What accounted for Donnie Darko's increased popularity on VHS and DVD after being a box office dud in 2001?
A) repeated viewings of the film by audiences
B) the reassessment of the film by critics after they originally gave it negative reviews
C) the lead actor's on-again, off-again trouble with the law
D) the director's following film, which was a blockbuster success
E) the film's running time, which was cut down to a more manageable length for VHS and DVD

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The film "Donnie Darko" gained a cult following through repeated viewings on VHS and DVD, as audiences appreciated its complex narrative and themes, leading to increased popularity despite its initial box office failure.

What Accounted for Donnie Darko's Increased Popularity on VHS and DVD