S. Darko is supposedly the sequel to Donnie Darko. In any case, always a Donnie Darko saga of the question. On the positive - and I want to say really do not scare away all readers directly - that the same actress who played well in its predecessor Donnie's sister, is back with the party. The talk is of Daveigh Chase, quite pretty thing, pretty talented. Why in God's name she gives to this piece of work, with which even the creator of Donnie nothing wanted to do?
The story can be summed up not at all - it emulates Although after her predecessor, but without achieving its sophistication and, above all logic. Protagonist is Samantha, Donnie's younger sister, who has processed his death has still not fallen down by a jet turbine. With her friend - I do not remember her name, we call it Bruno (Nadi said with the same name) - she pulls out from home. When stranded in a small town, because her car gives up the ghost. Samantha has visions that are similar to those of Donnie. Unlike Donnie, however, are its due to an active drug use. The story takes more and more to confusion, cascading celestial bodies are found, as well as missing children (that do not occur naturally, or they would not miss). What touches all over the crown, however, is that everyone seems to have any visions, the meaning is either run away screaming from me, or has never existed.
The actors deliver solid work from, but can only inspire rare. For Fans of Twilight should the guest appearance by Jackson Rathbone be interesting, who has actually stooped to play here a nerd. Otherwise, Serienjunkies is perhaps the face of an actor from Gossip Girl (?), From which I unfortunately both roles as well as Real Name are omitted.
S. Darko tried to weave a tight story, but stumbles over its own threads and propose to the length down to. Not worth seeing.
1 / 5 points
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