Re: Donnie Darko...
teletubbies movie still owns all
teletubbies movie still owns all
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Originally posted by DossarLX ODI -
Re: Donnie Darko...
Movie is so ****ed up. What relevance seeing I watched it JUST last night.Comment
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Re: Donnie Darko...
Sad thing, I've met plenty of people who didn't know what the movie was actually about.
They were all like, it's about a kid who goes and burns Patrick Swayze's house down whom is pronounced a pedophile.
It's pretty sad not to catch the true meaning of that movie.
It's one of my favorites.Back and ready to start playing.
Originally posted by Adamaja456Comment
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Re: Donnie Darko...
I never got the true meaning of the movie. I mean the ending made sense in a way, but I never fully got it.
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Re: Donnie Darko...
Spoils.
I prefer to think of it as the movie never really happening. But that's kind of an outside the box way of thinking.
The creator's point of the movie was a romantic one where he'd give up his life to save her. Any further reading into it is just the cult theory.
End Spoils.Last edited by Telvanni_guard; 12-12-2007, 09:54 AM.Comment
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Re: Donnie Darko...
Is this movie worth spending 20$* on without ever even having seen it before?
*or whatever price I'm able to find it for
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Re: Donnie Darko...
Um... $20 is alot for me to spend on a movie. Even if it's a great movie. 300 for example. I'd look around and try to find it for between $10 and $12. It's been out for a while.
If you can't find it for under $20 though, go ahead and grab it. It's one of those movies you'll watch more than once... more than five times actually.
Suggested Retailers: First choice: Target. Second choice: Best Buy.Comment
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Re: Donnie Darko...
id say its worth it
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Re: Donnie Darko...
Tel, the ending is way more convulted than you think.
It involves time travel, worm holes, "artifacts", end of the universe, etc.
The movie was good, but I don't feel like I should have to read a supplemental novel to understand one of the main parts of the movie. Therefore, I don't like it. Even though it was based on my old high school."A new take on the epic fantasy genre... Darkly comic, relatable characters... twisted storyline."
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