great film . no gratuitous gimmick like in most hollywood film . everything support the suspense of the plot . b and w give it a basic and no frill feel also . in short and it be visceral in it simplicity of cinematography and cast . follow serf a an interesting contrast to memento . character in both use manipulation and subterfuge extensively . in that sense and both remind me somewhat of in the company of men and also highly recommendable . one difference between nolan two film be that memento be a little easy for me to follow and give that the b and w scene progress in a constant chronological direction and and so do those in color . i do not think that be true of follow and where scene seem to be show at random . if you have the choice between vcr and dvd and i would highly recommend dvd and since that give you the option of watch the movie a second time in chronological order and not just in the scrambled ( albeit ingenuous ) order present by nolan . it also make it easy and upon a second viewing and to piece the order together for yourself and if you want to . a another viewer note and one of the best thing about both this movie and memento be that none of the cast be famous . they be character and not big name actor who bring in persona develop in other movie . give certain similarity in the plot and i wonder if memento be sort of a remake of follow and but intend to reach a big audience and like edward burn make she the one in the mold of and with largely the same cast a the brother mcmullan .