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Re: Donnie Darko explained
He is laughing because he has found God. He no longer has to fear death, which he has the entire movie long. All the talk about "dying alone" are what Donnie bases his sadness upon (Dr. whats-her-nut brings this up). Donnie believes in god, loses his fear, and is overcome by joy at his freedom.
Thus making this the only religious movie I ever liked.