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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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

[@themasterq]

well, the netflix clip already had 100k more views than the original clip of the single from the lcd channel..

[@furtherdiscussion7339]

wow bravo, seriously, thank you for your work. and what an amazing editor to be able to do that. i'm gonna mute this and dance to it again, only to daft punk is playing at my house just to see also

[@kerryjacoby9438]

This must have been an incredible experience. Was it entirely choreographed, or did the dancers have some free movement? How much was tightly controlled? And congratulations for being part of this amazing film!

[@yoshewab1639]

Hey! I appreciate all your hard work and as a Northeast Ohio native/resident- it was incredible seeing the hard work y’all put into gussying up our home. The credit sequence makes me so unbelievably happy. Congratulations on all your hard work.

[@alm5966]

That end title sequence was totally amazing and must have been hard work to shoot. Looked like great fun though, one of the best sequences in a movie I've seen, ever.

[@lucidasans89]

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

[@andrewashford5617]

I was thinking André 3000 could sing that song

[@kayla7562]

@@andrewashford5617 Yesss I agree

[@lucidasans89]

@@andrewashford5617 he could sing any song tbh

[@mattb9664]

That's who that was!

[@terrymaloney3445]

For real that image has been stuck in my head for days

[@jorelbalabala9132]

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.

[@ThomasNephew]

ok, I'll bite -- what's your *most* exhilarating visual artistic work of 2022? because it must be pretty great too.

[@taiyoinoue]

@@ThomasNephew For me, it's the first episode of The Rehearsal. In particular, the moment in the bar when Kor is "just sat there" and Trish is staring at her phone. Many great moments from that show, but that one is deeply moving to me.

[@estherbertrand8294]

Couldn't wait to rewatch it...exhilarating n feast for all the senses!

[@CjJohns1776]

And now that's it's happened, Any thoughts?

[@sensitivewhiteboy]

@@taiyoinoue a man of culture

[@wowomg1980]

“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.”

[@TheAntibozo]

Cf end of The Seventh Seal (1957).

[@laurabentz2307]

love this; yes!

[@meadows2034]

@Mr. Tibs what do you think about how the events of this movie just actually happened in the same town? I live in Ohio near Columbus and never fucking even heard of east Palestine. And all of a sudden there’s a film shot there where a toxic chemical spill occurs and 2yrs later happens there in real life.

[@martin43427]

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.

[@TroysFilmClub]

Very well said. I didn't care much for the film myself, but then it ends with something that is right up my alley.

[@ThirtyThree-sq2ie]

I didn't like the movie, and I especially hated this scene. It was ridiculous and awful. Just a stupid, unnecessary sequence. Also, the song playing during it sucked.

[@ThomasNephew]

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

[@susanpicerno8113]

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!

[@hotelmario510]

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.

[@roboperry34]

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.

[@laurenceholmes9011]

Best end credit sequence of all time

[@-DRIP]

They really had me sit through the entire credits in awe

[@reservoirdude92]

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!

[@Daneehehl]

I’ve never seen the movie. When you say this it plays at the end of the credits or is it the ending of the movie? Sorry I feel like a goon lol 😂

[@reservoirdude92]

@@Daneehehl ohh I think you should watch and find out haha

[@BNORT]

@@Daneehehl it’s part of the credits. In the movie there’s name passing through over this it’s very cool

[@captain07234]

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

[@VFXforfilm]

Book must of dragged on if that’s the case.

[@yothats.taetae5382]

How did they do it?

[@mattb9664]

"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.

[@reservoirdude92]

It's crazy that this film's budget is $100 million though. Like save some money for other filmmakers, Noah Baumbach haha

[@joeybeauchamp8636]

Too bad the story didn't entertain, the acting was great but I felt disappointed in the end

[@randallcox2238]

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

[@williamwilliam5917]

I mean this movie WAS set in the 1980s

[@somguy3872]

I know, I haven't thought of those white labels in ages. LOL

[@JayBuff19]

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...

[@trinaq]

They did a great job of making the supermarket look straight out of the 80's, same with the clothes and hairstyles.

[@jamesgraham1968]

More like the late 70's . I miss station wagons.

[@mournblade1066]

@@jamesgraham1968 Nope, this takes place circa 1985.

[@williamdavis2675]

Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson from the B-52s are totally in there too, sampled from “Legal Tender,” their great 1983 song about making counterfeit money. Also, the A&P reference has to be a nod to the classic John Updike short story “A&P,” In that story, a supermarket bag boy wishes he could commiserate with the attractive female customers in his store but has no luck.

[@kerryjacoby9438]

Maybe. But A&P was a real store for 156 years. And kind of used generically for "grocery store."

[@queenmother123]

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

[@TemakiTom]

I watched it three times in a row myself! This makes me happy....

[@laurabentz2307]

you've only watched it three times? smiley face here! I think I watch it three times a day! I just love this... not sure why? but I really do

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Adam is one of the most talented actors of this generation, He's very versatile in these different roles

[@jasonvargas7564]

I’d say he’s more of a bottom than a vers

[@briannotbrain1355]

I loved the way he walked through the supermarket doors - versatile actor indeed!

[@stephenseall6888]

I admittedly have a strange weakness for certain combinations of movies and music, but as far as I'm concerned, this ending number is genius. It might not stand completely alone, as one may need to have read the novel (the Airborne Toxic Event made quite an impression on me at the time as a harbinger of impending but uncertain doom, quite in concert with the late 80's) and plowed through the movie to have a better chance of appreciating it (so outwardly strange!), but hopefully for many of us who have, and certainly for me, it was love at first sight and listen.

[@edbredin6406]

Best part of the film. Can't stop watching it. Class

[@SourBacon24]

my favorite end credits scene of any film EVER.

[@noneekhumalo9720]

Creepy, chaotic, creepy, chaotic, but I'd watch it. haha

[@wowomg1980]

You also seem to have a functional brain unlike some people

[@gotz2blove]

This song has been stuck in my head since I saw the movie. To me any song that can get stuck to your head and you can remember a film based on a film even if you didn't get the story line shows you that whoever chose the song knew what he was doing.

[@somekidnamedtapu]

Saw it months ago and it's still stuck in my head not infrequently..

[@gotz2blove]

@@somekidnamedtapu I'm glad I'm not the only one 😂Welcome to the club bruh 🤗👊🏽🤪

[@cameron7236]

It’s weird that they posted this without the credits on top of it. It must be very weird to see this labeled “clip” and never realize the entire credits play on top of it. Feels like crucial context for why this scene is the way it is lol

[@Gildedbeachrat]

I watched part of this earlier before I saw the movie and thought it was the opening lol,kinda mad I watched this before I saw the movie

[@VFXforfilm]

When you post the ending as a “clip” is big flag the film sucks and this is all Netflix could use to trick people To subscribe (desperate).

[@Gildedbeachrat]

@@VFXforfilm damn partner are you ok? You’re going to like every positive comment on this video and shitting on it lol touch grass mate

[@VFXforfilm]

@@Gildedbeachrat Doing great partner. Just wish this regurgitated genre of nihilism would stay dead.

[@tylerbrock6047]

Thank you for letting me know haha! I thought the clip looked great, but I thought that it way way over stayed it’s welcome. It would work perfect as end credits tho.

[@rozilla5603]

My favorite is the doctor dancing in his lab coat at the checkout all the way to the right.

[@imsupercereal]

Next time I go grocery shopping I’ll be seeing a bunch of tik tokers doing this. Great shopping will be fun.

[@danielled646]

Brilliant! 🤣

[@troublemcallister730]

Well, it'll more entertaining than them running aeound acreaming 'bogies' or pretending to throw up on people. Hell, if they play this song, this Oldie might join in! 😂

[@nitamartens8602]

I plan to fall into the broccoli next time I shop

[@OfficialDanversSisters]

I hope TikTok doesn’t ruin the movie lol

[@alexniznik4450]

Lol I work at a grocery store and would totally get the store on board to recreate this as some marketing ploy for two reasons. 1. The choreography is excellent (and funny too just watch check out 6 as an example) 2. The irony! think a grocery store re-creating a dance number from a song and film that critiques consumerism as a means of drawing in customers. Comic gold I say.

[@JohneRandom]

I must of watched this 10 times back to back.. awesome

[@YHWH711]

Oh you’re one of those glee boys

[@JohneRandom]

@@YHWH711 heh heh heh... not sure what a "glee boy" is, but I am pretty sure it's not a compliment. :) -- I am a 58 year old heterosexual male, father of 2, grandpa to 3 who's been dipping his willy in the same woman for 30 years. The boy in me died 28 years ago when I became a responsible father. Although.. I still play video games.

[@StimulusIntrigue]

This is the coolest song I have heard in years!! Absolute perfection somehow. It maintains its flow and beat with base guitars without losing itself into formula that all other songs demand to have. Seriously, just hearing music do very little for so long to catch that beat has been years now, and now with this song it is something new to say within the lyrics. Words and a beat as something so original is so refreshing to me. Now I have to comment on the video... because this is just awesome. (yes I saw the movie). A video that is also refreshing and new. I know the movie is part of it, but as a... well... rock video, is something you don't see anymore. I enjoy watching the video over and over because there is so much going on and I see something new every time. Like that guy in the space suit! I can only guess he represents time travel observation? Or the two guys that are in yellow (tee shirt and the jacket) are in every shot. Maybe the were the choreographers? The dance moves are all in sync, yet each person is doing something different. I think there are only 7 camera cuts (I will have to look harder), but I often think it had to be a nightmare to get it to this. I read the comments like "wallypipin" and seeing the set up. But from my view there are shelves of items that are truly amazing to see. The impeccable clean store and order it has... wow. People make such a mess now... grab, take, place things elsewhere. Best of all, I love see people in this just being happy and moving in a robotic way. Great song.. and dangit, I have never heard of LCD Soundsystem. Now I have to look all that up. Thanks to this little masterpiece.

[@WiloPolis03]

LCD Soundsystem is goated, good luck getting into their stuff. This Is Happening is a masterpiece

[@Inkblot67]

I absolutely love LCD Soundsystem. If you love this song, you should fall right hard for this phenomenal band. Sublime.

[@StimulusIntrigue]

@@Inkblot67 I have discovered this band since this song. They reall do have a great sound.

[@Inkblot67]

@@StimulusIntrigue I noticed that my message could be misunderstood. I don’t mean that if you like that then you’ll really like the band “Sublime”…lol. I do love sublime too but I meant that LCD Soundsystem is sublime!

[@dennisbrower5406]

Best live show you can see in 2023

[@frankizonefrankizone5398]

Wow, it's like David Byrne choreographed this in his " Stop Making Sense" era!

[@ignaciodiaz919]

I thought this movie was good until this scene. Now it is in my top 10

[@JolactusJ5x5]

Cookie guy isn't real, he isn't shuffling in your closet right now...

[@This_handle]

Bro you made me thought this is from sesame nightmares.

[@marcosb1829]

Ok, now I just can't go to the supermarket without listening to this song and dance.

[@MarshallFlores]

A great ending set to a stone cold banger of a song. "New Body Rhumba" should easily be the frontrunner for the Original Song Oscar this year, and I'm hoping it at least gets a nomination in a couple of weeks.

[@pvyuki]

it was robbed

[@robooz]

I really appreciate that this was the entire credits sequence, no switch to a black screen with scrolling text, no song switch, just a brilliant sequence all in all

[@Yea___]

What happened to the top comment about the train derailing in ohio?!?!?!?

[@uncorpsceleste]

they got him

[@thefreedomfairy]

in case anyone was wondering who the choreographer is, it's David Neumann.

[@racheldaguanno30]

No recent comments ? Funny

[@Yea___]

The top comment about the real thing is gone. Replaced with a giant paragraph about the production

[@sf8137]

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

[@bipolr6520]

I actually passed out during the movie and woke up during the end. Watching this with that dysphoric haze of coming back to my conscious was really confusing but I really thought it was cool. I couldn't look away, and had to look it up.

[@T3H8]

fully filmed credit sequences need to be more common

[@justingreen2432]

Damn you.......I want to make movies and now that you've said that.......I'm going to have to do it now.........for every movie. Damn you for making me a better future filmmaker. 😂😂😂😂 jk and all love❤❤❤

[@psychedeliccarrie5921]

This has a very David Byrne feel to it

[@nomoretears11356]

That's some remarkably complicated choreography.

[@roar4393]

Thank you

[@VFXforfilm]

@@roar4393 more like a disorganized dance interpretation. Another hack hipster filmmaker thinking that if he simply does something weird he’ll be praises as being original. This makes Southland tales look like Ben Hur.

[@zukessurvival4785]

The prices on the wall. Anyone remember when prices for food were that low? When you could fill 2 grocery carts for 200 USD?

[@howardblaylock3490]

Mid 90s gas was .99 a gallon and 24 pack drinks were 4.99

[@idk46976]

4:49 I actually like this shot. You can even see the main characters in the background

[@wowuser2010]

I wish there would be an Oscar for Credits.This one is brillant and fun. Love it.

[@scottdegregoris7987]

I taught this along with DeLillo's novel last semester in a humanities course looking at the American house and home through a literary and cultural lens--a number of my students and I also thought the dance moves mirrored the kind of chaotic disorientation we pictured in the last couple of pages of the novel, when everything at the grocery story has been rearranged except for the generic aisle. We all loved this...

[@matewhoosh5835]

I keep watching this over and over again. Great movie and song. Highly recommended.

[@linpin2298]

Why is this giving me PTSD from my years working at the grocery store?

[@milkyo1206]

I got mass killing vibes honestly. :(

[@Hey_its_just_me_to]

I feel the same!😮

[@maul8384]

My balls are vinegary

[@Purpatratur]

How? You’re literally cringe😅 this all just looks like the industrial revolution and how we all look like eating bioengineered food always at a grocery store like retards

[@Kookie_Krumbly33]

Was everybody dancing ? 💃🤣

[@furtherdiscussion7339]

if anyone else has been dancing to this alone in your room to process life and express fun i want to be your friend

[@masterduelfreemium2884]

Really enjoying the song lol

[@mattcraft6242]

i took a break for a couple of weeks and am back at it

[@constantinovillas]

This is the best credits scene ever!

[@pameladaley955]

See Beau Travail, the inspiration for Baumbach: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naOqmqRmrrmUoJY

[@danidevito8652]

3:46 already my favorite character

[@-MakeItGood-]

Going to be hard not to do that wiggle dance when I pick up a box.

[@furtherdiscussion7339]

don't fight it!

[@wiisad]

The elbow throws in the dance are awesome!

[@Alan-bq3ry]

Can't stop watching . Loved the movie, the premise and the story. All very poignant and enjoyable.

[@TheRainbowMagi]

Im in love with Andrè 3000's dancing i will not lie, i love how its one thing through out

[@wekurtz72]

I don't know WTF is happening but that was pretty good.

[@yennefer440]

They are dancing in the supermarket to forget about mortality.

[@Roses_R_redeR]

Dam everything about that was an absolute Experience and pleasure!!! Great work to everyone involved... 🥀🥀🥀🥀

[@wallypipin]

To clarify. 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, choreographer and decoration team, but also for the Prop Dept because we had electric cash registers from the 80's that malfunctioned, period correct products, real butcher shop, 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 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.

[@MrDuck797]

@@wallypipin yeah right you definitely worked on this

[@tgalbraith1975]

​@@wallypipin One person doing the props and casting? That sounds plausible. Ha!

[@mournblade1066]

Just watched this movie last night. Talk about a fever dream! Seriously weird, yet highly entertaining.

[@pilotmanpaul]

Congrats for the state of Ohio recreating this movie down to the train carrying volatile chemicals exploding and exposing the air with the same shit used in Chemical Warfare in WW1.

[@soulution99]

Not a coincidence

[@Alicabob]

When the store doors closed I was expecting to see Michael Keaton reflection in the glass. Guess that's my mistake for seeing the movie title and assuming.

[@FJB8646]

Grocery shelves never look that perfect.

[@r3dsnow757]

i used to work night crew at a grocery store, this would be my manager's wet dream

[@snq8068]

are you implying this might might not be a real grocery store?

[@warrenjrjr4470]

You have never been to publix

[@Bleu_Sky]

I see you live in a diverse neighborhood

[@akiraperu1]

well, people doesn't do perfectly choreographed dances but here we are, enjoy

[@disintegrationnation9352]

I think of the the dance of death at the end of The Seventh Seal.

[@raxio8369]

Wtf did I just watch

[@Lunacyk]

Art? Lol I dunno.

[@VFXforfilm]

You just watched recycled hipster filmmaking trying to pretend to be original using quirky humor that drags on. No surprise the writer attempted this on Steve Zissou and failed.

[@kerryjacoby9438]

The end credits of a movie about consumer culture and fear of death.

[@CatchingBulletsBondFan]

And the Oscar goes to THIS end credits scene!

[@skiko15]

Not the movie, just the end credits scene.

[@dontmakemegothere7904]

If LCD Soundsystem does the score then this movie will be great.

[@jamesgraham1968]

The best part of the movie was me discovering this song , never heard of LCD sound system until just now. Im more into metal and classic rock , but really dug this tune.

[@Kit-se3zs]

Danny Elfman did the score.

[@bastardtookmybike]

giving off final scene of fantastic mr fox vibes, which incidentally baumbach co-wrote

[@Legolas1717]

This was crushed in every aspect. Repeating it 20 times could be its own movie.

[@MrGun1]

4:39 when it completely changes... The song is just completely awesome and then that change hits some other level entirely.

[@AlwaysOn2Sumthing]

yes! i’m legit addicted to the last two and a half minutes of this song. pure euphoria.

[@TheTimmaeh]

I don't actively listen to LCD Soundsystem and haven't for years, though instantly recognized them. Thanks for the flashback!

[@astateofmind1]

Great… now I need a new body.

[@joshliam1967]

One of my favorite endings to a movie ever. Love this!

[@happywaterstudios6526]

I do love this scene within the movie, but kind of a strange move for Netflix to release this without context. For people confused and wondering what the point of this scene is; this is the end credits. They just took the text out.

[@ThoughtfulPotato]

Oh thank you! I was wondering what the hell this was!

[@jjeshop]

Shut up

[@cube896]

@@jjeshop bro what

[@trefen2534]

Thank you! I was surprised because the style/tone is so out of place for Baumbach

[@BlueWest2410]

I thought White Noise meant that people talk to the dead on devices, I thought this was scary

[@kerryjacoby9438]

No, white noise is a sound that drowns out other sounds--like the static on a tv set (well, used to be), or the sound made by a machine designed to help you sleep. It has no discernible underlying meaning so your brain can turn itself off.

[@Hugginsince79]

The only thing I got fro this is the dad could play Chevy Chase.

[@errfanahmadtarar9798]

I am dancing on my bed while listening to this fantastic music & watching this video. Enjoying music a lot.

[@VFXforfilm]

It’s called hipster music.

[@markswindell3539]

You just revealed your sexuality

[@VFXforfilm]

@@markswindell3539 ?

[@jeremainjakko4349]

They randomly got my guy andre 3k with some cookies getting it.

[@neneazteka4698]

I just have 2 words to describe the end credits scene: ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!

[@julieannaface]

I think about this every day.

[@MauriceMossisitnot]

Why so many dislikes? What a fun song!

[@nolenkelly5298]

heard rumors that Andre might still be shimmying in the same aisle with the samebox to this day.

[@monafrandsen7550]

Simply the best movie ending ever- period ! Enjoyed the whole movie too, read the book last year, well done ! 😃👍

[@CjJohns1776]

so now it's happened in Ohio, same town? Any thoughts?

[@Notnow22]

Adam looks so different with a different hair colour!!

[@BrianMcG]

Love this, Love LCD...I come back to this at least twice a week and always focus on one person at the checkouts..tonight it's the guy in the white coat on the RHS.

[@brunoribeiroprofeta1664]

This is MARVELOUS! I am addicted to it, and also to its song. The entire film (which is really good) is worth watching even if only for this ending.

[@AjaShenayy]

Was that Andre 3000?!

[@That_Miami_Guy]

It is

[@digitalgoodtime]

Loved this song before I saw this video. Now I love it even more.

[@revolutionaryexchangeprodu7063]

This sequence is one of my favorite things of 2022

[@timthompson8235]

Even an artsy movie cant escape the constant advertisements.

[@LifeHacksIMMEDIATELY]

Why would it escape from them? The book/movie are about consumer culture in the 80s. The whole point is that there are ads everywhere.

[@timthompson8235]

@@LifeHacksIMMEDIATELY Its a seven minute clip on you tube. I would have no way of knowing that from just this.

[@kerryjacoby9438]

The movie is literally about *consumer culture*.

[@kerryjacoby9438]

@@timthompson8235then why would you assume it's an "artsy" movie, or assume an "artsy" movie WOULDN'T be about consumer culture! Warhol would smack you! ;)

[@alm5966]

Thoroughly enjoyed the movie without really having a clue about the deeper meaning, but man, that closing end title sequence was absolutely fantastic!

[@thatguywillt]

You could tell me this was the official music video for NBR and I would 100% believe it. Still looking for James, Nancy and Pat.

[@vpelss]

That was a brilliant ending.

[@justingreen2432]

Noah is the most damn interesting film maker........I can never guess what he will do next. But I'm heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere for it if it looks this good.

[@cybervigilante]

There's something very surreal about crowd choreography in a supermarket. But is A&P still a thing?

[@kerryjacoby9438]

No, it closed in 2015. It was a grocery store for 156 years--almost generically used for "grocery store" in entertainment media and standup, the way "Kleenex" still means "facial tissue."

[@melody8826-p2c]

Literally the best part about the movie, love this song so much!

[@Karinalice]

I guess I’m not the only one who likes to dance in the aisles at grocery stores

[@sammigrace2802]

Loved LCD Soundsystem before this but never heard the U2 in his voice before the end of this song