Nathan Fillion,
Katee Sackhoff,
William MacDonald,
Craig Fairbrass,
Adrian Holmes
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In lieu of continuing the events of Geoffrey Sax's 2005 thriller White Noise (which starred Michael Keaton and Chandra West), the supernatural thriller White Noise 2 (released in Great Britain as Whit... read more
DVD Release Date: January 8, 2008
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December 23, 2009
White Noise 2: The Light is slightly better than the first film. It could/should have been much better as the story was much stronger. It was certainly more entertaining than watching Michael Keaton watching TV for 90 minutes anyway. The problem was, quite typically in recent sci... read more
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August 5, 2009
Slightly better than it's predecessor, White Noise The Light has very little in common with it's older sibling. This time the film is more concerned with being exciting, creepy and disturbing. It mostly pays off. More of a super-hero movie, where Fillion can sense who is about to... read more
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December 12, 2007
Silliness that tries to go a step further than the original by making Nathan Fillion the receiver of the images - with no explanation as to why. It was mostly predictable and lame, but Fillion is always fun to watch.
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July 30, 2007
It's not quite as disappointing as the first "White Noise" but, apart from Nathan Fillion's strong performance, there still isn't much more to this than it being just another "Final Destination" in all but name. It also homaged quite a few other films in the same genre and, by so... read more
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July 14, 2007
A very interesting movie, way better than the first one, or at least with a better story with some very good twists. An unknown cast, mostly actors from tv or independent films, but the case of Nathan Fillion was a very good surprise, his performance was with very credible and ... read more
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May 18, 2007
A pretty good sequel dealing with near death experiences has a good twist if not groundbreaking.
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April 17, 2011
Way, way better than the first, it doesn't even seem to be a sequel. The plot was much more interesting than the first one and, of course, it had Nathan Fillion which by himself is always enjoyable to watch.
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April 9, 2008
As dumb as they come, White Noise 2: The Light is a stinker of a film. A sequel only in name - the events here have no relation to the Michael Keaton failure - this is frustrating, wholly unoriginal fare. The dialogue is truly terrible (every conversation has a choice of c... read more
Critic Reviews
Thanks to Lussier's tight direction, gruesome disturbing imagery, wonderful story, and great performance by Nathan Fillion, [it's] is a great piece of supernatural filmmaking... Full Review
[T]he script does work in one good -- and by "good" I mean "cheap and implausible" -- Firefly reference... Full Review
A few cheap jolts, a handful of clever ideas, and just enough energy and creativity to make it across the finish line. Full Review
White Noise 2 is pretty much everything the original film wasn't: genuinely exciting, well made, competently acted, and contains a payoff that remains in the realm of easy digestion. Full Review
...Fillion's stellar work ensures that one can generally overlook the film's various inadequacies... Full Review
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