Donnie Darko.... *With Poll*

I just watched it for the first time since the week it came out. I am proud to say I now fully understand it. Anyone need help with it? (storyline can be a betch to understand)

What are your thoughts on the movie ?

It was great.

Who is the jogger?

As for the film, I thought it was okay.

I have a question, why is that Frank the bunny apologises to Donnie Darko in the movie theater. Also, at the end, it seems as if several of the people remembered what happened from the tangent universe. For example Frank touches his right eye and examines it for wounds, and Gretchen waving to Rosie Darko. CrackThaRipper

Yeah, I love the movie. And when it all comes together at the end. When all the characters are giving little hints of remembering there time in the Tangent universe. And how the mother seems to be more Proud/Angry then anything.
I Kokiri-Kid

[QUOTE="CrackThaRipper"]I have a question, why is that Frank the bunny apologises to Donnie Darko in the movie theater. Also, at the end, it seems as if several of the people remembered what happened from the tangent universe. For example Frank touches his right eye and examines it for wounds, and Gretchen waving to Rosie Darko. LostProphetFLCL

[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="CrackThaRipper"]I have a question, why is that Frank the bunny apologises to Donnie Darko in the movie theater. Also, at the end, it seems as if several of the people remembered what happened from the tangent universe. For example Frank touches his right eye and examines it for wounds, and Gretchen waving to Rosie Darko. CrackThaRipper

[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="CrackThaRipper"]I have a question, why is that Frank the bunny apologises to Donnie Darko in the movie theater. Also, at the end, it seems as if several of the people remembered what happened from the tangent universe. For example Frank touches his right eye and examines it for wounds, and Gretchen waving to Rosie Darko. CrackThaRipper

[QUOTE="CrackThaRipper"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="CrackThaRipper"]I have a question, why is that Frank the bunny apologises to Donnie Darko in the movie theater. Also, at the end, it seems as if several of the people remembered what happened from the tangent universe. For example Frank touches his right eye and examines it for wounds, and Gretchen waving to Rosie Darko. PhoenixMDK

Yeah, I love the movie. And when it all comes together at the end. When all the characters are giving little hints of remembering there time in the Tangent universe. And how the mother seems to be more Proud/Angry then anything.
I Kokiri-Kid

It's a cool movie.

BUT.

It completely falls apart when you think about it too much. Even watching the director's commentary is a waste because his own explanation is pretty lame - it's almost as if he has no idea why his movie is good. The only reason he doesn't sink it himself is because he has enough sense to leave things vague.

Once you start taking it too seriously, though, the movie becomes far less interesting. The way everything ties together is only neat on the surface.

It's a cool movie.

BUT.

It completely falls apart when you think about it too much. Even watching the director's commentary is a waste because his own explanation is pretty lame - it's almost as if he has no idea why his movie is good. The only reason he doesn't sink it himself is because he has enough sense to leave things vague.

Once you start taking it too seriously, though, the movie becomes far less interesting. The way everything ties together is only neat on the surface.

DJ_Lae

Quick Question for those who get it all.

First, what was the insurance trap, I understood the concept, but I don't know what it exactly was.

Second, how much did the people remember at the end, did they know about what happened, or did it just seem like a bad dream to them?

By the way, I've seen this movie tens of times, so I am not new to these concepts.

Quick Question for those who get it all.

First, what was the insurance trap, I understood the concept, but I don't know what it exactly was.

Second, how much did the people remember at the end, did they know about what happened, or did it just seem like a bad dream to them?

By the way, I've seen this movie tens of times, so I am not new to these concepts.

Bobdude7