"Reminiscence" feels like an old film noir mystery movie with a modern twist. What could of been a more serious take on ideas seen in "total recall," instead takes things in a different direction with its decent plot.

The movie has some intriguing lines, interesting visuals, and boasts the beautiful Rebecca Fergusson if Hugh Jackman doesn't do it for you. An Interesting scifi movie, if nothing truly memorable.

Just wtached this movie and it was great. Enjoyed it the action is really good the music is good it suited the movie very well.

It isn't cheesy and it definitely isn't misogynistic like that one review said. Isn't any misoygni anywhere. The perosn who said that is 100% high.

The acting is great the story line is great. One of the greatest endings to a film I have ever watched!

... especially if it is a happy story." Reminiscence takes place in a somewhat post-apocalyptic world. After countless wars and natural disasters, the world is divided between the rich and the poor. The film follows Nick Bannister, who navigates people's memories for money. Nick's life is changed by new client Mae. A simple case becomes an obsession after she disappears, and he fights to learn the truth about her to navigating his and others' memories. While the film dragged at times, I thought it was pretty entertaining for a slow bur thriller. It also felt like a mix of inception and Minority report. However, the idea of memories being the key to solving a mystery was fresh enough to help the film stand on its own two feet. In addition to this, I thought the cast was fantastic. Hugh, the Wolverine, Jackman's performance was amazing, and this is just another example of how great of an actor he really is. I won't spoil anything, but I enjoyed it and would recommend giving it a watch.