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Entertainment Weekly - 05/16/2008
"[T]his second obsessive study in fanaticism by writer-director Henry Bean has its own delirious integrity and outsider-art charm." -- Grade: BUSA Today - 05/18/2008
"The premise is intriguing and Robbins gives a consistently good performance."Los Angeles Times - 05/16/2008
"[I]t stars a hilarious and hefty Tim Robbins as a New York bourgeois who radicalized by the suffering caused him by the ear-splitting din of the city, transforms himself into a self-styled noise-vigilante..."Anyone who's ever been kept up all night by a car alarm will love NOISE, a comedic howl of urban rage. Tim Robbins stars as David Owen, a New York City husband and father who gradually lets the urban blight of car alarms drive him mad. He becomes "the Rectifier," a vigilante superhero (of sorts) who sabotages cars with malfunctioning alarms. As his notoriety spreads, the mayor (William Hurt) decides to take action and bring the Rectifier to justice. Meanwhile, David's madness drives away his cellist wife (Bridget Moynahan) and he takes refuge in the arms of a younger, Eastern European grad student (Margarita Levieva) for whom his urban resistance has a valid socio-political dimension. Based on writer-director-producer Henry Bean's real-life failed crusade against noise pollution, the film never falls too far on the side of either satire or urban sermonizing, which is to its credit. Viewers of the "mad as hell and not going to take it anymore" sort, for whom the inanity of the car alarm phenonemon is a continual and understandable source of frustration, will want to rally behind this movie like some kind of crazy freak flag. There's some nicely sketched in detail of Upper West Side family life, with Moynahan a memorably warm presence and Robbins gamely poking fun at his own real-life predisposition for social activism.
| Starring | Tim Robbins & Bridget Moynahan | |
| Directed by | Henry Bean | |
| Produced by | Susan Hoffman & Henry Bean | |
| Screenwriting by | Henry Bean | |
| Composition by | Phillip Johnston | |
| Director of Photography | Andrij Parekh | |
| Performer | William Hurt, William Baldwin, Margarita Levieva, Gabrielle Brennan & Maria Ballesteros | |
| Executive Production by | Paul De Souza & Daniel Diamond |
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