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DVD Review: Donnie Darko Director's Cut

Posted on Monday, 26 September 2005 by Speed, source: Fragland.net

Donnie Darko was a cult classic right upon release and the excellent but strange story gave the movie an instant fanbase.

A-Film has now released a Director's Cut version on DVD and Rian got to check it out. Click here if you want to know all there is to know about it!

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3 Comment(s)

Anonymous

This is one of the best movies I have ever seen, good review :)

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Posted on 23:41, September 26th 2005

BillieTurf

I think that it adds to the behind-the-scenes factor, when the frame counter is left on and the image is not cropped yet as that shows you more of the footage how it was shot but hey, I am probably the only one to feel that way?! :)

At least now I know, I am not the only one that hates it when some features aren't subtitled :D. Quite a thorough review, keep it up :p.

I think that it adds to the behind-the-scenes factor, when the frame counter is left on and the image is not cropped yet as that shows you more of the footage how it was shot but hey, I am probably the only one to feel that way?! :) At least now I know, I am not the only one that hates it when some features aren't subtitled :D. Quite a thorough review, keep it up :p.

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Posted on 23:43, September 26th 2005

Rian

Yeah, but it was real bad quality. :(

[quote]I think that it adds to the behind-the-scenes factor, when the frame counter is left on and the image is not cropped yet as that shows you more of the footage how it was shot but hey, I am probably the only one to feel that way?! :)[/quote] Yeah, but it was real bad quality. :(

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Posted on 23:59, September 26th 2005