As the first movie Sean and I watched, we decided that "Donnie Darko" would be quite similar to the movie "The Butterfly Effect. We came to the conclusion to select these two films, due to both the main characters had the ability to go into the future. But while they were in the future, they had the ability to experience the failures and promising moments that were happening. Although, that also led to the main characters to decide whether they want their friend to live or not. This was defiantly the case in the movie, "Donnie Darko". Donnie was able to carry out his life (surviving the air plane crash on his house), where he met a nice girl, but was tormented by his alter-ego/ scary bunny. In the life that Donnie was shown in for most of the movie, Frank (evil bunny), runs over Donnie's so called girl friend. Moreover, as the movie starts to come to an end, Donnie has to decide whether he should allow his girlfriend to live (by not getting run over), or her dying with Donnie surviving of the plane crash that destroyed most of his house.
I honestly loved this movie for all the thrill, scary plots, and horrendous looking bunny. It was a movie, in which you thought you knew what was going to happen, but instead something horrific happened. For example, when Donnie was at the movie with his girl friend, you would have thought nothing was going to happen. Instead, Frank comes into play and tells Donnie to leave the girl to sleep while he torches the administrator's house (who get arrested later for child pornography). Furthermore, the movie truly demonstrated how hard it would be to be schizophrenic, and how much that kid's life and other peoples' life could be a risk. In conclusion, if i had the opportunity to tell a friend about this movie, I would say that it was a scary/dark movie, but interesting on what he decided for the girl's fate and his own, how he could see worm holes, and what kind of destruction he would create.
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