Donnie Darko

[Goat]

For anyone who likes movies with a little twist, that little something extra, go read/watch this as you see fit.

Very well done.

other 'interesting' books:
The African Safari Papers
American Gods

^same author, forget who.

Anyone know any other books/work following this train of thought?

[Scarface]

Didn't realise it was a book, but was a good movie for sure.

Book is probably better though (which is always the case)

[Rhianna]

I just watched it yesturday. It was good. It's always nice to see something different.

[PHOTONIC]

yes, very different movie, its cool cuz you can buy the dvd for like 11 bucks at a&b sound n future shop most of the time

[mojo]

dope flick
onea my favs

[charly]

Originally Posted by PHOTONIC

yes, very different movie, its cool cuz you can buy the dvd for like 11 bucks at a&b sound n future shop most of the time

really?! i so need to pick this one up.

it's one of my favourites.

[sidekick]

Originally Posted by Scarface

Didn't realise it was a book, but was a good movie for sure.

Book is probably better though (which is always the case)

Donnie Darko isn't a book. although they do have this weird thing now where you can read the script and the director has written some explanations and comments.

Hey Max did you know that 'Safari Papers' is written by a Canadian? Yeah, i own and have read that book as well, but I haven't read his new one. Oh, and the author's name is Robert Sedlack.

You would like reading Chuck Palahniuk I think. He wrote the book the movie Fight Club was based on. He's also written: Survivor, Invisible Monsters, Choke, Lullaby and Diary. I have them all if you wanna borrow one.

Oh yeah, read Bret Easton Ellis too, he's fuckin' amazing. but has yet to come out with something new for awhile. maybe he's dead. god, i hope not.

[~lazee_grrl~]

Originally Posted by Scarface

Didn't realise it was a book, but was a good movie for sure.
Book is probably better though (which is always the case)

first thought that came to my head...WOW..it was a book?

thanx for the other book recommendations..i will look into it..
*bookworm*

[ebbomega]

It's not a book.

There is the book, The Philosophy of Time Travel, that they have in the movie. It helps explain a lot of what's going on.

This movie gives you a couple billion things to ponder.

[lala]

Originally Posted by Goat

Anyone know any other books/work following this train of thought?

I've read a few books by Douglas Coupland, he's from Vancouver, and he is an amazing author kinda on the same level. Some of his books are Generation-X (which is VERY popular), Life after God, Girlfriend in a Coma, and Miss Wyoming.

I just finished reading Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut, it was really... um... different. He draws alot of pictures to go with his book too. Very funny.

[Iokua]

Originally Posted by Sidekick

Donnie Darko isn't a book. although they do have this weird thing now where you can read the script and the director has written some explanations and comments.

Hey Max did you know that 'Safari Papers' is written by a Canadian? Yeah, i own and have read that book as well, but I haven't read his new one. Oh, and the author's name is Robert Sedlack.

You would like reading Chuck Palahniuk I think. He wrote the book the movie Fight Club was based on. He's also written: Survivor, Invisible Monsters, Choke, Lullaby and Diary. I have them all if you wanna borrow one.

Oh yeah, read Bret Easton Ellis too, he's fuckin' amazing. but has yet to come out with something new for awhile. maybe he's dead. god, i hope not.

what where...show me I love this movie.

[sidekick]

^^If you're talking about the Donnie Darko book I saw...i saw it on display on the third floor of Virgin Records on Robson and..um..I forget the cross street. I'm sure you know where it is though. Yeah, they have a book section upstairs and I saw it propped up. It was pretty cool. Had the entire script in it, directors notes, pictures, and clippings from that Time Travel book.

[miss.myra]

The soundtrack for this movie rocks!

[sidekick]

^^agreed!

[ebbomega]

Originally Posted by Goat

For anyone who likes movies with a little twist, that little something extra, go read/watch this as you see fit.

Very well done.

other 'interesting' books:
The African Safari Papers
American Gods

^same author, forget who.

Anyone know any other books/work following this train of thought?

Uh.....

African Safari Papers is by Robert Sedlack
American Gods is by Neil Gaiman
And "The Donnie Darko Book" is by Richard Kelly

Same author as what?

[Crazy Dave]

the sick thing is when I watched the movie, I was not doing much better in my own head. Mind you I did not see big grumpy bunny rabits telling me to kill my self.

So suck a fuck!

[sidekick]

Now tell me, how does one suck a fuck?

*I'm all ears*


I fuckin' love this movie.

[Goat]

Originally Posted by ebbomega

Uh.....

African Safari Papers is by Robert Sedlack
American Gods is by Neil Gaiman
And "The Donnie Darko Book" is by Richard Kelly

Same author as what?

fine. different author. i fucked up.
crucify me already.

[cheebus420]

such a dark film, it's surprised me.

"Why do you wear such a stupid rabbit costume?" "Why do you wear a stupid human costume?"

[Sarah...]

this movie was dope ... i jus found it as i was flippin chanels..... i really liked it
i like weirdos..

[ebbomega]

Originally Posted by Goat

fine. different author. i fucked up.
crucify me already.

I'm fresh outta nails. Howzabout you just say Jehovah and I stone you instead?

[Goat]

no deal

"in my day we call them degenerates, and we stoned them, with big rocks!"

[rav3r gurl]

yeah, the movie is definately good, but definately fubared

[ebbomega]

It ain't fubar'd. It repairs itself at the end. Perhaps snafu'd but not fubar'd.

[hardstylin]

the movie was good the ending was kinda fucked i felt a little let down by it.