Makes you question what you just watched in a strange yet interesting way
Donnie Darko is one of those movies that makes you question what exactly is going on. It focuses upon Jack Gyllenhaal as Donnie. He goes to therapy, he’s on medication although he doesn’t take them. He’s alienated from his family, and then he’s struck by night visions where he sees a bunny figure that warns him about the impending end of the world. Things start on that weird note and get weirder as the story progresses. There are questions about good and evil. About religion. About time travel and whether you can change the past. There’s an impending sense of doom as the Rabbit tells Donnie there are only 28 days left in the world. To say it’s a bizarre tale is an understatement and the ending really makes you think about what you just saw.<br /><br />If you like these types of strange tales like Twin Peaks, etc. than Donnie Darko will be right up your alley.<br />C
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