Keaton is BACK!!!!!

[Gordon Moore]

Unfortunately it's in a movie White Noise, that, by all accounts, doesn't look too good :nonod:

http://movies.yahoo.com/movies/feature/whitenoiseqt1.html

It's nice to see him in the movies though. White Noise looks like movie filler for a slow month though...

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/white_noise/

too bad.

[Shane Martin]

Doesn't look good no.

Rumors are abound that he wants to do a follow up to Beetlejuice. No word on Burton though.

[David Meek]

Actually, White Noise wasn't bad at all. It's not a slasher-type of film. It's more a creepy/haunted/eerie film with some interesting moments. It uses your imagination to "fill in the blanks" rather than bludgeoning you with buckets of blood. Admittedly, I'd like to see it again as I have some questions about the ending....

[Gordon Moore]

Really David??...well coming from you, I might make it out to this one then. I was saving it for the second run theater, maybe I'll step it up. Thanks for the response. :T

[David Meek]

Gordon, go for the matinee - not full price.

[George Bellefontaine]

Or say you're 68 ( I can do this and get away with it) and you'll get senior's ticket prices.

[Nick M]

Saw it tonight.

I was dissapointed. Just another Hollywood spook-story off the assembly line. The previews even included a trailer for "The Ring 2". I could probably have seen that tonight and not have known the difference.

I'm just waiting for one to come out that is based on a Ouija board, or mysterious crystal ball. It wouldn't suprise me. Maybe the ice cream fairy from "Candyland" will battle the man in the game operation to see who can consume the most souls, and download them on USB thumb-drives. Just add some matrix effects, the singer who helped score gladiator, bake it in the oven for 20 minutes and lay it down with some good ad-placements from pepsi and mcdonalds. :roll:

I'm ready for a real thriller. Hopefully hollywood will put one out sometime soon.

:15: out of :5: - A waste of $7.00