17You're making a big fucking mistake, pal.
01:38:18Strip!
01:38:21My associates are not the kind of people you want to piss off.
01:38:24Don't say anything else.
01:38:26I knew I couldn't trust that fuck.
01:38:27Take it off.
01:38:31Cocksucker.
01:38:33Your pants, too.
01:38:36Why?
01:38:37I don't want to get blood on them.
01:38:39Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
01:38:40Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
01:38:41Did he tell you what I was bringing?
01:38:42Take your fucking pants off!
01:38:43I've got 200, 200 grand stashed in the car.
01:38:46Just take it.
01:38:47What?
01:38:48Just take it.
01:38:49You think you can bargain with me?
01:38:50Just take the money and walk away.
01:38:51I don't want your fucking money.
01:38:53Then what?
01:38:55What do you want from me?
01:38:56I want my fucking life back!
01:39:03Fuck!
01:39:33Fuck.
01:40:03Fuck.
01:40:29Shit.
01:40:34Fuck.
01:40:37He said Sammy.
01:40:38How does he know about Sammy?
01:40:39Over.
01:41:01What have I done?
01:41:04Hey, mister, I need help.
01:41:06There's a guy in here.
01:41:07He's hurt bad.
01:41:08We've got to get him to a doctor.
01:41:09All right.
01:41:11I don't know what happened.
01:41:12I've got this memory thing.
01:41:14Do I know you?
01:41:15No, don't worry.
01:41:16I'm a cop.
01:41:17You still breathing?
01:41:18Well, I don't know.
01:41:19Maybe.
01:41:20What the hell were you guys doing down here?
01:41:23Well, I don't remember.
01:41:25I have this condition.
01:41:26Well, I hope it's not as serious as his,
01:41:28because this guy's dead.
01:41:29Ow!
01:41:30Lenny!
01:41:31That shit killed!
01:41:32So you remember me now, huh?
01:41:34You are a fucking cop.
01:41:35Yeah.
01:41:36And I'm the guy that helped you find him.
01:41:38Get up.
01:41:39Get up.
01:41:40Lenny, you got the wrong idea.
01:41:45Who is that?
01:41:46He knew me.
01:41:47Of course he did.
01:41:48He raped your wife.
01:41:49He fucked up your brain.
01:41:50Bullshit.
01:41:51He's not the guy.
01:41:52His name is James F. Grant.
01:41:54John G.
01:41:55Check your tattoos.
01:41:56What was he bringing the 200 grand for?
01:41:58What?
01:42:00What was it for?
01:42:01A load of amphetamines, I told him I had.
01:42:03Is this a drug deal?
01:42:04No.
01:42:05Yeah, that and your thing.
01:42:06Look, Leonard, Jimmy's your guy.
01:42:08I just figured we'd make a few dollars on the side.
01:42:10How did he know me?
01:42:11The discount end.
01:42:13He dealt out of there.
01:42:14The guy at the front desk let him know
01:42:15if anybody came snooping around.
01:42:17He called you the minute he saw you
01:42:18taking a picture of the dump.
01:42:20You're fucking using me.
01:42:21No!
01:42:22You get half!
01:42:23He knew about Sammy.
01:42:24Why would I tell him about fucking Sammy?
01:42:25You tell everybody about Sammy.
01:42:27Everybody will listen.
01:42:28Remember Sammy Jacobs?
01:42:29Remember Sammy Jacobs?
01:42:30Remember Sammy Jacobs?
01:42:31Great story.
01:42:32Gets better every time you tell it.
01:42:35So you lie to yourself to be happy.
01:42:37There's nothing wrong with that.
01:42:38We all do it.
01:42:39Who cares if there's a few little details
01:42:41you'd rather not remember?
01:42:45What the fuck are you talking about?
01:42:46I don't know.
01:42:48Your wife surviving the assault.
01:42:50Her not believing your condition.
01:42:52The torment and pain and anguish
01:42:55tearing her up inside.
01:42:57The insulin.
01:43:00That's Sammy.
01:43:01Not me.
01:43:02I told you about Sammy.
01:43:03Yeah, right.
01:43:04Like you told yourself over and over again.
01:43:06Conditioning yourself to remember.
01:43:08Learning through repetition.
01:43:09Sammy let his wife kill herself.
01:43:11Sammy ended up in an institution.
01:43:12Sammy was a con man.
01:43:14A faker.
01:43:16I never said that Sammy was faking.
01:43:18Exposed him for what he was.
01:43:20A fraud.
01:43:21But I was wrong.
01:43:22That's the whole point.
01:43:24See, Sammy's wife came to me.
01:43:26Sammy didn't have a wife.
01:43:30It was your wife who had diabetes.
01:43:39Ouch.
01:43:42My wife wasn't diabetic.
01:43:44You sure?
01:43:51Ouch.
01:43:52Cut it out.
01:43:53She wasn't diabetic.
01:43:55You think I don't know my own wife?
01:43:57What the fuck is wrong with you?
01:43:59Well, I guess I can only make you remember
01:44:01the things you want to be true.
01:44:03Like old Jimmy down there.
01:44:04He's not the right guy.
01:44:05He was to you.
01:44:07Come on.
01:44:08You got your revenge.
01:44:09Enjoy it while you still remember.
01:44:11What difference does it make
01:44:12whether he was your guy or not?
01:44:14It makes all the difference.
01:44:15Why?
01:44:16You're never gonna know.
01:44:17Yes, I will.
01:44:18No, you won't.
01:44:19I will.
01:44:20Somehow, I'll know.
01:44:21You won't remember.
01:44:22When it's done, I will know.
01:44:23It'll be different.
01:44:24Well, I thought so, too.
01:44:25In fact, I was sure of it, but you didn't.
01:44:28That's right.
01:44:30The real John G.
01:44:32I helped you find him over a year ago.
01:44:34He's already dead.
01:44:35Don't lie to me anymore.
01:44:37Look, Lenny.
01:44:39I was the cop assigned to your wife's case.
01:44:41I believed you.
01:44:42I thought you deserved a chance for revenge.
01:44:44I'm the one that helped you find the other guy
01:44:46in your bathroom that night?
01:44:48The guy that cracked your skull and fucked your wife?
01:44:50We found him.
01:44:52You killed him.
01:44:54But you didn't remember.
01:44:57So I helped you start looking again.
01:45:00Looking for the guy you already killed.
01:45:03Oh, yeah?
01:45:04So who was he?
01:45:05Just some guy.
01:45:06I mean, does it even matter who?
01:45:08No reason, Lenny.
01:45:09No conspiracy.
01:45:10Just bad fucking luck.
01:45:13A couple of junkies too strung out to realize
01:45:15your wife didn't live alone.
01:45:18But when you killed him, I was so convinced
01:45:20that you'd remember.
01:45:22But it didn't stick.
01:45:24Like, nothing ever sticks.
01:45:26Like this won't stick.
01:45:32I took that picture.
01:45:35Just when you did it.
01:45:38Look how happy you are.
01:45:41I wanted to see that face again.
01:45:43Oh, gee, thanks.
01:45:45Fuck you.
01:45:46I gave you a reason to live.
01:45:48And you were more than happy to help.
01:45:50You don't want the truth.
01:45:52You make up your own truth.
01:45:54Like your police file.
01:45:57It was complete when I gave it to you.
01:45:59Who took out the 12 pages?
01:46:00You, probably.
01:46:01No, it wasn't me.
01:46:02See, it was you.
01:46:03Why would I do that?
01:46:04To create a puzzle you could never solve.
01:46:06You know how many towns,
01:46:08how many John G's or James G's?
01:46:11I mean, shit, Lenny, I'm a fucking John G.
01:46:13Your name's Teddy.
01:46:14My mother calls me Teddy.
01:46:16My name's John Edward Gamill.
01:46:19Cheer up.
01:46:20There's plenty of John G's for us to find.
01:46:26All you do is moan.
01:46:29I'm the one that has to live with what you've done.
01:46:31I'm the one that put it all together.
01:46:33You, you're wandering around.
01:46:34You're playing detective.
01:46:36You're living a dream, kid.
01:46:38A dead wife to pine for.
01:46:40A sense of purpose to your life.
01:46:42A romantic quest that you wouldn't end
01:46:44even if I wasn't in the picture.
01:46:47I should kill you.
01:46:48Quit it, Lenny.
01:46:49Come on.
01:46:50You're not a killer.
01:46:51That's why you're so good at it.
01:46:56Come on, what are you doing?
01:46:58You know what time it is?
01:46:59It's beer o'clock.
01:47:00I'm buying.
01:47:03Fuck.
01:47:14I'm not a killer.
01:47:17I'm just someone who wanted to make things right.
01:47:25Can I just let myself forget what you've told me?
01:47:28No.
01:47:46Can I just let myself forget what you've made me do?
01:47:53No.
01:47:59No.
01:48:02You think I just want another puzzle to solve?
01:48:05Another John G to look for?
01:48:08You're John G.
01:48:12So you can be my John G.
01:48:23Do I lie to myself to be happy?
01:48:26In your case, Teddy,
01:48:29yes, I will.
01:48:44Hey.
01:48:45Hey, that's not your car.
01:48:46It is now.
01:48:47Jesus Christ, you can't take it.
01:48:49Why not?
01:48:50Because the guy you just killed owns it.
01:48:52Somebody will recognize it.
01:48:55You know,
01:48:56I think I'd rather be mistaken for a dead guy than a killer.
01:49:00I might hang on to this for a while.
01:49:03Lenny.
01:49:05Look, don't let me...
01:49:06Will you help me find the keys?
01:49:09Help me find my keys!
01:49:11Lenny!
01:49:19Lenny!
01:49:25Lenny!
01:49:33I have to believe in a world outside my own mind.
01:49:36I have to believe that my actions still have meaning,
01:49:38even if I can't remember them.
01:49:42I have to believe that when my eyes are closed,
01:49:45the world's still there.
01:49:49Do I believe the world's still there?
01:49:52Yeah.
01:49:54Is it still out there?
01:49:59Yeah.
01:50:03We all need mirrors to remind ourselves who we are.
01:50:08I'm no different.
01:50:21Now, where was I?
01:50:51Lenny!
01:51:21Lenny!
01:51:22Lenny!
01:51:23Lenny!
01:51:24Lenny!
01:51:25Lenny!
01:51:26Lenny!
01:51:27Lenny!
01:51:28Lenny!
01:51:29Lenny!
01:51:30Lenny!
01:51:31Lenny!
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01:51:51Lenny!
01:51:55– Lenny!
01:51:56– Lenny!
01:51:57Lenny!
01:51:58Lenny!
01:51:59Lenny!
01:52:00Lenny!
01:52:01– Lenny!
01:52:02Lenny!
01:52:03– Lenny!
01:52:04Lenny!
01:52:05Lenny!
01:52:14I've never wanted anyone more
01:52:16– than you. – than you!
01:52:17We've lived all our best times, left with the worst
01:52:30I've danced with you too long, say what you will
01:52:39But there's something in the air
01:52:47Something in my eye, I've danced with you too long
01:52:56There's something I have to say
01:53:01There's something in the air
01:53:06I've danced with you too long
01:53:17I've danced with you too long