White Noise

[Black Sunday]

So who saw it? What did you think?

I went with my sister to see it today. She didn't like it. The critics didn't like it.

I thought it was really good.

[Fierce Critter]

The critics didn't like it.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Then I'm almost SURE to enjoy it.

But unless the torched dollar show finishes remodeling before it goes to video, I'll more than likely be seeing it on DVD.

[Brenda Starrr]

The critics didn't like it

That's just it. If the critics don't like something, I end up loving it.

[fallennon]

Now I know I have got to see it!

[Jarodaka]

Hmm, if FC's movie-watching methodology works, White Noise should be really good!

I don't mind a 'plodding' movie, but I have a feeling the pseudo-science would get on my nerves. Anybody else get a chance to see it yet? Any further insights besides "I like it," Black Sunday?

[Black Sunday]

Hmm, if FC's movie-watching methodology works, White Noise should be really good!

I don't mind a 'plodding' movie, but I have a feeling the pseudo-science would get on my nerves.  Anybody else get a chance to see it yet?  Any further insights besides "I like it," Black Sunday?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Actually they didn't dwell on the "psuedo science" behind why the dead can speak thru electronics. It actually, to my suprise, turned into a supernatural mystery.

It's not just about the dead talking to people thru radio's.

My synopsis, without spoilers:

Michael Keaton's wife dies and he is getting messages from her thru his TV and radio. That much I knew going in. Well he doesn't get actual messages - he gets bits and pieces of messages and he thinks they are clues about other dead people.

That's about as much as I can say without giving it away. I love horror movies and this one I thought was pretty well done, even if I'm one of the few who think that way.

[gothicmom]

I'm looking forward to seeing this.