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Published on January 20, 2009 at 4:22am
It opened in the days after 9/11 and features a plane crashing, a demonic bunny, a Joy Division song, a legitimate star, and the world ending (or not, or something). Eight years on -- and after a director's cut release in 2004 -- every indie film house is determined to make Donnie Darko the cult classic to carry them through the lean times -- like now. The Red Vic is one of those fighting the good fight. Inevitably, people will start dressing up for Darko one day -- the devil-bunny-in-the-theater-seat image is too priceless to let pass. Why not start now?
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