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Cpt. Shiner said:I liked this flick. I've seen both cuts and I liked the original release a bit more than the director's cut. There is one thing that bothers me about Donnie's decision in the end.
WARNING: SPOILER
While in the alternate universe, demension, or whatever, Donnie was able to expose Jim Cunningham (Patrick Swayze) for what he was. By staying in bed and allowing the engine to crush him, he undoes what happened at Roberta Sparrow's house but he allows Cunningham to go free.
So, the positives are: Donnie's girl and Frank don't die, and his mother and little sister aren't on the plane that gets ripped a part and ends up crushing him.
The negatives: Jim Cunningham is free to molest little kids. Thus, ruining the lives of many children.
I still really dig this film, though.
spidey said:SPOILER
Not true he saved them all even cunningham because he wakes up crying and realizes all the things he done wrong. Donnie Saves everyone by sacraficing himself. He's like jesus I suppose.
Cpt. Shiner said:Yeah she was home then, but the engine came from a plane in the future. At the end the plane she is on starts to rip a part and the engine heads into one of the portals. So, to my thinking, that is the engine that kills him and it goes back in time.
TheYankee said:....but I'm still amazed everytime I notice that Drew Barrymore actually produced it.