A boring,incoherent,long movie,with bad dialogs,and screenplay.Do your self a favor,and stay away from this movie.The sentence before this was a real warning,today you can find bad movies with some entertaining value,but as far as I recognized,this movie was just a long and boring effort from people don't know how to engage the audience.After I've seen this,I had a feeling that this was just a footage with some element that the movie needs,but the incoherent creators don't know how to edit it,after they shoot-ed the footage.I'am sure there are lot of underrated serial-killer movies out there without a good marketing,but this was not that.Don't see this film.

The plot of "Memory" goes like that:When Dr.Taylor Briggs is exposed to a mysterious drug while lecturing in Brazil,he is forced to relive the dark,twisted memories of a killer. Embarking upon a lone journey to unlock the mystery of a past that is not his own,Taylor must find a killer whose horrifying work may not be over...First of all I really don't understand the rave reviews this film has on IMDb.I found "Mem-o-re" disappointing,frustrating and dull.Billy Zane does his professional best with what he is given and Ann-Margret is always interesting to watch.The story itself is silly and the film lacks suspense and gore.By the thing lurches to its woefully obvious finale,you'll be knee-deep into snoozeville.I suggest avoiding this one.5 out of 10.

I went to the premiere of it in New Orleans last Wednesday and I thought it had a great plot and fabulous twists! My moms boyfriend executive produced it thats when it started to interest me; it has been slow moving ever since last year when they had conflicts with putting in music. I think the acting in the movie was excellent for Ann-Margret and Dennis Hopper. Terry Chen was hilarious. Billy Zane and Tricia Helfer were pretty good in their roles as well! I think this is a movie worth seeing if you like movies that have various twist and huge mysteries. This isn't a horror movie, but a psychological thriller that has some parts that will make you jump, and even some parts that will make you cry. I give this movie two thumbs up!

This movie was a great first offering from a first time director.The casting may not have been spectacular, but Billy Zane was very believe as a sympathetic lead character. Dennis Hopper and Ann-Margaret provided a high level of class and coolness to their characters.Using genetic memories as a basis for a high concept thriller is fresh and interesting. Dealing with the pain of his Alzhiemer's afflicted mother, Taylor Briggs (Billy Zane) is a genetic researcher in desperate search for a cure. Through his research, he stumbles across a mysterious powder from the Amazon rain forest. This powder can unleash the memories of your ancestors. After accidentally ingesting the powder, Taylor relives the memories of his dead father, memories that frighten him, it appears that his father was a serial killer. Taylor uses the clues from his memories to figure out who he really is as well as save the lives of those effected by his father's murderous ways.I love this type of movie, and I loved this one, and would highly recommend it. Anyone who disagrees is just smoking rope.