10/10 work for Kelly

Rating: 10/10 (1 September 2004)

Intro:
I heard of this movie somewhere off the internet and it just seems so cool. The plot and the overall theme of the movie just lured me into buying it. After looking all over for it, I finally found it. The last copy. I couldn't wait to just sit down alone and watch what it was all about. And I was blown away by the impact of this movie.
Plot: 10/10 The plot seems like it is easy to follow for a long while in the movie, until it hits a sudden climax and everything changes.
Donnie Darko suffers from many mental disorders. He is haunted by a giant bunny rabbit named Frank who tells him the "World" will in 28 days. His first encounter with Frank, prevents him being killed with a jet engine that crashes through his room, allowing him to live a tangent universe until that day comes when the World does end.
The whole movie is full of hidden meanings and messages that come clear after watching it several times. But it is worth it.
Characters: 10/10 Throughout the film, you are able to know all the characters. They area all portrayed by great acting and shot by the wonderful director, Richard Kelly.
Acting: 10/10 Jake Gyllenhall, (October Sky, Bubble Boy) plays Donnie Darko. Very well, actually. He captured the true character that was presented to him and it couldn't have been don't better by anyone else. Jena Malone, (Cheaters, Life as a House) plays Donnie's "clueless" girlfriend, Gretchen Ross. She has no idea what is going on with Donnie and Jena's acting really absorbed that whole feeling that she gets from him.
Also in the cast: Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jake's Sister. (Secretary, Mona Lisa Smile) Daveigh Chase. (Lilo and Stitch, The Ring)Patrick Swayze. (Dirty Dancing, Ghost)Noah Wyle. (ER)Drew Barrymore. Also produced. (Charlies Angles, Duplex)
Directing: 10/10 Richard Kelly did a superb job in creating his own screenplay and bringing it to life. It was well written and filmed. Amazing for a debut director.
Overall: 100000/10 This is an amazing film and everyone should see it. It is no doubt my favorite movie of all time. I've watched it 5 times or so now and I enjoy it every time. Get it and watch it!