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Spring Break is movie time at the Aurora Public Library. White Noise 2 will be included in movie lineup that begins at 9am with White Noise 2 showing at 2:50pm.

Fans of Firefly will have to choose between Nathan Fillion in White Noise 2 and Alan Tudyk in the popular Dodgeball, both being shown simultaneously.

The movies will be shown in the Meeting Room Eola Library, Auroria, IL.

Schedule:

• Ferris Bueller’s Day Off - 9am-10:45am
• The Simpsons Movie - 10:45am-12:15pm
• Stardust - 12:30pm-2:45pm
• White Noise2 or Dodgeball - 2:50pm-4:15pm

Eola Road Branch
555 S. Eola Road
Aurora, IL 60504
630-264-3400

They talk about Nathan playing a gynocologist on Desperate Housewives & in the movie Waitress and of course White Noise 2 and working on a haunted set.

Debbie (of Fangoria) says she loved White Noise 2 and Nathan says that he’s been reading reviews online and says they’re pretty positive.

• Source: Fangoria Radio.com

White Noise 2 has been nominated in the Best DVD Release category.

Nominations for the Best DVD Release category are:

• Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (Starz / Anchor Bay)
• The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (remix) (Image)
• Driftwood (Image)
• The Man From Earth (Anchor Bay)
• The Nines (Sony)
• White Noise 2 (Universal)

• Source: http://www.saturnawards.org/nominations.html

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From the beginning it knows exactly where it wants to go. It’s not chatty, it’s not dragging, it’s got a point, a plot and a story it wants to tell and that it does without wasting any valuable screen time. It’s very refreshing, because -unlike most films as of late- it won’t let you calm and drift away for any second. It’s focused and it pays off…

The cast is solid. Fillion is great as always (and underrated, seeing how he is regularly passed for second-class actor for cheaper flicks, when in fact he’s a lot more). Katee Shackhoff, someone we’ve gotten used to as “though” on TV is unexpectedly cute and charming, on-point for the demands of her role…

Long story-short, “White Noise: The Light” is a quite enjoyable supernatural flick, which is guaranteed to keep you amused for its course and might even give you a few good scares along the way. For light entertainment with friends in a slow night, it’s a perfect pick. Recommended.

• Full Review [WARNING: Contains Spoilers]
  http://bloggedtoilette.blogspot.com/2008/02/…

Katee Sackhoff is utterly adorable as the sweet nurse who manages to bond with Abe … and becomes a guiding force in his life … The relationship and interplay between the two manages to be believable and a well written aspect of the story, but as the story tightens its hold, “White Noise 2″ becomes much more than a simple take on a “Twilight Zone” episode and delves into the cost of saving someone who is, by all accounts, fated to die. I really enjoyed what Lussier and co. had to offer for this standalone sequel, and I’m saddened it wasn’t given too much of a chance to break out as its own film. It’s a hell of a take on an already excellent concept.

This shouldn’t be so good. It’s a consistently shelved sequel to a pretty awful supernatural horror film, but lo and behold thanks to Lussier’s tight direction, gruesome disturbing imagery, wonderful story, and great performance by Nathan Fillion, “White Noise 2″ is a great piece of supernatural filmmaking.

• Full Review [Warning: Contains Spoilers]
  www.cinema-crazed.com/r-z/whitenoise2.htm

I was completely ready for the cliched setup, the pop cultural shorthand most storytellers use to get you to quickly understand things about their characters and their lives. What struck me right away was that not only was the opening something I hadn’t really seen before, but that it was really dramatic without being over the top or gratuitous, and for a “horror” movie, that’s really saying something. The subject matter was shocking enough but the director’s (and editor’s) restraint in not displaying the victims’ “bloody death” showed incredible respect for the strength of the story and an understanding that what we don’t see is often more shocking than what we do. My wife, who does not work in entertainment and is by all accounts a “civilian” when it comes to these things, commented out of the blue how well directed it was and I had to agree completely. It was the moment I thought to myself that this film might be something pretty cool.

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Overall, I was really impressed by White Noise 2. The performances are very strong and completely believable. There are far fewer flaws in this film than you’d expect from a movie in this genre (and of this budget-Patrick whispered what the budget was on this movie and all I have to say is that they must have paid everyone half-scale because it really looks like a film costing twice as much) and the flaws that are apparent are mostly minor enough not to ruin the film. Quite honestly, don’t let the title fool you, nor the “horror” genre tag. This is a very suspenseful thriller with lots of drama and some good scares so grab it, pop some popcorn and turn down the lights. This movie gets a “recommend”.

• Full Review:
  markyoshimotonemcoff.com/wordsushi…

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“In the interview, Patrick and Matt tell J.C. how they came to the film industry, the collaborative nature of movie-making, working with Fillion and Sackhoff, and much more. These guys embody J.C.’s “UltraCreatives” concept to the core, and it was an honor to have them on the podcast”

Definatley worth a listen though it’s important to be aware that there are various spoilers throughout this interview so if you haven’t seen the movie yet you mgiht want to hold off on listening, on the other hand if you’re still needing some convincing to watch this movie - listen to the interview, spoilers and all.

• Listen Here: [WARNING: Contains Spoilers]
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• Source including podcast interview
  http://jchutchins.net/…-1-patrick-lussier-and-matt-venne