Noise
Henry Bean’s film staring Tim Robins turns out to be a complete wash. The story centers around a middle aged man driven to extremes by the car alarms outside his NY flat that ruin his sex life, and keep him up at night. David Owen (Tim Robbins) creates a pseudonym, “The Rectifier”, and single handedly takes on those absolutely devilish car alarms with a baseball bat and a petition. The filmmaking is nothing to be impressed about and as the story unravels it seems to be no more than a middle-aged mans wet dream about fighting for a cause in order to awaken his dormant masculinity. The film, and the cause, is just a big waste of space.**