cjase22007
Joined Jan 2008
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Here is my review of White Noise and my attempt to interpret as best I can. It dealt with some heavy subjects. Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig turn in solid performances. Adam plays Jack and Greta plays his wife Babette. They both have a fear of death. Death, consumerism, media and fear are themes that run throughout the movie. The main characters deal with their fear in different ways. Jack is a professor of Hitler studies, a study he founded.
A line in the film refers to Hitler as, "a man who was bigger than death." I'm assuming Jack teaching about Hitler is a way he tries to conquer his fear. I won't say how Babette deals with her fear, so I don't reveal spoilers. Overall, this was a great film and very watchable and enjoyable, although off-beat and definitely an absurdist comedy. 8/10.
A line in the film refers to Hitler as, "a man who was bigger than death." I'm assuming Jack teaching about Hitler is a way he tries to conquer his fear. I won't say how Babette deals with her fear, so I don't reveal spoilers. Overall, this was a great film and very watchable and enjoyable, although off-beat and definitely an absurdist comedy. 8/10.
Wow. This one's amazing. Sam Raimi takes the helm as director with Danny Elman composing the music. The visual effects are stunning. Superb acting and great filmmaking!
It's really not that bad! Give this one a chance. It's not brilliant, but it's a fun movie from the late 80's. Great writing. Chevy Chase returns in his usual comedic form and the rest of the cast is pretty solid. Be the ball!