I watched this a long while ago and never wrote down what I thought about it, but it holds a special place in my heart. The type of movies that make you believe in love. It's so unique and original, and even though I rated it I think it's one were you either love it or hate it. Imagine a world where you could forget all your traumatic experiences; someone shatters your heart into pieces so you just erase them completely, move past it. You never have to heal. But what if the person who hurt you also happens to be the love of your life? Joel erases Clementine from his memory and realizes this, he fights his fading memories because even though he was hurt, he still loved. It's a beautiful because it's a representation of human emotion on screen, and that's complex, it makes the movie more than just about love. The dialogues also amazing, as his memories fade he decides to stop fighting it and instead enjoy all the mements with her he's reliving for the last time and I feel like there's something to be learned from that because he had something special, it hurt him in the end but that's no reason to forget about it. It was once beautiful so just because it ended in pain doesn't mean it's not worth remembering. It's as emotionally draining as it is beautiful. It's a movie where sci-fi meets romance, giving stunning visuals a beatiful story to tell(It might not seem so stunning to look at now considering things like cgi are more advanced now but in 2004). And because we live through Joel's memories and the timelines nonlinear it all feels like a personal dream, and to exhibit something so chimerical and personal onto the screen is stunning art to me.