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[[SimilarlyNamedWorks Not to be confused]] with the 2005 supernatural horror thriller [[Film/WhiteNoise film]] with Creator/MichaelKeaton.
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[[SimilarlyNamedWorks Not to be confused]] with the [[Film/WhiteNoise2005 2005 supernatural horror thriller [[Film/WhiteNoise film]] with Creator/MichaelKeaton.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The trailer pushes the toxic event and the ensuing aftermath. In actuality it takes a while to get there, and then that storyline ends abruptly with an hour of movie to go.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The trailer pushes the toxic event and the ensuing aftermath. In actuality it takes a while to get there, and then that storyline ends abruptly with an hour of movie to go.go.
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A professor of Hitler Studies in Ohio, Jack (Creator/AdamDriver) is trying to keep his family's anxiety in check over an apparent oil spill that causes the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event. As the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event causes more mysterious symptoms, his wife Babette (Creator/GretaGerwig) becomes more unpredictable, his children are consumed by mass hysteria, and his colleague Murray (Creator/DonCheadle) wants to do for Elvis Studies what Jack did for Hitler.
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A professor of Hitler Studies in Ohio, Jack (Creator/AdamDriver) is trying to keep his family's anxiety in check over an apparent oil a chemical spill that causes the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event. As the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event causes more mysterious symptoms, his wife Babette (Creator/GretaGerwig) becomes more unpredictable, his children are consumed by mass hysteria, and his colleague Murray (Creator/DonCheadle) wants to do for Elvis Studies what Jack did for Hitler.
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* AdaptedOut: The movie does not feature Jack's CIA agent ex-wife, nor his daughter by her, which streamlines the story somewhat.
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* AdaptedOut: The movie does not feature Jack's CIA agent ex-wife, nor his daughter by her, which streamlines the story somewhat. Also absent are Heinrich's friend Orest and the family of black Jehovah's Witnesses that Jack meets during the evacuation.
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* MythologyGag: The film's DancePartyEnding features singers chanting "Pana! Sonic! Pana! Sonic!" The WorkingTitle of the [[Literature/WhiteNoise original novel]] was ''Panasonic''. The word "Panasonic" also appears as a NonSequitur during Jack's surreal ImagineSpot about Babette having sex with Mr. Gray, which is another nod to the original novel.
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* MythologyGag: The "new body rhumba", the song by Music/LCDSoundsystem backing the film's DancePartyEnding DancePartyEnding, features singers Nancy Whang chanting "Pana! Sonic! Pana! Sonic!" The WorkingTitle of the [[Literature/WhiteNoise original novel]] was ''Panasonic''. The word "Panasonic" also appears as a NonSequitur during Jack's surreal ImagineSpot about Babette having sex with Mr. Gray, which is another nod to the original novel.
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* AdaptedOut: The movie does not feature Jack's CIA agent ex-wife, nor his daughter by her, which streamlines the story somewhat.
* BlackComedy: The family's reaction to watching a violent car wreck ahead of them during the evacuation.
* BlackComedy: The family's reaction to watching a violent car wreck ahead of them during the evacuation.
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* GenreDefying: For the most part, the movie is a realistic and grounded comedy-drama, but several moments evoke science fiction, such as the sight of the massive toxic cloud, with purplish lightning. Winnie's laboratory is full of tubes of bubbling liquid, like a campy MadScientistLaboratory. Not to mention that Dylar is straight out of science fiction. However, the film uses none of the storytelling conventions expected of science fiction, which means it sits squarely in the middle of the axis between "realism" and "genre".
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* GenreDefying: GenreBusting: For the most part, the movie is a realistic and grounded comedy-drama, but several moments evoke science fiction, such as the sight of the massive toxic cloud, with purplish lightning. Winnie's laboratory is full of tubes of bubbling liquid, like a campy MadScientistLaboratory. Not to mention that Dylar is straight out of science fiction. However, the film uses none of the storytelling conventions expected of science fiction, which means it sits squarely in the middle of the axis between "realism" and "genre".
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* TheFilmOfTheBook: of ''Literature/WhiteNoise''
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* TheFilmOfTheBook: Of ''Literature/WhiteNoise''.
* GenreDefying: For the most part, the movie is a realistic and grounded comedy-drama, but several moments evoke science fiction, such as the sight of''Literature/WhiteNoise''the massive toxic cloud, with purplish lightning. Winnie's laboratory is full of tubes of bubbling liquid, like a campy MadScientistLaboratory. Not to mention that Dylar is straight out of science fiction. However, the film uses none of the storytelling conventions expected of science fiction, which means it sits squarely in the middle of the axis between "realism" and "genre".
* GenreDefying: For the most part, the movie is a realistic and grounded comedy-drama, but several moments evoke science fiction, such as the sight of
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* MythologyGag: The film's DancePartyEnding features singers chanting "Pana! Sonic! Pana! Sonic!" The WorkingTitle of the [[Literature/WhiteNoise original novel]] was ''Panasonic''. The word "Panasonic" also appears as a NonSequitur during Jack's surreal ImagineSpot about Babette having sex with Mr. Gray, which is another nod to the original novel.
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* InsistentTerminology: The "Airborne Toxic Event" has a number of names that get argued over, such as "billowy plume".
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* InsistentTerminology: The "Airborne Toxic Event" has a number of names that get argued over, such as "billowy plume".including "feathery plume" and "billowing black cloud".
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* TheFilmOfTheBookTheFilmOfTheBook: of ''Literature/WhiteNoise''
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''White Noise'' is an [[Absurdism {{absurdist}}]] comedy drama film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=]. Tropes for the book go [[Literature/WhiteNoise here.]]
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''White Noise'' is an [[Absurdism {{absurdist}}]] [[{{Absurdism}} absurdist]] comedy drama film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=]. Tropes for the book go [[Literature/WhiteNoise here.]]
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''White Noise'' is a comedy drama film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=]. Tropes for the book go [[Literature/WhiteNoise here.]]
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''White Noise'' is a an [[Absurdism {{absurdist}}]] comedy drama film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=]. Tropes for the book go [[Literature/WhiteNoise here.]]
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* InsistentTerminology: The "Airborne Toxic Event" has a number of names that get argued over, such as "billowy plume".
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* InsistentTerminology: The "Airborne Toxic Event" has a number of names that get argued over, such as "billowy plume".plume".
* NeverTrustATrailer: The trailer pushes the toxic event and the ensuing aftermath. In actuality it takes a while to get there, and then that storyline ends abruptly with an hour of movie to go.
* NeverTrustATrailer: The trailer pushes the toxic event and the ensuing aftermath. In actuality it takes a while to get there, and then that storyline ends abruptly with an hour of movie to go.
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[[SimilarlyNamedWorks Not to be confused]] with the 2005 supernatural horror thriller [[Film/WhiteNoise film]] with Creator/MichaelKeaton.
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''White Noise'' is a comedy horror film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=]. Tropes for the book go [[Literature/WhiteNoise here.]]
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''White Noise'' is a comedy horror drama film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=]. Tropes for the book go [[Literature/WhiteNoise here.]]
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A professor of Hitler Studies in Ohio, Jack (Creator/AdamDriver) is trying to keep his family's anxiety in check over an apparent oil spill that causes the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event. As the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event causes more mysterious symptoms, his wife Babette (Creator/GretaGerwig) becomes more unpredictable.
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A professor of Hitler Studies in Ohio, Jack (Creator/AdamDriver) is trying to keep his family's anxiety in check over an apparent oil spill that causes the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event. As the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event causes more mysterious symptoms, his wife Babette (Creator/GretaGerwig) becomes more unpredictable.unpredictable, his children are consumed by mass hysteria, and his colleague Murray (Creator/DonCheadle) wants to do for Elvis Studies what Jack did for Hitler.
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''Cosmopolis'' is a 2022 comedy film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=].
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A professor of Hitler Studies in Ohio, Jack (Creator/AdamDriver) is trying to keep his family's anxiety in check over an apparent oil spill that causes the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event. As the mysterious Airborne Toxic Event causes more mysterious symptoms, his wife Babette (Creator/GretaGerwig) becomes more unpredictable.
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* HollywoodThin: In the book, Babette is described as overweight. Gerwig's Babette is thin. She zigzags AdaptationalAttractiveness, as Babette is described as being beautiful despite her weight, though it's true that Gerwig is more "traditionally" attractive.
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''Cosmopolis'' is a 2022 comedy film directed by Creator/NoahBaumbach, based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Don [=DeLillo=].
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* DancePartyEnding: In a supermarket, containing even characters who'd only appeared in one scene.
* TheFilmOfTheBook
* InsistentTerminology: The "Airborne Toxic Event" has a number of names that get argued over, such as "billowy plume".
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!! This film provides examples of:
* DancePartyEnding: In a supermarket, containing even characters who'd only appeared in one scene.
* TheFilmOfTheBook
* InsistentTerminology: The "Airborne Toxic Event" has a number of names that get argued over, such as "billowy plume".
