Noise

Synopsis

In the movie Noise, Tim Robbins plays the role of David Owen, a frustrated New Yorker who decides to take justice into his own hands by fighting against the constant noise pollution in the city. As he embarks on a crusade against car alarms and other urban nuisances, David's actions lead to unforeseen consequences and a moral dilemma. The film explores themes of individual empowerment, social responsibility, and the consequences of taking justice into one's own hands. With a blend of satire and drama, Noise presents a thought-provoking commentary on urban life and the power dynamics within a bustling metropolis.

Cast

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  Tim Robbins

  David Owen

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  Bridget Moynahan

  Helen Owen

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  William Hurt

  Mayor Schneer

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  Margarita Levieva

  Ekaterina Filippovna

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  Gabrielle Brennan

  Chris Owen

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  María Ballesteros

  Gruska

Reviews

Noise received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Tim Robbins' performance and the film's satirical take on urban noise pollution, others found the plot to be somewhat predictable and the execution lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a 59% rating, with critics noting its ambitious concept but uneven execution. IMDb users rated Noise 6.1/10, appreciating its unique premise but criticizing its pacing. Metacritic gave the film a score of 55/100, indicating mixed or average reviews. Overall, Noise is a polarizing film that sparks discussions about societal issues and personal agency.