I haven't seen this yet, but I just rented it tonight and I'm going to watch it tomorrow night.

So I thought I'd set this up so I could come here afterwards and say what I thought about it.

I'm excited. I've wanted to see this for a long time, and I finally will

Anyone else seen it?

Oh, I'm excited! haha

Yes, I've seen Donnie Darko. Possibly one of the best movies ever.

I've never met anyone who didn't like it.

Yeah I haven't either. Which is why I'm excited to watch it.

I've wanted to see it for years, and now I will!

Haven't seen it yet, but want to. My friends say it is good, so I am guessing I should see it lol.

What is wrong with people these days? Go. Watch. Donnie. Darko. It's brilliant, funny, dark and a bit on the twisted side of life. It's everything a movie should be in one amazing package. There's nothing better than cussing out your sister at dinner or telling someone to go back to China, bitch.

Grandma Death wishes you to go forth and watch this film. Quickly and efficiantly, please. Do it NOW.
In other words, it's a great movie. *nods*

I own the directors edition of this movie - it's a cult classic kind of movie that's up there in the ranks along with Rocky Horror, even tho they are two completely different movies. But this movie is so good that it's sparked so many cult followings - so yes, watch - enjoy and become part of the DD cult

Trailer For Anyone Who is Lost:


My favorite scene is the one with frank - donnie, in the bathroom with a knife, when you get there you'll understand But I will warn you that it is a movie that you will have to watch a couple of times to fully understand everything that happens. Well I got it the first time around, but most people don't *nods* It's just one of those amazing movies that you can watch over and over again and not get sick of quickly

Man I'm excited. People at school are telling me the same things.

I've wanted to see it since I read about it in this book called Everybody Hurts. Its this funny book about 'how to be emo.' haha I swear I wasn't reading it to guide me! it was just interesting.

But yeah, Donnie Darko was one of the movies listed that emo kids must watch lol.

Caling Donnie Darko an emo movie is such a stereotype.

I don't really believe in 'emo' kids. They don't exist. You can't be a genre of music, it's just like I don't believe in 'scene' kids, either. It's all dumb stereotypes that should just be put to rest. (No offense, I know what you were trying to say.) Plus I just believe anybody that's anybody should watch this movie.

It's brilliant. Period. End of story.

Kaylee-- watching the trailer made me laugh because I know what happens and what's going on. The trailer makes absolutely NO sense. haha But then again, the movie doesn't make a whole lot of sense, either.. except it makes all the sense in the world. Does that make sense?

hah

Donnie Darko is an incredible movie and if you havent seen it yet .... why are you still here?

Its twisted creepy and completely brilliant, even if you dont understand whats going on.

andddd they are coming out with a sequel soon which kinda pisses me off cause i think its better just as an independant movie

what what what?! sequel?

...I'm stunned and slightly disgusted.

yeah S.Darko about his sister samantha

^Yeah it sounds terrible. About meteorites and the rabbits come out of them... bleh.

Haha yeah, it wasn't me calling it an 'emo' movie. I wasn't doing the stereotyping. It was the book and all the book was saying is that a so called 'emo kid' has to watch it.

but whatever.

I watched it last night! it was definitely amazing. but confusing of course. I think I got a good bit of it, but parts of it don't make sense to me yet. I discussed it with this guy at school today (its like his favorite movie) and even he doesn't get it all. I will just have to keep watching.

Spoiler:
	oh yeah. I did figure out about the fact that he was continually going through the loop until Frank came along. the guy explained it to me. but i still don't get why Frank is there in the first place.

(and seriously, i wasn't the one stereotyping. don't think i was. )