Donnie Darko

cherita is huge point in the movie, how shes an outcasted person. Donnie Darko when he dies everyone knows and remember what happen in the other time line. Donnie Darko in the hero sense saved everyone from something from a downfall.

He says one day everything will be ok for you. and she runs away.

We all know the outcasted society and how they are looked pon she was there as a symbol for them and how not everyone is a dick to those people and eventually, even though it may look bad, things will be better.

He talks about the smurf convo because the way people have different opinions about things. His friends said one thing and he totally counters them. Its a play on pop culture and how normal a conversation can be. I've had convos like that. It's bringing a little reality to the world.

btw I like anderson films ,all of them, so i know what you like but look, everyone tells a story differently you should know that, most people n the world dont get wes anderson. as in people in the world the normal movie watcher.

if unaswered questons a problems then i guess tarintino is a bad director but yet everyone question whats in the suitcase in pulp fiction, if you ask me, If you left to come up with your own theory, I think its good you're left with questions with a movie, instead feeling like that movie was horrible.
 
You've got a good point, Spidey. I am going to watch Darko with my crazy cat-woman friend, and we will discuss it, as she has seen it more times than I can say.

(She walks around school with cat ears on.)
 
I loved Donnie Darko. I actually hated Jake Gyllenhaal before DD. My sister recommended I watch Donnie Darko, and I said, "Nah I don't think so. That bubble boy can go to hell and rot.". Then I gave it a chance and I was deeply moved. I even ate my own ignorance and watched "Bubble Boy" for punishment. I even thought BB was much better than my preconception.
 
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