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Leslie Daher
05-06-2004, 08:35 AM
this isn't so much horror related but i wanted to share something w/ my horror pals. it's rare that i'm passionate about a movie and granted i'm a little behind the times here but i just rented this movie on referral of a friend and i absolutley loved it and MUST own it. it sounds stupid and i can't tell you the number of times i overlooked it but it's a real gem and i think everyone can appreciate this film! any thoughts, comments? please share....

Arioch
05-06-2004, 09:10 AM
Great movie, already own it, and your gonna get bashed for putting this in the general forum so prepare yourself...

fluffho
05-06-2004, 09:24 AM
Wrong forum, DUmbass!!

................

well now that wasnt very fun. thats the first time i did that and now i wonder why the fuck everyone else does??

ahh well!

just to clarify, leslie. i dont give a fuck what forum u post in :D

McDonnyDude666
05-06-2004, 09:44 AM
Excelent film and I have said it many times.

nine9
05-06-2004, 10:06 AM
Absolutely love this movie and own it too! Everytime I see it I catch something I didn't the last time.

Probably one of my favorite Horror type movies!

Don't worry fluffho has only a tiny mean bone in her body.[I have to at least say this!] LOL!

She only gets bitchy to those who are deserving!

I don't care which forum either.

fluffho
05-06-2004, 10:17 AM
LOL. see my avatar? thats me like 99% of the time

as for donnie darko.... havent seen it. I KNOW I KNOW. but i have it burned somewhere and the only issue is the tv, which broke back in january. ANYWAY, finally ordered a new one (50 inch HDTV) so that should be in no later than this weekend!

ill be sur to watch it. i really wanna know what the big deal is all about!!

orangestar
05-06-2004, 10:26 AM
I bought it just because of everything people were saying about it. It is awesome! I absolutely love it and no matter how many times I watch it, it still feels new. Im so glad I bought it.

nine9
05-06-2004, 10:27 AM
What time is it there anyway? we always seem to be on at the same times. It's 1:30pm here and I'm just getting ready for my pm shift 3-6.

I do think you will like this one. mind bender in lots of ways.

I need one of those smiley fces with blonde hair and then we can spread joy throughout the forum! LOL!

fluffho
05-06-2004, 11:16 AM
lol i was on but i left since my puters been actin up. i hafto shut it off a lot to let it cool. im gonn ahave one built like this weekend

im in cali.. so whatever time that is. GM+9 or some shit LOL I have no idea.

ill try to find one of a blond one for u. and yes, this forum does need more joy. granted its a horror forum but doesnt mean we need to talk about darkness, fear and death all the time!!

AmarylandPsycho
05-06-2004, 11:25 AM
Wake up donnie.....Donnie wake up....grandma death

nine9
05-06-2004, 11:37 AM
LOL! Maryland psycho!

Good luck with your PC Fluffho. That would make me crazy!

That would be great if you found a picture!

Yeah death gets tired after a while. I just kicked out a kid who wanted to see draw and talk about nothing but killing. I told him that too. His favorite site is stickdeath.com, a nine year old! I told him if he wanted to shock us it no longer worked!

Disrespectful and spoiled. Had to go. We all had enough after he stomped my staff's foot.

Anyway.... boy I can get off topic.

fluffho
05-06-2004, 12:06 PM
seems like a majority of people on here were raised on horror, as from what i re member... me, i was raised on happy thi ngs. lots of the nickelodeon kids shows (rugrats, doug) and disney movies. you know, about dreams, friendship, looking past appearance, things like that. i seem to be a minority on this board in that aspect, as well as many others

ok.. a 9 year old that only wants to talk about death? ok im sorry but id most likely bring on a typhoon of flowers, huggy bears, bumble bees and singing animals. because thats disturbing. what do you mean kicked him out? are you a daycare or something? i could imagine kicking him out i mean why would you want a kid like that talking about that crap with all the other kids? a shame....

nine9
05-06-2004, 03:25 PM
I guess this comes across differently when you don't know the situation. No abuse here, good mom but has no authority with her own kids but all the resources. Kids speak rudely to her all the time. Kids watch anything they want violent stuff usually. Long history with hurting other kids. Therapist involved with our daycare, daycare office everyone. Because there was no co -operation or support with consequences to behavior he was withdrawn. Parent did not take it seriously enough and I can't risk injury to other kids or staff. Policy of all daycares.

Also, this child is not special needs. Behavior is a choice and he is like many kids that go to our school. this is a rough neighborhood where the kids vandalize steal and alot are in gangs. The kids he hangs out with are really rough so I think this contributes to the attitude. He CAN be very nice when he chooses. He just wants to do what he wants when he wants it!

Sorry to freak you out! There is a long story to this. He has been at the centre for three years. I am a Director by the way.

And .... he has had chances for 3 years now. The rest of the kids deserve a better atmosphere.
I am not cold & heartless trust me!

Sorry to divert the thread guys!

Targangil
05-06-2004, 03:32 PM
I don't care which forum this thread is in, simply because we need a thread where everyone can say how fucking cool they think Donnie Darko is!

So yes, Donnie Darko is one awesome movie.

Plaguewind
05-06-2004, 07:50 PM
Originally posted by fluffho
seems like a majority of people on here were raised on horror, as from what i re member... me, i was raised on happy thi ngs. lots of the nickelodeon kids shows (rugrats, doug) and disney movies. you know, about dreams, friendship, looking past appearance, things like that. i seem to be a minority on this board in that aspect, as well as many others


First of all, I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who was raised on horror... Of course I've been interested on it since quite early, but I can't say that's what my interests are ALL about, no matter how fascinating I find horror to be... And those who know me well can say I find it REALLY fascinating!

Now, getting back to the thread... LoL... AWESOME movie, great atmosphere, a nice, almost original plot... Yeap, really good!

Friends, I guess I'll try to have some sleep... Good night everyone!

Sam The Egg
05-06-2004, 07:53 PM
OMGITSINTHEGENERALFOLDERUMUSTBEADUMBASSOMGWTFLOLYO USUCKPENISES!!!


Yeah, the movie kicks ass

fluffho
05-07-2004, 09:56 AM
Wow Nine.. thats pretty sad story. It's things like that that make me wonder, maybe people can be born evil?

But yeh. i can't imagine how you feel i mean it sucks to have to give up on a child but at the same time theres however many other children that can be hurt by THIS one. Then yuo have to pick and choose, and the decision is pretty easy.

Psych is one of my main interests. Has a lot to do with cop stuff, and horror too. Well any movies in general. i'm interested in this kid and honestly, i'm hoping SOMETHING in his head will click because he will end up in jail (or dead). My hope though is he just ends up straight in jail and not by you know.... hurtin people.

Pretty sad.... see that to me is the scary stuff. not this zombies type shit. I mean for scream factor sure but its this stuff thats really fucked up.

As for donnie darko, the DAMn tv is still in the holding facility at atlanta.. the bitches! So itll be here next week. GRRrrrRRRRrr:mad:

Leslie Daher
05-07-2004, 10:03 AM
yes, i too was one among the many around here raised on horror. i grew up w/ two older brothers and no mom so you can imagine how it was for a girl to grow in that environment..i don't mind it though. i feel it makes me an individual. i love that i love horror and the other sheep don't get it. i never watched disney or nic. i was always treated like a grown up so i watched grown up things.

as far as donnie darko, clearly one of the best movies i've ever seen. i knew i was taking a chance on posting it here but i figured i had to share my revelation w/ someone and why not you guys? i'm glad to see such positive responses. makes me think i'm not the only one who gets intelligent movies-TRUST ME there are some STUPID ppl out there!! :D

nine9
05-07-2004, 10:07 AM
Yeah, it really is all to do with parenting skills. Alot of our kids are around the same environment but have parents who giving them the right guidance and are doing great!

I all ready know of one kid I had a few years ago that is now in a local gang. I just loved this kid, and I still talk to him, but I think he'll probably end up in jail. This year alone, I've had situations where staff, kids, and even parents have been threatened by our school-age kids. One threatened to come to the school and shoot up everyone. That's the type of thing that I withdraw a kid on.

Donny Darko is not even THAT scary.

Enough though, I'm back to the thread!

nine9
05-07-2004, 10:10 AM
Damn right Leslie! LOL!

There are a lot of very good movies seen by this forum.

fluffho
05-07-2004, 10:20 AM
This is as close as i could find to a hapy face blond.

LOL i been lookin for like 20 minutes im sure its out there i just havent used the right words

its anime so dunno if ud like it. I was looking for 'the little bits' nickelodeon show pics but there are none! but like duh its been off the air for like 10 years.

http://www.avatarity.com/category/23/

the 4th one down

nine9
05-07-2004, 10:43 AM
Thanks Fluff!

I copied it to my pictures and I'll put it on later!

This is a good one! My eyes are more green than blue so it fits me. This is fun!

nine9
05-07-2004, 03:52 PM
It went to the picture on my last post! Didn't know it would do that.

I am now ready to welcome newbies with my happy, smilely blonde face!

Who knows maybe we'll even get some more new members!

Thanks for taking the time fluffho!

I feel more cheerful already!

Hey! check out my new signature! LOL!

Plaguewind
05-07-2004, 04:58 PM
Originally posted by nine9


Donny Darko is not even THAT scary.



Was it meant to be anyway?

nine9
05-07-2004, 05:36 PM
Good point!

No not scary, but creepy big time in a weird space, time, psychological way. More of a mind bender movie as I have said.

Makes you think about what we perceive as real.

I was just trying to ease my way back to the thread. Got a little sidetracked!

fluffho
05-07-2004, 10:19 PM
lol love the avatar

i can crop it for you so it can be more like mine. i mean, just the face and some of the hair. you know, to make it stand out more

but not till i build a new puter. im not sure this one can take loading up Photoshop anymore lol... fuckin POS!!

my new computer = super de duper ter computererer

jay o2 waster
05-08-2004, 07:37 AM
how do u like my avatar, i made it myself, im so crafty

nine9
05-08-2004, 08:41 AM
mmmmm.. sounds cool fluffho, but I have to decide whether I'll keep the yellow bowtie or not. My favorite color next to black!
You seen really like you know your computers, makes me feel pretty green about computer stuff. Just started using one 3 yrs ago because I had to for my job. Totally addicted now!

Good one Jay! LOL! I'll try not to think about it too much though if you don't mind!
You are just a wild and crazy guy aren't ya!

otis
05-08-2004, 03:42 PM
I had this exact same post on the right one like a month ago. The movie is great, but what happened in the end? I sware everyone has there own ending. I have already stated mine, but here it is again. I think that donnie's mom went to the past and wished him to die happy and not be crazy. So he wasn't crazy that is why he didn't go see frank that night, and he was happy so that is why he is laughing. I heard from somewhere that the movie was based on a story. You might have read it in high school Literature. I did. The story is in civil war time, a guy tried to destroy a bridge that was vital to the union. He was caught and hung, the rope snapped and he got away, but right at the end of the story you find out that he imagined what would of happened if he lived, so he actually died. Hmmmmm???? What do you think?

nine9
05-08-2004, 03:51 PM
Interesting concept, I'll have to think about it and watch the end over again. Do you remember the name of the book? I'd love to read it!

otis
05-08-2004, 04:01 PM
It is a short story not a book, sorry. I don't have my lit book right now so sorry. It is a very good story. I kind of ruined it, cause that is the climax, but the story is still very good. I will look for it.

nine9
05-08-2004, 04:23 PM
Thanks it sounds really good!

I had always thought Donny had to do with space time continuem. The whole plane incident I thought somehow got shifted around in time, and everything was out of order. donny seemed to be tapped into it all because he was half way into his own death. That was my idea, but yours deserves a study. I hadn't thought of the story being from his mother's perspective, and that influencing the outcome. This movie gives you a lot to think about anyway. I'd like to see some different analyses of this movie, great for a discussion group!

otis
05-08-2004, 05:35 PM
I have heard some....
The engine was the only thing that went into the portal, and it just so happend to land in his room.

He wasn't supposed to live that night, the whole blob things leading everyone around was nature fixing itself.

Someone said he killed himself, but I think that is false because he didn't go into the portal and he also didn't have a vehicle.

Another thing that supports my idea, his mom killed him, is that at the end she isn't crying but everyone else is. She seems satisfied that her son is dead. Maybe it is just me.

This movie is great, what other movie has debates like this?

nine9
05-08-2004, 05:41 PM
You are so right!

I forgot that his mom wasn't upset. This is a strong factor towards your theory. What do you think about Grandma Death?
Seemed like she was waiting for something. Like she knew somehow that all this weird shit was going to happen.

otis
05-08-2004, 05:45 PM
Fuck, I haven't considered her. Hmm...... Sounds like she supports the one about nature correcting itself.

nine9
05-08-2004, 05:50 PM
In what way? This is getting very interesting!

otis
05-08-2004, 05:56 PM
Well Nature was correcting it's mistake, so the lady lead donnie to pursue this time traveling thing.

EDIT: That really dosen't help any. Hmm...

otis
05-08-2004, 06:00 PM
Maybe this movie was made to do this. They lead you up to many plots.

nine9
05-08-2004, 06:04 PM
Yeah, that is true there are many different aspects to interpret. Grandma death seemed to be waiting for Donny. Maybe she was waiting to do her part in the whole sceme of things, aware that the time would come. Explaining her trips to the mailbox over and over. Didn't know when the exact moment would arrive.

otis
05-08-2004, 09:28 PM
THat is a good theory.

bwind22
05-09-2004, 12:30 AM
Originally posted by otis
This movie is great, what other movie has debates like this?

Memento is the only other one I can think of. (And maybe Fight Club.)

Memento is insane. Has everyone else seen this? Does anyone get it? Do you think he got the right guy? I love movies that leave you guessing.

Donnie Darko kicks ass. It's one of those movies that is extremely re-watchable and appeals to a wide audience despite being somewhat obscure. (Not obscure to all of us, but we're horror fans and while it isn't horror, it's right up our alley.)

All of these theories you guys are bringing up makes me want to go watch it again.

nine9
05-09-2004, 06:35 AM
Hi bwind22!

Memento is great! I had to watch it twice to understand what actually happened.

The whole time people were messing with his head and leading him for their own gain.

I like movies that mess with time in general. Both these movies do but in entirely different ways. Memento relating to memory, Donny Darko to time travel. If you like space time,or string theory topics, you should look them up on the web. Lots of layman sites that are so interesting. I was looking that up for hours one day. Makes you look at what we perceive as reality differently. Hey now that I think of it, Memento does that too by getting you to realize how much we depend on our cognitive mind to sort out what is happening around us.



Thanks for mentioning this movie bwind!

otis
05-09-2004, 09:41 AM
I haven't seen Memento, I guess I will go pick it up. I don't see how you said Fight Club was also this way. There is nothing left to wonder about fight club. DOn't get me wrong Fight Club is great, but it isn't like this. I think Apocalypse Now is this way. Have any of you seen it? I love that movie.

How did you all think Donnie ended?
I have only heard my ideas, does anyone else have any?

bwind22
05-09-2004, 11:27 AM
I see what you're saying about Fight Club wrapping itself up nicely at the end, but after I walked out of the theatre, I was still wondering about a lot of things. Then the second time you watch it, you pick up lots more little stuff. I guess that's the main reason I threw it in there.

I'm glad at least someone (nine) agrees with me on Memento.

Leslie Daher
05-10-2004, 09:16 AM
sorry that i never saw your donnie post. may be i would've seen it sooner.

anyway, my take on the movie was that when he was able to see what was pulling him along his path he could see into his future b/c it was already pre-determined. this goes back to the convo he had w/ noah wyle. i think he was able to piece all the clues together in enough time to change the future. everyone was hurt b/c he survived that day and to make things better for everyone he had to die. it sucks b/c he was a real person and good and honest. he was able to at least find joy before he died but it just suckd that he did. i cried.

nine9
05-10-2004, 12:11 PM
I like your theory I had that idea as well, along with a lot of others. It was sad that he died. I really liked his character.

Loved Fight Club! Totally did not expect such a freaky storyline. I thought it tied up in the end too, but at first I didn't see the falashes of Brad Pitt in the beginning. That kind of helped me figure it out. Loved how they did the one person shit kicking scenes. Impressive!

Leslie Daher
05-10-2004, 03:13 PM
hi everyone! ;)
i only saw the beginning of fight club where ed norton talked about sweaty man boobs...can't remember why i stopped watching...

also, every time i mention donnie darko someone brings up momento..to mixed reviews i have not yet seen this pic just cuz i've pretty much heard the whole story and i don't know how good it'll be BUT i did take a total leap of faith on donnie and i was very happy i did....

i just find that my taste varies very much from others. i like intelligent and thought provoking pics..i don't need everything laid out in front of me like most ppl...i'm not talking about anyone here...it's just hard to take someone's word when they something is good. to want to spend the money it's gotta be pretty damn good!! i know ppl can pretty much trust my taste b/c my whole life is devoted to movies. still not everyone agrees. some ppl think the ROCK's movies are the bomb! nice guy and all but not a terrific actor. entertaining at best. like romance, most of the sheep can't get over pretty woman. HA! :D my romantic pic is BUFFALO 66 or GHOST WORLD! lol! i'm strange i guess.

nine9
05-10-2004, 04:51 PM
Know what you mean. I am a pretty serious person when it comes to movies. I like a movie that has a story that I could never have dreamed of, with alot of intelligence in general. This is why I am choosy about my horrors and dramas. Once in a while I get a kick out of a great campy flick, if it is clever enough. I'm not much of a comedy person & the ones I like you guys probably wouldn't. I guess as horrors go, I've seen it all, and want to be suprised!

Hate sentimental chick flicks. I like romances though that are more complicated like in Elizabeth. Yes this is strange, but I found that movie very romantic. I do like fairy tales though, they at least have an excuse to be a little sappy!

Generally though I am a person who jokes around a lot and kind of neurotic, so who gives a shit what I think anyway? LOL!

Ghost child
05-24-2004, 04:10 PM
I love this movie and the bunny guy is fricken awsome but i wanted to know what did the ending mean like when it showed him die. I didnt get it so could somebody fill me in please. and also i loved the movie so much i bought it the day i watched it. it fricken rocks.

orangestar
05-24-2004, 06:32 PM
Originally posted by nine9
Know what you mean. I am a pretty serious person when it comes to movies. I like a movie that has a story that I could never have dreamed of, with alot of intelligence in general. This is why I am choosy about my horrors and dramas. Once in a while I get a kick out of a great campy flick, if it is clever enough. I'm not much of a comedy person & the ones I like you guys probably wouldn't. I guess as horrors go, I've seen it all, and want to be suprised!

Hate sentimental chick flicks. I like romances though that are more complicated like in Elizabeth. Yes this is strange, but I found that movie very romantic. I do like fairy tales though, they at least have an excuse to be a little sappy!

Generally though I am a person who jokes around a lot and kind of neurotic, so who gives a shit what I think anyway? LOL!


Im exactly the same way. I want a movie that makes you sit up at night just thinking about it. Memento, Virgin Suicides, Se7en and Fight Club did that to me.


Fight Club is in the top 3 Movies of all time in my opinion. My parents HATED it, they wouldnt even sit through it. They arent big movie people, but FC is more than a movie, its an experience.

nine9
05-24-2004, 06:40 PM
Agree totally on all those movies orangestar! To think I hesitated to rent FC because I thought it was just a street fight movie! Duh!

Amazing flic with an awesome ending!

Kind of makes a statement too about the whole male psychi.

Arioch
05-24-2004, 11:49 PM
FC does own, but i have to admit i think Seven is a far superiour movie. From its filming, to it's casting to, to its religious symbolizim. I just cant help but love it, and Kevin Spacey, well we need not say more...

Anywho, ill agree that al the above mentioned movies do own, and keep you up at night (the sign of a real intellectually superb movie), ill have to admit seven is a bit more "up my isle" so to speak, as it speaks directly to me and my somewhat obsessive religious tendencies....:o

Leslie Daher
05-25-2004, 08:56 AM
that's funny about seven. i hated that movie. i thought the casting couldn't have been worse. kevin spacey was unbelievable and brad pitt is a bad actor IMO. have never cared for the movie. i don't see it as intellectual. but again, that's just my opinion.

nine9
05-25-2004, 09:02 AM
I think you are the first person I have heard say that they don't like this movie. I think Kevin Spacey is great, and liked all the symbolism. I guess for any movie ther will be people to hate it.

I loathe The Titanic! :mad:

Shade
05-25-2004, 11:49 AM
I'm a little late on this one but I adore this movie. Of course I get some odd stares when I wear the shirt-...for some reason people seem to be very disturbed by Frank more-so than anything else I wear...

bansheebc
05-26-2004, 11:34 AM
I have to say its been awhile since i have seen a movie like, Donnie D, i beleive Gummo would have to be another one before Donnie Darko, I to get asked alot when i wear my Donnie D shirt, What do these numbers mean? lol, dingleberries

Steelsymth
06-10-2004, 11:17 PM
I'm late finding this post but I also love this movie....the bunny guy is wicked

the shape 2004
06-22-2004, 03:55 AM
i think it has to with faith and choices
god wanted his children
everything donnie did effect or change a life.
he could've been selfish and let em die,
instead he obeyed frank.
you get alot more of the movie thru the deleted scenes.

donnie darkko
07-11-2004, 01:55 PM
Donnies mom had nothing to do with his death, the reason why she wasnt crying was to show that her character was strong, watch the audio commentary with richard kelly if you want to know more info, She didnt have anything to do with his death its like smurfs having sex its just not possable.

orangestar
07-11-2004, 02:42 PM
Originally posted by nine9
I think you are the first person I have heard say that they don't like this movie. I think Kevin Spacey is great, and liked all the symbolism. I guess for any movie ther will be people to hate it.

I loathe The Titanic! :mad:

Kevin Spacey and Ed Norton tie as my favorite actor. They both are just amazing and can do no wrong in my eyes!

It makes me sad to see that I am just about the only Titanic fan on this board. I LOVE it! Its got everything, including Leo DiCaprio. What about it didnt you like?

Egekrusher
07-12-2004, 01:47 PM
I loved Donnie Darko. That movie made me cry, actually. I was so sad when he died.

I too love thought provoking movies. I thrive on movies (and the occasional TV series) that make you think, and don't expect you to just sit there and be a sheep. Donnie Darko, Memento, Waking Life, Fight Club, Identity (the movie itself was stupid, but it was a great concept, poorly executed), Silence Of The Lambs, Bowling for Columbine (yes, I'm a liberal, yes, I'm a democrat, yes, I like Michael Moore), etc.

Arioch
07-13-2004, 02:08 AM
She didnt have anything to do with his death its like smurfs having sex its just not possable.

LOL....nice....

donnie darkko
07-16-2004, 11:37 AM
Remember everyone Donnie Darko The Directors Cut comes out july 27th in LA and Ny

thecritic
07-17-2004, 07:38 PM
I agree with all of you, this movie rocks beyond anything else! As I am sure that you all know, and if you don't you are about to learn, that they are re-releasing Donnie Darko into theaters. This time it is supposed to be a wide-spread release of the film and I know that I will be first in line to see it...unless one of you beats me there.
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donnie darkko
07-18-2004, 10:46 PM
ill be first in line

thecritic
07-19-2004, 09:47 AM
I don't know, I can run pretty fast.
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donnie darkko
07-19-2004, 07:05 PM
lol

Lucid Dreams
07-21-2004, 09:18 PM
donnie darko's the best movie i've ever seen...saw it this yr in referral to a friend...and then i hugged him 4 tellin me about it lol...the only rough thing is telling other people about it, and when they ask you wut its about..."Oh, its about a rabbit that comes back in time to save a juvenille kid's life"...it sounds sooo retarded but is really the best movie ever!

Hate_Breeder
07-21-2004, 09:28 PM
Donnie Darko is definetly one of my favorite movies. Kpro knows
















































Cause hes such a fuckass! :D lol

Lucid Dreams
07-21-2004, 10:09 PM
jw, but nebody happen 2 know who, or the name of the song in the final scene...i was singing it in my sleep the other night...weird...:confused:

Hate_Breeder
07-21-2004, 10:28 PM
Originally posted by Lucid Dreams
jw, but nebody happen 2 know who, or the name of the song in the final scene...i was singing it in my sleep the other night...weird...:confused:

One of my favorite songs its Mad World-Gary Jules

donnie darkko
07-26-2004, 10:57 AM
Yesterday night I saw my favorite film of all time Donnie Darko:The Directors Cut, I didnt think they could improve on this movie but Richard Kelly has done it, If there are any fans of the original cut you will love the directors cut and if you live in los angeles or new york go see the Directors Cut.

thecritic
07-27-2004, 12:49 PM
I watched it again last night and I was completely blown away. it is such a good movie, can soemone remind me when it is being released in theaters.
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donnie darkko
07-27-2004, 05:10 PM
Its already out in theaters in los angeles and new york, I saw it at the lamle in pasadina

KRUGERKID13
07-27-2004, 05:39 PM
this will make some people mad but imo this movie wasnt that great. Had alot of potential but never follewed through

Hate_Breeder
07-27-2004, 06:30 PM
Oh.........it was an awesome movie. and well worth the price

donnie darkko
07-27-2004, 06:41 PM
Who else have seen the great Donnie Darko The Directors Cut

Hate_Breeder
07-27-2004, 07:15 PM
Originally posted by donnie darkko
Who else have seen the great Donnie Darko The Directors Cut
Not yet

KRUGERKID13
07-27-2004, 08:15 PM
no and i will not unless they make it enjoyable

donnie darkko
07-27-2004, 10:07 PM
well you shouldnt see it if u dont appreciate the awsomeness of donnie darko

Hate_Breeder
07-27-2004, 10:59 PM
Donnie Darko is my friend.

Sorry just spamming do to this is my 1998th post

MichaelMyers
09-05-2004, 01:48 PM
Originally posted by fluffho
seems like a majority of people on here were raised on horror, as from what i re member... me, i was raised on happy thi ngs. lots of the nickelodeon kids shows (rugrats, doug) and disney movies. you know, about dreams, friendship, looking past appearance, things like that.


This explains alot.

Anyway, I saw it for the first time a few hours ago. If you listen to Richard Kelly's commentary on the DVD, he explains a little more about what's going on (that's what commentaries are for y'know). Like how everyone in the movie are being manipulated. Manipulated by what or who is a mystery, but being manipulated nonetheless to guide Donnie and help prevent the end of the world.

luke_dm5
09-08-2004, 02:04 AM
If only all movies were this good, hey?

IDrinkYourBlood
09-21-2004, 09:04 PM
o man i think this is one of THEE WORST movies in the world.
this movie just pisses me off so much.

Hate_Breeder
09-21-2004, 09:08 PM
Originally posted by IDrinkYourBlood
o man i think this is one of THEE WORST movies in the world.
this movie just pisses me off so much.

Why?

systemshock
09-24-2004, 07:14 PM
hey does anyone know if and when they are going to bring the directors cut to dvd because i want to buy it on dvd but if the directors cut is coming out I am going to wait for that