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    In Richard Kelly’s controversial cult classic‚ Donnie Darko‚ the characters are isolated‚ confused and many are unable to cope with reality. The film presents a potentially disturbing portrait of human existence in terms of a dual reality. The interpersonal relationships displayed in the film are complex and present a disconcerting view on such relations between people. The characters in the film all share this inner confusion and inability to cope‚ and yet‚ on the outside‚ they are all different

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    Donnie Darko Review

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    In the movie Donnie Darko‚ there are clear references to psychology. The main character‚ Donnie Darko is a schizophrenic teen that has potent hallucinations. In the movie Donnie has a psychiatrist‚ Dr. Thurman‚ who psychoanalyzes him and provides him with therapy and medication. The entire movie essentially revolves around Donnie Darko’s psychological disorder‚ schizophrenia. It is his hallucinations of a man in a rabbit costume that keep the movie going. In one point in the movie‚ Dr. Thurman uses

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    Donnie Darko Belonging

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    and Donnie Darko explores this idea through its characters and their context in the film. Donnie Darko is set against the backdrop of the 1988 Bush vs. Dukakis Presidential election; it represents 1980’s conservative America through the last 28 days‚ 6 hours‚ 42 minutes and 12 seconds of Donnie Darko’s life. There is a strong theme of insecurity and isolation and many of the characters don’t belong throughout the film. These themes are represented by Kelly using a range of film techniques. The

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    Donnie Darko: Fear and Love Donnie Darko is a movie with deeper‚ greater meaning than the material that is presented. Throughout the movie‚ there are many reoccurring themes and ideas. These ideas resurface to remind the viewers of the messages that are weaved within the script. These ideas that constantly resurface quietly and secretly help to shape the character’s within the movie. Without these existing ideas‚ the personalities of most the characters would completely change. Without these themes

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    Donnie Darko: A Review What comes to mind when you think of a modern adolescent coming of age movie? Is it alienation‚ rebellion‚ probably first love? In Donnie Darko (2001)‚ writer/director Richard Kelly employs all of these familiar themes; then he adds humor‚ witty satire‚ time travel‚ apocalyptic prophecy‚ and a bi-pedal‚ six foot tall nightmare of a rabbit‚ who instructs the young and confused Donnie Darko (Jake Gyllenhaal) through haunting visions and an eerie voice that runs through Donnie‘s

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    28th‚ 2012 Donnie Darko/Abnormal Psychology Donnie Darko is a movie about a young teen that experienced many abnormal things in his life that are said to be associated with a psychological disorder. Basically the movie is about an imaginary friend‚ Frank‚ (a demonic bunny with a scary voice) that only Donnie Darko can see and hear. Frank convinces Donnie into committing several acts of violence. He convinced Donnie that the world would

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    Donnie Darko is an intelligent‚ yet delirious and emotionally-ill teenager‚ who’s idealistic fantasy of correcting the wrongs in society‚ finally appears possible in a ’tangent universe’ (an imaginative reality)‚ where he is guided by an imaginary friend Frank‚ who appears as a malevolent giant bunny in Donnie’s day-time hallucinations. In the early stages of the film‚ Frank literally lures Donnie from reality and introduces him to a tangent universe where Donnie observes what would’ve been‚ (yet

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    Film Textual Analysis The target audience for the film Donnie Darko would be the male gender from the ages of 16 – 24 and in the socio-economic grading boundary A – C1‚ this would be due to the fact that it requires a lot of thought to comprehend the complex narrative and structure and people in the higher grading may have a better education‚ therefore they may have a better understanding of the complexity of the plot‚ similarly‚ the fact that they have targeted a younger audience as they would

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    March 2013 A Predetermined Path in Richard Kelly’s Donnie Darko Donnie Darko‚ on it’s most basic front is a sci-fi film that pays homage to 80s culture. Set in 1988‚ the film by director Richard Kelly is about a young schizophrenic boy. However‚ upon analysis of the movies symbols‚ motifs and recurring themes‚ it can be argued that almost every scene is strategically set to help portray a deeper meaning in the end. Donnie Darko is a complex film made in a way that leaves the audience to come up with

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    Donnie Darko Assessment Dashiell Lieberman I would like to answer this question not as the Dashiell we all know and love but as an existential Dashiell. As an existentialist I would want the truth and the facts; that is a lot different than wanting an explanation. An existentialist doesn’t believe that everything needs an explanation and a reason. They believe in the cold hard truth and facts like the great existential characters Donnie Darko and Mersault of The Stranger‚ who died

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