White Noise - Movie on Netflix

[rj144]

... sucked balls. Do not watch. It's beyond weird and doesn't go anywhere.

This is just some some friendly advice.

 

[HereticBD]

The Micheal Keaton flick?

 

[rj144]

The Micheal Keaton flick?

No, Adam Driver.

 

[Ares Black]

It's based on a Don DeLillo novel so it definitely won't be for everyone.

 

[Bos Docken]

The Micheal Keaton flick?

Lol you're about 17 years behind the times. That Keaton movie was from 2005

 

[Osculater]

I was watching it and the movie was weird for a bit, but then I fell asleep watching it lol

 

[HereticBD]

Lol you're about 17 years behind the times.

Ever since I turned 30, that has seemed to been the case.

 

[Bos Docken]

Looks surreal and arty, definitely seeking an aesthetic.

The director Noam Baumbach is Wes Anderson's friend and collaborator, so that should have given you an idea what to expect

 

[Bos Docken]

It's based on a Don DeLillo novel so it definitely won't be for everyone.

Yeah it's like Kurt Vonnegut and William S. Burroughs, the surrealism and fragmented narrative make his novels "unfilmable."

 

[Ares Black]

Looks surreal and arty, definitely seeking an aesthetic.

The director Noam Baumbach is Wes Anderson's friend and collaborator, so that should have given you an idea what to expect

It's an attempt to make a watchable movie out of a surreal philosophical satire. I'll probably watch it.I like Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach.

FYI these are the people who are currently making the Barbie Movie with Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. They are a married couple and she's his muse. Baumbach and Gerwig I mean, not Ken and Barbie.

 

[KnowIsTheGo]

No, Adam Driver.

Yeah I wasnt even going to watch it. Not a fan of Adam Driver, now if it was starring Micheal Keaton then yeah I would have watched. Loved him in Dopesick and that burger King movie. Not to mention all the other movies he was great in. But in Dopesick he was great.

 

[Post 2 Decision]

Lol you're about 17 years behind the times. That Keaton movie was from 2005

and it also sucked

 

[Randlewand]

The horror movie from around the early-mid 00's?

 

[rj144]

Looks surreal and arty, definitely seeking an aesthetic.

The director Noam Baumbach is Wes Anderson's friend and collaborator, so that should have given you an idea what to expect

This is no Wes Anderson film. I love Wes Anderson.

 

[TheTickG]

I prefer the album

 

[Karl_Hungus]

It's based on a Don DeLillo novel so it definitely won't be for everyone.

Delillo is awesome. This is one of my favorite books. I was wondering whether this was his story or some other with the same name. He is a postmodern writer with some chops, but it isn't a Marvel action movie, so the ten year olds won't get it.

Yeah it's like Kurt Vonnegut and William S. Burroughs, the surrealism and fragmented narrative make his novels "unfilmable."

I would think it would take longer to tell such a story with film as the medium, which wouldn't make it unfilmable, but financially impossible for the studios to do justice to the novel. I will definitely watch it. I'm not expecting much, but I will watch it. I don't think it would be that hard of a story to tell, but it would take awhile, and likely bore people, because it is a story about people and a postmodern society that alienates and consumes all.

Edit: I highly recommend the book to anyone who isn't a mouth breather.

 

[Luthien]

Only movie I ever liked Driver in was The Last Duel.

 

[Fedorgasm]

I prefer the album

Loved that album as a teen!

I could never get into anthrax before that, but adding Bush as the new singer made them so much better IMO

 

[rj144]

Only movie I ever liked Driver in was The Last Duel.

I don't mind him, but not this movie.

 

[dc007]

I watched it. I liked it overall. Wasn't blown away but it's entertaining. I do like Baumbach though.