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The Donnie Darko DVD without the extras....
What's the point?
Cash in on 'Mad World' me thinks.
What's the point?
Cash in on 'Mad World' me thinks.
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Tiltawhirl wrote:
> How exactly have you worked out that a DVD release could cash in on a
> song?
When the advert reads "Featuring Number one single Mad World"
Oh and Donnie Darko was the perfect mix of comedy, depth, discussion and intrigue that no other film has delivered.
It's all a matter of opinion titl so why don't you just fu** off.
> How exactly have you worked out that a DVD release could cash in on a
> song?
When the advert reads "Featuring Number one single Mad World"
Oh and Donnie Darko was the perfect mix of comedy, depth, discussion and intrigue that no other film has delivered.
It's all a matter of opinion titl so why don't you just fu** off.
It's brilliant in my book, its one of those movies that make you use your brain.
9.45632/10
9.45632/10
What flaws?
Cyclone wrote:
> I've never seen it, but one unfortunatly gets the impression that is
> is so praised because of cultish word of mouth exploded into
> pointless praising because of the cultish-ness.
The fact that it's supposed to be great just because the mass market doesn't think so is a bit annoying.
> I've never seen it, but one unfortunatly gets the impression that is
> is so praised because of cultish word of mouth exploded into
> pointless praising because of the cultish-ness.
The fact that it's supposed to be great just because the mass market doesn't think so is a bit annoying.
Maverick42 wrote:
> Donnie Darko is a very good film, but a bit namby-pamby and cliched in
> places. The screenplay is well written and deep, but it's not enough
> to account for some major holes in the plot. Can't flaw the acting.
>
> About 7.5/10.
>
> Thus ends my mini-review.
Well done.
> Donnie Darko is a very good film, but a bit namby-pamby and cliched in
> places. The screenplay is well written and deep, but it's not enough
> to account for some major holes in the plot. Can't flaw the acting.
>
> About 7.5/10.
>
> Thus ends my mini-review.
Well done.
I've never seen it, but one unfortunatly gets the impression that is is so praised because of cultish word of mouth exploded into pointless praising because of the cultish-ness.
But I still wanna see it.
But I still wanna see it.
Donnie Darko is a very good film, but a bit namby-pamby and cliched in places. The screenplay is well written and deep, but it's not enough to account for some major holes in the plot. Can't flaw the acting.
About 7.5/10.
Thus ends my mini-review.
About 7.5/10.
Thus ends my mini-review.
I like getting all the extras although I rarely watch them. I think I watched all the exras for my Matrix DVDs, the extras on Phoonebooth and I always like to watch trailers if the DVD has them.
Dringo wrote:
> Or the best film I've ever seen.
You must watch some truely horrible films then.
> Or the best film I've ever seen.
You must watch some truely horrible films then.
Exactly, I very rarely bother with extras so the cheaper DVD would have been good if I didn't already own the version with extras.
How exactly have you worked out that a DVD release could cash in on a song?
It's not like people are gonna buy the song then say "oh look, it's in a film so I guess that film must be really good".
How exactly have you worked out that a DVD release could cash in on a song?
It's not like people are gonna buy the song then say "oh look, it's in a film so I guess that film must be really good".
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