White Noise Ending Explained: All Plots Tend To Move Deathward
Noah Baumbach's adaptation of Don DeLillo's postmodern novel White Noise ends with a song and dance number in a grocery store. Here's what that ending means.
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Noah Baumbach's adaptation of Don DeLillo's postmodern novel White Noise ends with a song and dance number in a grocery store. Here's what that ending means.
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Don DeLillo’s acclaimed 1985 novel “White Noise” has long been deemed “unfilmable.” Now we know why — Noah Baumbach’s adaptation is a tonally-confused misfire on Netflix.
Death, supermarkets, and an airborne toxic event.
Noah Baumbach's audacious, effortful DeLillo adaptation. Film review by Nick Hasted