White Noise | Official Clip | Netflix

The final scene of White Noise, featuring the song "new body rhumba" by LCD Soundsystem.

Based on the book by Don DeLillo, a film by Noah Baumbach, starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig, WHITE NOISE is now playing on Netflix.

At once hilarious and horrifying, lyrical and absurd, ordinary and apocalyptic, White Noise dramatizes a contemporary American family's attempts to deal with the mundane conflicts of everyday life while grappling with the universal mysteries of love, death, and the possibility of happiness in an uncertain world. Based on the book by Don DeLillo, written for the screen and directed by Noah Baumbach, produced by Noah Baumbach (p.g.a) and David Heyman (p.g.a.). Produced by Uri Singer.

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White Noise | Official Clip | Netflix

From Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Noah Baumbach comes an absurdist comedy about a family grappling with love, death and an airborne toxic event.

[wallypipin]

I did Props on White Noise in Cleveland Ohio for 7 months on this very difficult and challenging movie. Proud of my work along with the talented cast and crew. The Supermarket was a challenge, mainly for the Designer (Jess Gonchor), choreographer (David Neumann), Costumes, the amazing Graphics Dept, and Set Decoration team, but also for the Prop Dept because we had electric cash registers from the 80's that malfunctioned, period correct products, had a real butcher shop with giant slabs of meat, period newspapers and mag's, did a "million" resets and all those A & P bags. Believe it or not sometimes people who actually work on these films comment on the videos. So happy this video (which was actually shot on film) is making an impact. Side note, when we originally filmed it the song everyone was dancing to was LCD's "Daft Punk is Coming to my House". Brilliant editing to synch to the new song by James Murphy. Very proud to be part of this! Mahalo

[lucidasans]

My brain: no thoughts, just an endless loop of Andre3000 shuffle dancing with a box of cookies

[jorelbalabala]

Should’ve been nominated for best song at the Oscars. James Murphy rocking and dancing with others holding groceries would have been quite the performance

[taiyoinoue]

The last two and a half minutes of the movie was, for me, the second-most exhilarating visual artistic work of 2022. The marriage of the 80s grocery store with its weird generics and plentiful abundance, and the loose interpretive dance staving off death set to ecstatic krautrock loops are just amazing.

[wowomg]

“I suppose one way of looking at the end of book — and of the movie — is that we’re all just shopping until it’s over and we die, ” Baumbach says. “So it’s a dance of life, which is also a dance of death. We like to think of them as separate but they’re not. They’re the same.”

[ThomasNephew]

W. O. W. If there's an Oscar for best credits sequence ever, this one should win.

[martin]

Even if you don’t like the movie (which I love, seen it twice) you can’t help but fall in love with this end credits song and the choreography with all of the cast members in this consumeristic trance of examining and worshiping products. Like Cheadle says in the film, the supermarket is a place of worship. Just to a different god. A more capitalistic consumer-based god. I’m happy Noah Baumbach made this big ambitious film. It won’t work for everyone but glad it exist considering these types of films don’t get made.

[hotelmario]

The "Pana! Sonic!" and "Necco! Mini! Nilla! Wafers!" chants are my favourite part of this song. So infectiously catchy. This song has as much meaning packed into it as the entire film, and that isn't a slight against the movie or the song.

[roboperry]

Straight up an amazing music video for the song that stands on its own, should just be released as such for promotional reasons even though music videos aren't as big as they once were.

[jdkerrmusic]

I can't think of any non-musical film that had a more interesting end-song than this one. What a great choice for music and killer performance to go along with it - the bar has definitely been set higher.

[sf]

I don't know what it is, but I absolutely love this. I've watched it a million times and never tire of it.

[susanpicerno]

it’s phenomenal to me that as the camera pans from isle to isle the dancers are perfectly in time with each other even though they can’t see what the rest of the dance company is doing! It would be so easy to get slightly rhythm. I wish I had been able to see the other dancers, but I know they do it perfectly!

[mattb]

"This" movie is the exactly type of creative cinema, that requires actual listening and some thinking on the audience's part, that Hollywood purseholders used to fund even if it was a bit of a risk. I felt like I stepped back into the late 90s and early 2000s for a moment before all "these" type of movies were defunded in favor of superhero and Star Wars, and other simple fast food entertainment.
AND it was a movie, rather than some very slow, 8-10 episode show that were each an hour. I will probably watch White Noise again.

[captain]

Baumbach really captured the musical number from the book quite well.

[reservoirdude]

One of the greatest and most unique end credits sequences I've ever seen. And set to a brand new LCD Soundsystem banger, too? Talk about a chef's kiss!

[SourBacon]

my favorite end credits scene of any film EVER.

[-DRIP]

They really had me sit through the entire credits in awe

[randallcox]

I love the generic food aisle. I haven't seen one of those since the 80s!

[JayBuff]

the last shot, starts as what looks like a dolly track and then pulls back to reveal the long wide shot with everyone in foreground and background moving, brilliant. love that Adam is packing the groceries away and his Doctor dancing in checkout 9. amazing...

[queenmother]

Third time watching this dance scene lol really enjoyed this gem of a movie