Every morning, Christine wakes up with no memory. She doesn’t know where she is, and she
doesn’t know the man in the bed next to her.
Each day, her husband Ben explains to her that she has a form of
amnesia. Every night when she goes to
sleep, she loses that day’s memories.
It’s been like this for 10 years, since she had a bad accident.
When he goes to work, she gets a call from a doctor. He explains that he’s been treating her. He tells her to go to the closet and find the
camera. She’s been recording a diary for
herself every day so she can bring herself up to speed.
This is a good story idea, but it’s terribly executed. The movie really drags and it has no good
scenes. I kept waiting for something
interesting to happen. The only thing
that kept my interest was wanting to know how it turns out. As she learns more about her situation, she
starts to think that her husband may be lying to her.
One thing that bugged me was the doctor’s role in all
this. Where did he come from? Who hired him? More importantly, who’s been paying him? He doesn’t seem to know anything about
[leaving out the spoiler] so how did he get involved?
Think about that if you see the movie. But don’t see the movie. It isn’t very good.
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