This song is absolutely beautiful.....i dont see why everyone on itunes rages that Mad World is album only. Its a good song yes...but the entire soundtracks amazing.
The donnie darko soundtrack is easily one of my top three ever.. this one peice is so short yet so provocative, so emotional. especially at 0:14 it's like something terrible has just happened at yet somehow that same thing is too beautiful for words..
To everybody who loved the movie, you absolutely MUST check out the official film website. It is seriously a whole other experience in its own, and it explains a lot of backstory and tells us what happens to many of the secondary characters after the film ends. Check it out.
This song has reminded me once again why Donnie Darko is the best film of all time. This movie helped me to through a pretty difficult year in my life, and it helped me to appreciate life for how precious it is. I will forever be indebted to Richard Kelly and his awe-inspiring directorial skills. Wonderful film indeed.
@keiji9002 wow. just so you know. this movie could not have been made any better ever. but maybe you missed the clue and were startled by the packeging.
Man, one of The Mountain Ggoat's songs has a line going "And the cellar door, is a lonesome road". After being intrigued by the line i decided to look for the origins of the phrase. I stumbled upon this song, then onto other DD stuff. It's now my favourite movie and has completely changed my life. It helped me come to terms with myself(schizo here) and made me a happy person. I can happily say Donnie Darko stopped me from killing myself.
@DoctorZzo i see you have commitment to sparkle motion =) but on a serious note, donnie darko is a very great movie and im glad you didnt kill your self.
@DoctorZzo its actually not about the word cellar door tho. cellar door is a beatyful word but the deeper meaning comes from celador.. wich is spanish for : guardian or someone who watches over.... look it up if you want to. cellar door is just an english word using the same sounds/phrase so to speak... its not about the door to the cellar. its a beautiful phrase none the less. stuff like this is more noticable if you grow up with differnt languages...
@diviz0r no i think you're wrong. in the film it was very specifically cellar door. now, it may not be that way on google or in real life, but the film put emphasis on it being those exact two words.
@EmilyStation1994 im not tho. its the pernouciation (sorry if my enligh sucks im dutch) she doesnt actually say why its so important or does she? What do you think the reason is it was in the video? and dont say you dont know and you just want me to be wrong :P cuz i put some real time in it. you could check Wiki for a short explanation: commonly used as an example of a word or phrase which is beautiful in terms of phonaesthetics (sound) with no regard for semantics (meaning). read the rest :)
@EmilyStation1994 theres even a part on wiki saying that a "courtly Spaniard" (spanish) said that even the english (hard/loud/clear) language has beautiful soft words like "cellar door" wich is pernounced the same as the spanish word "celador" and what does celador mean? guardian/someone who watches over. now what was donnie in the video? the guardian. he chose to die when he had the second chance so the love of his life wouldnt die(and the fire etc wouldnt happen) he died in peace knowing that.
@diviz0r Humm. No i don't think you're right. In one part of the film Donnie goes through the Cellar door of grandma death's house. There's obvious significance to this moment as he notes; "cellar door", as though that particular moment was poignant in some way - and it was, it's how he meets and kills Frank.
It's also written on the board by the teacher "cellar door". I'm sure the word was meant to be as it was written.
@EmilyStation1994 lmao. ok think what you want. yea the whole plot of the movie is about an actual dore. not about symbolism of him being a savior. (wtf?!)
i thought simple people like you atleast trust wiki (who agrees with me if you would have actually taken the time to check it out or had done some actual thinking. try any other word on wiki and see how little is said about its deeper meaning) Yea, im wrong.... if you say so. and edgar allan poe probably doesnt even ring a bell for you...
@diviz0r I'm pretty sure you're the simpler person in this debate; after all, you're the one getting riled about a difference of opinion on the origins of a phrase. Learn to accept that people have different views to you.
@EmilyStation1994 yea and santa clause is real lmao. its not about views. its about facts. what kind of director would make a movie about a dore? i hope you do accept other peoples explanations when its about actual important stuff. cuz you seem really nice.
@diviz0r Yeah we aren't talking about mythical men here. We're talking about how a phrase was designed to be used in a well known film; different people interpret it differently. The director did not make a film about the door, "cellar door" was just a part of the film but the semantics of the phrase did matter - because, as mentioned earlier, a cellar door proved to be a major connecting piece to the murder of Frank the rabbit.
It's designed to be phonetically mysterious, beautiful, ominous.
@FrazzleAndTheWolf edgar allan poes (a famouse writer) favorite frase was nevermore. and why? not because of the meaning never no more but because of its resambence to "cellar dore" a word wich is facinating just to say or hear unconciously no mather what it means.. and in the movie it fit even better cuz of donnie and its spanish meaning. hihi actually i was so happy once i finaly knew all this cuz it was so in your face in the movie and i just never got it.... hope you feel the same :)
why would a dore be lonesome? celadors (guardians) live on a lonesome road tho. cuz no1 knows what they have done to help. in the end no1 in the movie other than donnie knows about franks death, the pedophile, grechens death and all that stuff. he rather chose to leave himself and let the rest be and not be of influence in their life. he saved all of them. and they dont even know it. gretchen doesnt even know about him other then the kid that died in a freak accident. poor lonesome donnie...
@DoctorZzo Sorry to tell you but that line is "And the cellar door, is an open throat" its a metaphor because the couple in the song are raging alcoholics.
@DoctorZzo you're 100% not a schizo surely if one weird but still mainstream film changed your life. just sounds like bullshit. what next did inception help you see god or something lol.
@DoctorZzo people who have real problems aren't even aware of their own happiness ie whether they're happy or not. it's not even in the picture. another reason why your comment is a bit BS. who said you're a schizo? what does that even mean exactly?
@DoctorZzo people who have real problems aren't even aware of their own happiness ie whether they're happy or not. it's not even in the picture. another reason why your comment is a bit BS. who said you're a schizo? what does that even mean exactly?
@TheStfu1000 Also called dementia praecox. a severe mental disorder characterized by some, but not necessarily all, of the following features: emotional blunting, intellectual deterioration, social isolation, disorganized speech and behavior, delusions, and hallucinations.
@ColorRobo social isolation is not a mental disorder in the slightest. i could easily say that mindless person who loves 'banter' is mentally ill. hallucinations is obviously a physical illness involved with the brain ie a tangible mental illness. intellectual deterioration as defined by who? we dont really know exactly what intelligence is yet and believe most people are fucking stupid so do you mean to the level of retardation? emotional blunting - meh. bad speech yes that counts i guess.
@TheStfu1000 You have no education in psychology, no idea what you're talking about, and are probably between the ages of 12 and 17. Please please please don't embarrass yourself any more by trying to argue against an entire field of research you know nothing about.
As to your argument, of course social isolation isn't a disorder, it's a symptom of a disorder, in the same way that a cough is not an illness, just a symptom of one.
@CaptainBrawnson you're embarrased by my comment because you're probably someone who studies psychology aged 18+. would you say that arguing against creationism is stupid because after all theres a whole lot of people that believe it. anyway do you mean social isolation can be a sign of an actual disorder or do you mean there is a disorder which is essentially social isolation? would you consider aspergers syndrome a 'mental illness'?
@CaptainBrawnson THANK YOU, someone sane. Psychology is fascinating, but it's so irritating when people argue their opinions which are wrong. Thanks for putting everyone straight.
@CaptainBrawnson I started studying philosophy at the age of 8. Behind my parents backs I found my own beliefs and read all of the great philosophers by age 12. I am currently better read than any of my professors in college and I am only 18.
But here's my question: Can th butterfly effect work in reverse? If you traveled into the future, by going faster than light, you would be shunned into darkness. No doubt, Because light hasn't been there yet, However, i you were there long enough before the light/present caught up, to create a ripple, Say five years, I traveled five years in the future, and screamed; in five years time, when the present caught up, would you hear that scream? Because it happened. Can you etch the future?
@andrewdrury1 But you forgot that no matter how fast you go, even if you go faster than light, light seems to always be going the same speed. It doesn't work like two things running at a constant speed. If there were two people, looking at how fast light was moving, with one person moving in its direction, the moving person would have the light surpass it, no matter how fast he/she was going. And since that's how you went to the future, the future would have light. (Correct me
@what1000144 Oh I'm sure I'm the one who's got it wrong. You're the second person who's made that point to me, lol. But I'm still having trouble grasping it. So, what you're saying is that light is not surpassable because it's everywhere?, All I know is, that something will happen if you go faster than light, either you won't exist for a short amount of time, or you will be in a state of darkness for a short amount of time. See i dont know if you would actually go into the future, or if you will
@what1000144 remain in the present, but in an altered existence. I'm confused haha. I feel like I have it all wrong judging by you and my friend who made the same point. You see I had come to the conclusion (more by thinking than research) that you would be thrown into a black abyss if you surpassed the speed of light, and that abyss would be ther future. Because the light only lives in the present. but if you go faster than light, you're going away from the present and further ahead. (future).
@what1000144 because the future doesn't exist. There is no light in the future. Idk I'm just rambling my thoughts. Sorry for the length. lol I really need to talk to a professor.
@andrewdrury1 But you forgot that no matter how fast you go, even if you go faster than light, light seems to always be going the same speed. It doesn't work like two things running at a constant speed. If there were two people, looking at how fast light was moving, with one person moving in its direction, the moving person would have the light surpass it, no matter how fast he/she was going. So, let there be light. (Correct me if I'm wrong somewhere)
@what1000144 Idk I feel like if you take the concept of sound and think, IF I were to shoot you in the head, the bullet(which is going faster than sound) would kill you before you heard the shot. Now take that and think about light. If you were to be the bullet in the equation, you would not see the light. just like the bullet will never hear the sound. Hence my theory of the abyss of darkness. light lives in the present, And if one passes light, one passes present. Or, they cease to exist becau
Everyone knows about the butterfly effect I take it? Well, We know that one small ripple in what you percieve to be the present, will ultimately have effect on the time that has yet to come, through a series of chain linked events. But, My question is, Supposing you're thinking about tme travel, and the toll that the butterfly effect has if you were to go back in time and create a small ripple, It would change the course of the past, to create a new future/present. no more room See other commen
Edgar Allen Poe, J.R.R. Tolkien, and dozens of other poets, linguists, and writers felt that "cellar door" was the most beautiful sounding word or phrase in English. This has, of course, nothing to do with its spelling or meaning. People who learn English but have not grown up hearing it frequently remark that "cellar door" sounds very beautiful.
This famous linguist once said that of all the phrases in the English language, of all the endless combinations of words in all of history, that Cellar Door is the most beautiful. -Karen Pommeroy
Cellar Door, in another language means "Beautiful". I think it's italian or something but it I pronounce it "Cela Dor", which isn't the correct spelling but it's the pronounciation.
Around 22 seconds in, when the voices changes direction (or whatever you call it in musical terms) I get such a feeling of love and peace, it's beautiful what music can do.
@Tsubakiification it's what put me off seeing it when my friend first recommended the film (it was on the cover of the dvd) when i was like 9 - wish i hadn't been such a scaredy cat at the time :P
This song is very smooth and orgasmic in a way the only thing is it lacks time but if it was longer it would get repetitive and boring so it has it's reasons for being short
The soundtrack really captures that eerie feeling something looming just out of view. That something big is going to happen really soon. Kudos to Michael Andrews.
Because it's very easily the best soundtrack ever made, and I don't think anyone should redo it because I don't think that ANYONE has enough skill to give any song on this soundtrack the justice it deserves.
it is a great soundtrack its a part of what made the movie so great...but ill give it my best if it aint good enough i wont show it on here or anywhere..can u loop the best for me? make it longer?
Hmm, well I don't have Audacity anymore. But it's a free program online, and I'm sure you could do it. But I'll see what I can do if you really want me to, but I'm not making any promises.
I'm pretty much done making it, I wasn't going to put a drum beat in it to make it easier to rap to, but if you want that done you'll have to do it yourself.
So I'll put it up in a few minutes, you'll have to pm me so I can send you the link.
look seriously, judging by your profile picture, you look like a wanna be frat boy. It sounds like you REALLY want an argument, im going to stop giving you that. I mean, whats the point when in ten years you will never look back at this and it never helps anything in the future. Dont even bother writing back to this, because i wont.
HI, what the fuck means cellar door IN GERMAN ? .. thanx
Best film ever, it could made by GOD
WhereIsTheAcTioN 2 weeks ago
@WhereIsTheAcTioN cellar means "keller"
door is "tür"
Fishyboy632000000 1 week ago
@Fishyboy632000000
cool danke =)
WhereIsTheAcTioN 1 week ago
This song is absolutely beautiful.....i dont see why everyone on itunes rages that Mad World is album only. Its a good song yes...but the entire soundtracks amazing.
Cloudikarikun 2 weeks ago
The most beautiful words in the english language
annabelledalziel95 3 weeks ago
I wish this was looped. Beautiful meditation music.
LordTetsuoShima 1 month ago
esse filme tem uma trilha sonora du karalhoo!!!
MrSiggia 1 month ago
how dare you have a wrong opinion.....shame on you free thinkers, get inline!
opnavesea 1 month ago
sonoridade delirante.
Salobatera 1 month ago
I'm trying to listen to this movies awesome soundtrack but my brother is playing Halo and won't stfu...
TheFalloutExperience 3 months ago
listen to this in a dark room on your own at 4 in the morning.
TheStfu1000 4 months ago
4 people need to chut up
stevebob240 4 months ago 58
This song is so hauntingly perfect...
spze124 5 months ago 4
Cellar door...
Pswmi666 6 months ago
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Best movie of all time
1xXxGAMERxXx1 6 months ago
I fucking love this movie.
BlackArt347 6 months ago 4
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28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes, and 12 seconds, that is when the world is going to end
eddsan12 6 months ago
The donnie darko soundtrack is easily one of my top three ever.. this one peice is so short yet so provocative, so emotional. especially at 0:14 it's like something terrible has just happened at yet somehow that same thing is too beautiful for words..
Transmission434 6 months ago 4
We all die alone.
difficultbastard 6 months ago 2
28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes, and 12 seconds, that is when the world is going to end.
xStitchKitty 6 months ago 2
this song gives me the fucking chills ........ espically because iam watching this in 3 in the morning
imtheskateboarder 7 months ago
this song is so beautyfull, it made me chut up....
RezzKalozzTV 7 months ago
This 1-minute song is like an inch of Gold.
BlckSbthMan 7 months ago
To everybody who loved the movie, you absolutely MUST check out the official film website. It is seriously a whole other experience in its own, and it explains a lot of backstory and tells us what happens to many of the secondary characters after the film ends. Check it out.
DeutschPi 7 months ago 3
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Why do you wear that stupid bunny suit?
Why are you wearing that supid man suit?
ZombiieHD 7 months ago
Just gotta post to make a replay button for myself. Aha. T^T 0:00
jri94 8 months ago
you can listen to this soundtrack at hour 1:39 of the movie. There's somthing special with this melody...
gusbakker 8 months ago 10
It's so irritating when the video of a beautiful song is spoiled by idiotic arguments beneath it in the comments.
QueenShebaVIII 8 months ago 6
m e l a n c o l i c
Salobatera 9 months ago
Love this movie and score. <3
Mufasathegodlion 10 months ago
This song has reminded me once again why Donnie Darko is the best film of all time. This movie helped me to through a pretty difficult year in my life, and it helped me to appreciate life for how precious it is. I will forever be indebted to Richard Kelly and his awe-inspiring directorial skills. Wonderful film indeed.
DeutschPi 10 months ago 4
amazing movie!!
TonyMcKayTV 10 months ago
beautiful song though it would've been a lot darker and more rich story line had Tim Burton had directed the movie
keiji9002 10 months ago
@keiji9002 If you truly believe that, you misunderstood the film in its entirety.
ZimmyActil 9 months ago
@keiji9002 wow. just so you know. this movie could not have been made any better ever. but maybe you missed the clue and were startled by the packeging.
diviz0r 9 months ago
@keiji9002 Please no!.
myonlyaccount 9 months ago
This film changed my life.
MizzxFrankieex 10 months ago
so pretty...
vanishing15 11 months ago
The ambient sounds in this movie reverberate in your soul.
LukeShetler 1 year ago 3
love this ominous score, Donnie Darko is a damn masterpiece.
MrJoshy77 1 year ago 25
Chilling.
123morgan1231 1 year ago
A beautiful score to a beautiful phrase
rockcherub123456789 1 year ago 4
I could fall asleep to this.
ninjaxpiratexlibby 1 year ago
Man, one of The Mountain Ggoat's songs has a line going "And the cellar door, is a lonesome road". After being intrigued by the line i decided to look for the origins of the phrase. I stumbled upon this song, then onto other DD stuff. It's now my favourite movie and has completely changed my life. It helped me come to terms with myself(schizo here) and made me a happy person. I can happily say Donnie Darko stopped me from killing myself.
DoctorZzo 1 year ago 224
@DoctorZzo your story made me smile
tylowylo12321 1 year ago
@DoctorZzo you should listen to some Terence McKenna, search 'Schizophrenic or Shamanic'.
cater94 1 year ago
@DoctorZzo i see you have commitment to sparkle motion =) but on a serious note, donnie darko is a very great movie and im glad you didnt kill your self.
ObiOci 1 year ago
@DoctorZzo I have lost a friend once... he did not see this movie
Irviemonster 11 months ago 3
@DoctorZzo same here :)
BournemouthVEVO 11 months ago
@DoctorZzo oh man im so happy to know that this movie touched other people like it did with me, this is really my favourite movie of all time too.
nahu182 10 months ago
@DoctorZzo haahahaha...go back to china bitch!
chessinfantry 10 months ago
@DoctorZzo
just saying:
that song by The Mountain Goats,
it says 'The cellar door is an open throat'
TheLinkinpark50210 10 months ago
@TheLinkinpark50210 lol, this is true
tasteflavored 9 months ago
@DoctorZzo Get stuffed.
Grimmjow567 9 months ago
@DoctorZzo its actually not about the word cellar door tho. cellar door is a beatyful word but the deeper meaning comes from celador.. wich is spanish for : guardian or someone who watches over.... look it up if you want to. cellar door is just an english word using the same sounds/phrase so to speak... its not about the door to the cellar. its a beautiful phrase none the less. stuff like this is more noticable if you grow up with differnt languages...
diviz0r 9 months ago
@diviz0r no i think you're wrong. in the film it was very specifically cellar door. now, it may not be that way on google or in real life, but the film put emphasis on it being those exact two words.
EmilyStation1994 9 months ago
@EmilyStation1994 im not tho. its the pernouciation (sorry if my enligh sucks im dutch) she doesnt actually say why its so important or does she? What do you think the reason is it was in the video? and dont say you dont know and you just want me to be wrong :P cuz i put some real time in it. you could check Wiki for a short explanation: commonly used as an example of a word or phrase which is beautiful in terms of phonaesthetics (sound) with no regard for semantics (meaning). read the rest :)
diviz0r 9 months ago
@EmilyStation1994 theres even a part on wiki saying that a "courtly Spaniard" (spanish) said that even the english (hard/loud/clear) language has beautiful soft words like "cellar door" wich is pernounced the same as the spanish word "celador" and what does celador mean? guardian/someone who watches over. now what was donnie in the video? the guardian. he chose to die when he had the second chance so the love of his life wouldnt die(and the fire etc wouldnt happen) he died in peace knowing that.
diviz0r 9 months ago
@diviz0r Humm. No i don't think you're right. In one part of the film Donnie goes through the Cellar door of grandma death's house. There's obvious significance to this moment as he notes; "cellar door", as though that particular moment was poignant in some way - and it was, it's how he meets and kills Frank.
It's also written on the board by the teacher "cellar door". I'm sure the word was meant to be as it was written.
EmilyStation1994 9 months ago
@EmilyStation1994 lmao. ok think what you want. yea the whole plot of the movie is about an actual dore. not about symbolism of him being a savior. (wtf?!)
i thought simple people like you atleast trust wiki (who agrees with me if you would have actually taken the time to check it out or had done some actual thinking. try any other word on wiki and see how little is said about its deeper meaning) Yea, im wrong.... if you say so. and edgar allan poe probably doesnt even ring a bell for you...
diviz0r 9 months ago
@diviz0r I'm pretty sure you're the simpler person in this debate; after all, you're the one getting riled about a difference of opinion on the origins of a phrase. Learn to accept that people have different views to you.
EmilyStation1994 9 months ago
@EmilyStation1994 yea and santa clause is real lmao. its not about views. its about facts. what kind of director would make a movie about a dore? i hope you do accept other peoples explanations when its about actual important stuff. cuz you seem really nice.
diviz0r 9 months ago
@diviz0r Yeah we aren't talking about mythical men here. We're talking about how a phrase was designed to be used in a well known film; different people interpret it differently. The director did not make a film about the door, "cellar door" was just a part of the film but the semantics of the phrase did matter - because, as mentioned earlier, a cellar door proved to be a major connecting piece to the murder of Frank the rabbit.
It's designed to be phonetically mysterious, beautiful, ominous.
EmilyStation1994 9 months ago
@diviz0r But it's meaning was intended as a literal, cellar door.
EmilyStation1994 9 months ago
@EmilyStation1994
and also, maybe something more . . as you said, "designed to be phonetically mysterious, beautiful and ominous."
But I suppose you can never really know for sure . . that is, if there is anything truly special about it, or anything for that matter
JosiahSCooper 9 months ago
@DoctorZzo That is so cool, glad for you :)
FrazzleAndTheWolf 9 months ago
@FrazzleAndTheWolf edgar allan poes (a famouse writer) favorite frase was nevermore. and why? not because of the meaning never no more but because of its resambence to "cellar dore" a word wich is facinating just to say or hear unconciously no mather what it means.. and in the movie it fit even better cuz of donnie and its spanish meaning. hihi actually i was so happy once i finaly knew all this cuz it was so in your face in the movie and i just never got it.... hope you feel the same :)
diviz0r 9 months ago
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diviz0r 9 months ago
why would a dore be lonesome? celadors (guardians) live on a lonesome road tho. cuz no1 knows what they have done to help. in the end no1 in the movie other than donnie knows about franks death, the pedophile, grechens death and all that stuff. he rather chose to leave himself and let the rest be and not be of influence in their life. he saved all of them. and they dont even know it. gretchen doesnt even know about him other then the kid that died in a freak accident. poor lonesome donnie...
diviz0r 9 months ago
@DoctorZzo I can also happily say Donnie Darko helped me come to terms with myself, made me a happy person, and stopped me from killing myself.
CamCommandatore 7 months ago
@DoctorZzo Sorry to tell you but that line is "And the cellar door, is an open throat" its a metaphor because the couple in the song are raging alcoholics.
Medafets 6 months ago
@DoctorZzo Im glad it did man. All the best.
p0rt0b0y 5 months ago
@DoctorZzo actually, the line is, "the cellar door is an open throat" because the house is a metaphor for their relationship, and so on and so forth
K9affirmative 4 months ago
@DoctorZzo stay strong honey,we are all crazy it just depends if we can hide it well, enjoy life what you can and try to spread love xx
MidnightDandi 4 months ago
@DoctorZzo you're 100% not a schizo surely if one weird but still mainstream film changed your life. just sounds like bullshit. what next did inception help you see god or something lol.
TheStfu1000 4 months ago
@TheStfu1000
Cunt.
123CloudStrife 4 months ago
@123CloudStrife not really no so anything else?
TheStfu1000 4 months ago
@DoctorZzo people who have real problems aren't even aware of their own happiness ie whether they're happy or not. it's not even in the picture. another reason why your comment is a bit BS. who said you're a schizo? what does that even mean exactly?
TheStfu1000 4 months ago
@DoctorZzo people who have real problems aren't even aware of their own happiness ie whether they're happy or not. it's not even in the picture. another reason why your comment is a bit BS. who said you're a schizo? what does that even mean exactly?
TheStfu1000 4 months ago
@TheStfu1000 Schizo is a slang term for somebody who has schizophrenia. As in, Donnie Darko.
ColorRobo 3 months ago
@ColorRobo lol dude i know schizo is short for schizophrenia. i meant how do you even define that disorder.
TheStfu1000 3 months ago
@TheStfu1000 Also called dementia praecox. a severe mental disorder characterized by some, but not necessarily all, of the following features: emotional blunting, intellectual deterioration, social isolation, disorganized speech and behavior, delusions, and hallucinations.
ColorRobo 3 months ago
@ColorRobo social isolation is not a mental disorder in the slightest. i could easily say that mindless person who loves 'banter' is mentally ill. hallucinations is obviously a physical illness involved with the brain ie a tangible mental illness. intellectual deterioration as defined by who? we dont really know exactly what intelligence is yet and believe most people are fucking stupid so do you mean to the level of retardation? emotional blunting - meh. bad speech yes that counts i guess.
TheStfu1000 3 months ago
@TheStfu1000 You have no education in psychology, no idea what you're talking about, and are probably between the ages of 12 and 17. Please please please don't embarrass yourself any more by trying to argue against an entire field of research you know nothing about.
As to your argument, of course social isolation isn't a disorder, it's a symptom of a disorder, in the same way that a cough is not an illness, just a symptom of one.
CaptainBrawnson 3 months ago
@CaptainBrawnson you're embarrased by my comment because you're probably someone who studies psychology aged 18+. would you say that arguing against creationism is stupid because after all theres a whole lot of people that believe it. anyway do you mean social isolation can be a sign of an actual disorder or do you mean there is a disorder which is essentially social isolation? would you consider aspergers syndrome a 'mental illness'?
TheStfu1000 3 months ago
@CaptainBrawnson THANK YOU, someone sane. Psychology is fascinating, but it's so irritating when people argue their opinions which are wrong. Thanks for putting everyone straight.
peace<3
JDMforever5 2 months ago
@CaptainBrawnson I started studying philosophy at the age of 8. Behind my parents backs I found my own beliefs and read all of the great philosophers by age 12. I am currently better read than any of my professors in college and I am only 18.
knolswimmer 4 weeks ago
@DoctorZzo Exactly the same story as you :)
BournemouthVEVO 3 months ago
But here's my question: Can th butterfly effect work in reverse? If you traveled into the future, by going faster than light, you would be shunned into darkness. No doubt, Because light hasn't been there yet, However, i you were there long enough before the light/present caught up, to create a ripple, Say five years, I traveled five years in the future, and screamed; in five years time, when the present caught up, would you hear that scream? Because it happened. Can you etch the future?
andrewdrury1 1 year ago
@andrewdrury1 Very interesting question, i love thinking about things like that, it amazes me tbh
WtfMinecraft 1 year ago
@andrewdrury1 But you forgot that no matter how fast you go, even if you go faster than light, light seems to always be going the same speed. It doesn't work like two things running at a constant speed. If there were two people, looking at how fast light was moving, with one person moving in its direction, the moving person would have the light surpass it, no matter how fast he/she was going. And since that's how you went to the future, the future would have light. (Correct me
what1000144 1 year ago
@what1000144 Oh I'm sure I'm the one who's got it wrong. You're the second person who's made that point to me, lol. But I'm still having trouble grasping it. So, what you're saying is that light is not surpassable because it's everywhere?, All I know is, that something will happen if you go faster than light, either you won't exist for a short amount of time, or you will be in a state of darkness for a short amount of time. See i dont know if you would actually go into the future, or if you will
andrewdrury1 1 year ago
@what1000144 remain in the present, but in an altered existence. I'm confused haha. I feel like I have it all wrong judging by you and my friend who made the same point. You see I had come to the conclusion (more by thinking than research) that you would be thrown into a black abyss if you surpassed the speed of light, and that abyss would be ther future. Because the light only lives in the present. but if you go faster than light, you're going away from the present and further ahead. (future).
andrewdrury1 1 year ago
@what1000144 because the future doesn't exist. There is no light in the future. Idk I'm just rambling my thoughts. Sorry for the length. lol I really need to talk to a professor.
andrewdrury1 1 year ago
@andrewdrury1 But you forgot that no matter how fast you go, even if you go faster than light, light seems to always be going the same speed. It doesn't work like two things running at a constant speed. If there were two people, looking at how fast light was moving, with one person moving in its direction, the moving person would have the light surpass it, no matter how fast he/she was going. So, let there be light. (Correct me if I'm wrong somewhere)
what1000144 1 year ago
@what1000144 Idk I feel like if you take the concept of sound and think, IF I were to shoot you in the head, the bullet(which is going faster than sound) would kill you before you heard the shot. Now take that and think about light. If you were to be the bullet in the equation, you would not see the light. just like the bullet will never hear the sound. Hence my theory of the abyss of darkness. light lives in the present, And if one passes light, one passes present. Or, they cease to exist becau
andrewdrury1 1 year ago
Everyone knows about the butterfly effect I take it? Well, We know that one small ripple in what you percieve to be the present, will ultimately have effect on the time that has yet to come, through a series of chain linked events. But, My question is, Supposing you're thinking about tme travel, and the toll that the butterfly effect has if you were to go back in time and create a small ripple, It would change the course of the past, to create a new future/present. no more room See other commen
andrewdrury1 1 year ago
i'm just closing my eyes and feeling everything...what's everything? nothing...only a word
Casty95 1 year ago 22
love this.
youzstinkz 1 year ago
This will always be, in the back of my head, my favourite movie ever.
RYNO2511 1 year ago 3
Best movie ever created, and Frank will always scare me, but always be there to comfort me as well. :)
HeyImBoschea 1 year ago 9
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OverTheBrinks 1 year ago
I just saw this movie. I still barely understand it. But I'm still mad at that gym teacher. She was like the epitome of everyone I have ever hated.
Sellll-aer-dore.
It does sound pretty.
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UniqueGeekFreak 1 year ago
Edgar Allen Poe, J.R.R. Tolkien, and dozens of other poets, linguists, and writers felt that "cellar door" was the most beautiful sounding word or phrase in English. This has, of course, nothing to do with its spelling or meaning. People who learn English but have not grown up hearing it frequently remark that "cellar door" sounds very beautiful.
liquidsteelwatermill 1 year ago 7
Cellar door being the most beautiful words in the english language? can someone please explaine that?
lolzor523 1 year ago
Such a powerful song
3FruitsPunch 1 year ago
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i think this movie was meant to be interpreed differently by different people... it has no absolute meaning...only yours
Alexisrawr15 1 year ago
This famous linguist once said that of all the phrases in the English language, of all the endless combinations of words in all of history, that Cellar Door is the most beautiful. -Karen Pommeroy
freethefight 1 year ago
Cellar Door- now that I think of it, it is a beautiful phrase
Lobotomick 1 year ago
c'est l'adore = it is love. ;) So it's a clever pun. Beautiful score, world class 10/10 movie!
technologywontsaveus 1 year ago 7
Cellar Door, in another language means "Beautiful". I think it's italian or something but it I pronounce it "Cela Dor", which isn't the correct spelling but it's the pronounciation.
TheyMadeUsDoIt 1 year ago
In another language, Cellar Door, actually means "Beautiful".
Just not spelled that way, and it is pronounced slightly different.
TheyMadeUsDoIt 1 year ago
wow
droopdead13 1 year ago
One of the most best movies I've seen and accompanied by one of the best soundtracks I've listened to.
SovietNinjah 1 year ago
After 3 years of having watched this movie, I still don't fully understand it. And I love it.
jazzymcjazzster 1 year ago
Around 22 seconds in, when the voices changes direction (or whatever you call it in musical terms) I get such a feeling of love and peace, it's beautiful what music can do.
DynamicScherzo 1 year ago
@DynamicScherzo I have always thought the same. And that's just pitch. The pitch changes.
buttcheese96 1 year ago
these music reminds me of the one from silent hill
silentgurl23 1 year ago
@silentgurl23 sure does!
souljadarko 1 year ago
That bunny face is creeping me out...
Tsubakiification 1 year ago
@Tsubakiification it's what put me off seeing it when my friend first recommended the film (it was on the cover of the dvd) when i was like 9 - wish i hadn't been such a scaredy cat at the time :P
NoahAndABadger 1 year ago
I promise that one day things will get better for you.
Chut up!
DC70W 1 year ago 242
@DC70W fine screw you too fatty lmao
WastedBlazed024 1 year ago
@DC70W that part was sad for me. i think she didn't have any friends.
magedoom379 7 months ago
when I go back to school ima greet and respect all the ugly but yet nice girls
slurp33b0y 1 year ago
This song is very smooth and orgasmic in a way the only thing is it lacks time but if it was longer it would get repetitive and boring so it has it's reasons for being short
slurp33b0y 1 year ago
The only bad thing about this is that it isn't long enough.
RDBrilliance 1 year ago 3
Just learned by ear how to play this on the piano!! :D
xDeadJellyfishx 1 year ago
I love when he's walking up to Cherita. Its so sweet.
elementohsix 1 year ago 7
I recall reading somewhere that someone thought "windowsill" was the most beautiful word in the English language.
Kinda funny how both are, ahem (gosh this sounds corny now), portals between the home and the outside world.
LovetteCher 1 year ago 8
The soundtrack really captures that eerie feeling something looming just out of view. That something big is going to happen really soon. Kudos to Michael Andrews.
PoddaJawada 1 year ago 6
beautiful music i love donnie darko
leonardoandboosh4eva 1 year ago 2
watch the movie, spine chilling results, best movie ever in my opinion.
bugabugaman 1 year ago 5
@bugabugaman it changed my life foever.
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joozeppi 1 year ago
Is a search for god absurd?
thatwalrusguy 1 year ago 2
one of the most beautiful songs from the soundtrack, my favourite is, however, still Gretchen Ross
strawberrydream813 1 year ago
I wish I had The Philosophy of Time Travel.
OvershadowMind66 1 year ago 3
"I promise everything will one day be better for you"
"Chudup!" and she runs nd drops her books......I love this movie!! :)
lfresh91 1 year ago 4
Cellar Door....Ain't it a beautiful word?
phase866 1 year ago
beautiful song
i love donnie darko
leonardoandboosh4eva 1 year ago
i wish this song was longer :( love it though!
moondrassil 1 year ago
how could anybody here tell anyone somethng about perfection?
Phileos49 1 year ago 8
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Mrhaux 1 year ago
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Can anybody loop this and extend it cause i wanna rap over it.
MRBOBBYJAMES25 1 year ago
please don't
Quakmaor 1 year ago 3
why not
MRBOBBYJAMES25 1 year ago
@MRBOBBYJAMES25
Though I highly disapprove of what you want to do with this, you might want to check out the program Audacity.
It'll do what you want to do with this.
Grave187RIP13 1 year ago
Why do you disapprove?
MRBOBBYJAMES25 1 year ago
@MRBOBBYJAMES25
Because it's very easily the best soundtrack ever made, and I don't think anyone should redo it because I don't think that ANYONE has enough skill to give any song on this soundtrack the justice it deserves.
Grave187RIP13 1 year ago
it is a great soundtrack its a part of what made the movie so great...but ill give it my best if it aint good enough i wont show it on here or anywhere..can u loop the best for me? make it longer?
MRBOBBYJAMES25 1 year ago
Hmm, well I don't have Audacity anymore. But it's a free program online, and I'm sure you could do it. But I'll see what I can do if you really want me to, but I'm not making any promises.
Grave187RIP13 1 year ago
ok i hope u try cuzi dont know how to do that
MRBOBBYJAMES25 1 year ago
I'm pretty much done making it, I wasn't going to put a drum beat in it to make it easier to rap to, but if you want that done you'll have to do it yourself.
So I'll put it up in a few minutes, you'll have to pm me so I can send you the link.
Grave187RIP13 1 year ago
it's perfect the way it is and people don't want you to change it.
sgirl2233 1 year ago 3
Frank, what a guy!
kaine180 1 year ago
hah so this is the song,
Mozart Season ( a Post=Hardcore band) made a song using this Piano and the movie:)
its called, Cellar Doors, Donnie!
great song
jlmwarrior28 1 year ago
so was the fat asian chick depressed or something?
Struckworld 1 year ago
someone should do a longer version of this song, it's a very beautiful piano sounds
dubugga 1 year ago
creeepy
blandman23 2 years ago
I rapped you mother to this song. She just sits in a corner, and zones out now.
JurkoffJay 2 years ago
Too bad YOU'VE been sitting in a corner zoning out all your life to misspell a simple word like "Rape".
Dumb ass
1HitKnockYouOut 2 years ago 3
I raped your mother to the point where she's a traumatized vegetable, and all you can do is come back with some grammar bashing? Really?
Give it up man.
JurkoffJay 2 years ago
@JurkoffJay
are you seriously trying to start an argument on the soundtrack to a movie?
i mean you cant even find good insults so you have to joke about peoples moms, thats lower than grammer bashing.
YTGizmo 2 years ago 8
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Your dumb ass misspelled grammar....
See. Nothings lower than grammar bashing. Now give me my apology, because my momma joke was kick ass.
JurkoffJay 2 years ago
@JurkoffJay
No im fine i dont feel like arguing with you
YTGizmo 2 years ago 3
Is that your way of saying sorry? Come on. You can do better than that.
JurkoffJay 2 years ago
@JurkoffJay
take that dildo out of your ass and gtfo
YTGizmo 2 years ago
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Do you know how badly I'd hurt in real life? I'd break you in half, and aint a fuckin person in the world could do a fuckin thing about.
JurkoffJay 2 years ago
@JurkoffJay
look seriously, judging by your profile picture, you look like a wanna be frat boy. It sounds like you REALLY want an argument, im going to stop giving you that. I mean, whats the point when in ten years you will never look back at this and it never helps anything in the future. Dont even bother writing back to this, because i wont.
YTGizmo 2 years ago 2
@JurkoffJay
so good day to you sir/woman
YTGizmo 2 years ago 2
du hast wohl keine freunde die du nerven kannst und holst dir hier deine zuwendung... such dir ein hobby oder fang an zu wichsen ;-) echt erbärmlich.
sehr geiler soundtrack und guter film übrigens
nextcollignon 2 years ago
rofl your right
ShoeO3 2 years ago
well ur hardcore r'nt u
blandman23 2 years ago 3
Yeah, I guess so.
JurkoffJay 2 years ago