Netflix has recently added Christopher Nolan’s acclaimed film *Memento* to its streaming lineup, strategically timed ahead of Nolan’s latest release, *The Odyssey*, which premieres next week. *Memento*, released in 2000, stars Guy Pearce and Carrie-Anne Moss and explores a complex narrative in which the protagonist suffers from short-term memory loss and attempts to solve a murder mystery using tattooed clues. The film is renowned for its innovative storytelling, presented in a non-linear, fragmented fashion that mirrors the main character’s experience.

This inclusion is notable as *Memento* is widely considered one of Nolan’s best works, maintaining solid critical acclaim with 94% ratings on Rotten Tomatoes from both critics and audiences—tying with *The Dark Knight* as his highest-rated movies. Since 2005, Nolan has consistently delivered box office hits grossing over $500 million, with *Tenet* being the only exception. As fans await *The Odyssey*, which is expected to have a substantial theatrical run emphasizing the IMAX experience, Netflix’s offering of *Memento* gives viewers a chance to revisit or discover Nolan’s early mastery.

Currently, *Memento* is the only Nolan film available on Netflix. Other Nolan favorites like the Batman series are exclusive to HBO Max, while *Interstellar* and *The Prestige* can be found on Hulu. Films such as *Dunkirk*, *Tenet*, *Inception*, and *Oppenheimer* are not streaming for free at the moment, although they are available for rent via platforms like Amazon and Apple TV. This distribution landscape underscores the selective availability of Nolan's works across various streaming services.

Looking ahead, *The Odyssey* will presumably reach digital and on-demand platforms around 45 days post-theatrical release, possibly landing on Peacock eventually. However, given Nolan’s dedication to the cinematic experience, particularly in IMAX, fans are encouraged to catch the movie in theaters. With *Memento* now accessible on Netflix, viewers have an excellent opportunity to dive deeper into Nolan’s filmography as anticipation builds for *The Odyssey*.