S. Darko, (a.k.a S. Darko: A Donnie Darko Tale or S Dot Darko) is a science fiction thriller film directed by Chris Fisher. The film stars Daveigh Chase, Briana Evigan, James Lafferty, Jackson Rathbone and Ed Westwick.
Strange events plague a young woman (Daveigh Chase) and her best friend (Briana Evigan) when their car breaks down on a cross-country road trip.
It is the sequel to the 2001 cult film Donnie Darko.
There is a famous saying that some of the masterpieces should never be touched, remaked or should be make sequel of and this film proves the point.
The plot of the film is average and the execution is terrible, the film nowhere close gives any resemblance to the original and you'll start feeling disconnected from the film just after 15 minutes of the start of the film.
The acting in the film is also terrible and apart from a very handful actors like James Lafferty and Ed Westwick most of the characters irritates specially Briana Evigan.
Screenplay of the film is also terrible and nowhere you'll feel connected to the film. Climax is equally pathetic. I will not at all recommend you to torture yourself with this film.
Strange events plague a young woman (Daveigh Chase) and her best friend (Briana Evigan) when their car breaks down on a cross-country road trip.
It is the sequel to the 2001 cult film Donnie Darko.
There is a famous saying that some of the masterpieces should never be touched, remaked or should be make sequel of and this film proves the point.
The plot of the film is average and the execution is terrible, the film nowhere close gives any resemblance to the original and you'll start feeling disconnected from the film just after 15 minutes of the start of the film.
The acting in the film is also terrible and apart from a very handful actors like James Lafferty and Ed Westwick most of the characters irritates specially Briana Evigan.
Screenplay of the film is also terrible and nowhere you'll feel connected to the film. Climax is equally pathetic. I will not at all recommend you to torture yourself with this film.