Insanely Good

Rating: 9/10 (6 May 2012)

When the movie your watching has a scene where a crazy guy hits an evil, six-foot tall, apocalypse predicting bunny with his car, and then shoots a clown, you know it's, at the very least, interesting. Donnie Darko is a dark, and often frighten film, peeking into the mind of an insane teenage boy. Warning: Don't expect to watch this movie and not be confused and weirded out. This is one of the most strange, yet elegant story ever told on film. By the end, you find yourself wide-eyed, and trying to process what you've just seen. The only reason I don't give Donnie Darko a 10/10 is because, apart from the main roles, the acting is not as good as it could have been. Not saying it was bad, just that it wasn't as good as it some the actors were capable of. Jake Gyllenhaal puts all of his skill into his performance and it shows. Donnie Darko is an excellent film and consider my rating as a 9.5/10. It is very good. By the way, look for Seth Rogen in his first film role as a high school bully.