That's really a spectacular film.

Rating: 9/10 (19 April 2016)

Yes, this is kind of a real piece of art which do not only inspires us but also unites us how do we imagine, perceive and interpret our surroundings vis-a-vis ourselves deep inside.
I am still thrilled the very approach of making this film, the dialogs and the outstanding subjects which it deals. The performance including direction, filming, acting and sound was just more than to be called perfect.
As though I understand, the story goes around the main character 'Donnie Darko' which represents psychological manifestations of near-death experience and adds to the philosophical debate of reality (subjective vs objective).
After watching it second time I came to a very vivid realization as it just bursts inside my brain and create a neural image. We all have unfulfilled desires, dreams, hopes, fears, potential purpose of life, and limitations. This film is a best depiction of all these emotions and experiences to find solace and peace before ending into "the unknown".
And finally I do agree with our one of the review writers evilmet-3 from Woodland Hills, CA: "Combine the fact that the large majority of the movie-going public is just going to find it unbearably weird with the fact that the movie begins with part of an airplane crashing into a building (this has got to be the very definition of bad timing) and it's pretty clear that this film is going to stay underground. However, if you are looking for a beautiful experience with a unique film, _Donnie Darko_ is just about as good as it gets."