I was wondering how a story could be written in reverse chronological order and not confuse the audience. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated(original ideas would be extra appreciated).

not possible at least, it would confuse me no matter how well it was done.

i'm assuming you've seen Memento? that was amazing.

Ive heard Momento told some of the storyline backwards, but Ive never seen the movie. So, how do they do it in Momento?

In Memento the scene plays out, and then the next scene starts, and ends up ending where the scen before it began. I hope that makes sense.

What part of Indiana are you from Brain?

I understand you Heliotrope... Thanks, you helped me out a lot.

Im from Lafayette. (about 45 min from Monticello, just in case you dont know where it is)

Wow, awesome, that's pretty close. I go there quite a bit actually.

get Memento out and watch it. its just like he said, but you need to see it to believe how strange it is. i'm not even sure i liked it but... its so weird it has to be seen.

It is really relaly weird, lol. Who ever though of it was pretty smart.

Irreversible is told backwards as well.

Michen Gondry's SUGAR/WATER video is told forwards and backwards at the same time.

I went to Best Buy to look for Momento. It was $20, but I didnt buy it. Actually, Ive watched the beginning of the movie, but it was a pirated copy so about 10 minutes into the film the sound lost its synchronization with the video and become impossible to watch. I really want to watch it.

Did you check out Blockbuster? I don't know about down there, but the ones we have here in Monticello have a 7 movies for $7 for 7 days deal. It's pretty awesome.

Check your private messages too.

Theres a band, Yellowcard, (I think thats there name, who did a momento-style film clip and it worked really well. It would be easy, just film it forward and then reverse it during editing.

Yay go blockbuster, thats where I work!

im tired of the whole "altered" story lines and films that depend on being out of chronological order to entertain, just as an easy way out of a ****ty and pointless story (not that they have to have a point, but still, it turns into a gimmick real fast). And isn't that one yellowcard video the one that just rips off "Groundhog Day"?