Is Samia Better Film if You Don't Know What Leonard Shelby Says Half the Time?

I don't think and it's not helping him for a good read. I mean, there's no good reason why it's there, right? Like, I know you can't tell me what the thematic point of our misunderstanding is. He misunderstands the idea that he's attempting to evoke in the film. And I think actually the film is not saying that no agreement says first you have an experience and you make sense of it and then subsequently you have another experience causing you to reinterpret and thereby change that past experience. But it still happened and was intelligible to you when you experience it. So it's an interesting way in which I think he misunderstands the ideas behind his