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I really loved this movie. Saw it and bought it. I have to say that its a movie that develops with extra watchings. The second time around allows you to connect up bits that you may have missed the first time around. Something I hadn't noticed the first time was that in the bookstore memory, all the books were backwards (spine in) on the shelves. That was a relatively minor detail, but there were plenty of other connections I felt I was able to make the second time around.
I definitely agree that it was one of Carrey's best roles, if the his best. Someone previously said in this thread that they couldn't see why Carret and Winslet would get back together. I liked that aspect as it came across as more honest - "Lets rewind and see if we can learn from our mistakes (even if we don't remember them!)"
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