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Vaughn On Movies opens The Box, reviewing the new Cameron Diaz film which comes from the director of Donnie Darko.

Cameron Diaz and James Marsden reveal the secret to suspense in their new thriller THE BOX. The pair discuss the interesting moral dilemma the film sets up, and working with director Richard Kelly, best known for DONNIE DARKO.

It all started out so well. Timothy Olyphant is the man of the law, the local townsfolk are enjoying the start of the baseball season, and everything is sunny. When one of their own hits the field with a gun, however, he has no choice but to shoot the guy and save the rest. And then more folks start acting strange, things get eerie, people die, the government flies in, and the fight for life begins. It's the classic horror setup. Then there's a quick cut and the music starts with f minor. Softly but surely, the '80s song that was slowed down and made infamous through a montage of tears plays as people run through burning streets, as the military moves in, as people are strapped to gurneys, as they all fight to stay alive. Yes, it might be a "Mad World," but Gary Jules is not suited for it. In Donnie Darko, the song was beautiful, gut-wrenching, and perfect for the tone at hand. Taking a cue from the song: I find it kinda funny that they decided to go with the recent hit rather than going back to the original. Why? It actually fits. The low, electronic notes that carry the Tears for Fears version are eerie, and if you watch this trailer for The Crazies over at Apple, and start the original song at roughly 1:40, it lines up. Suddenly the increasing chills of the beginning are made creepier. Even some of the action is perfectly synched. The town fighting The Crazies might be a "Mad World," but there's no room for somber melancholia in a horror trailer -- especially when it's a song already made famous with a perfect cinematic fit.Filed under: Horror, Movie Marketing, Fan Rant, Trailers and Clips Read | Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

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James Duval, of Frank The Rabbit fame, sits down with Ryan for a few minutes to talk Donnie Darko and it's growing cult following after a less than stellar theatrical run, as well as what the future holds.

Small Movie News with Christian Bale, Iron Man 2 and Johnny Depp.

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Watch Davy Crockett get high on pot. Ha! Ha!Directed by Dee A. Robertson. Starring DC Pierson. Written by Todd Berger.Time Dealer is a 60Frames original series. For more information, please visit us at http://www.60frames.com.

Dude, Thomas Jefferson totally smoked him some hard core drugs that he got from a time traveling drug dealer.Directed by Dee A. Robertson. Starring DC Pierson. Written by Todd Berger.Time Dealer is a 60Frames original series. For more information, please visit us at http://www.60frames.com.

Check out Joan of Arc as she munches on some serious drugs that a time traveling drug dealer gave her.Directed by Dee A. Robertson. Starring DC Pierson. Written by Todd Berger.Time Dealer is a 60Frames original series. For more information, please visit us at http://www.60frames.com.