Feel the Noise

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Feel the Noise

PG-13

2007

1h 27m

Drama

Music

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After an encounter with local thugs, Harlem rapper Rob (Omarion Grandberry) goes to Puerto Rico to live with his father (Giancarlo Esposito), a man he never knew. Rob discovers Reggaeton, a musical blend of hip-hop, reggae and Latin beats. Together with his half-brother (Victor Rasuk) and a dancer named C.C., Rob takes aim at music stardom.

Critics Consensus

Despite the different musical genre, Feel the Noise is as generic as any music-themed film that has come before it.

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Josh Rosenblatt

Austin Chronicle

10/20/2007

2/5

It's hard to fault a screenwriter for cramming every idea he's ever had about anything into his first movie for fear there won't be a second.

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Nathan Rabin

AV Club

10/12/2007

D

Reggaeton has officially come of age: The burgeoning subgenre now has a terrible, opportunistic exploitation movie to call its own.

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Frank Scheck

The Hollywood Reporter

10/08/2007

No one will mistake director Alejandro Chomski's Feel the Noise for great drama. But there's an undeniable sweetness to the characters, the performers are highly appealing, and the music sizzles.

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Richard Propes

TheIndependentCritic.com

09/07/2020

2.0/4.0

Omarion, as he's known in the R&B world, is a bit too low-key at times and even more unconvincing in the film's more melodramatic moments.

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Kaleem Aftab

The National (UAE)

05/15/2018

The music will satisfy fans, but when the action returns to New York this becomes as annoying as a skipped CD.

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Prairie Miller

NewsBlaze

01/25/2008

A cool blend of Puerto Rican and Nuyorican rhythmic, racial and family ties that bind, Feel The Noise likewise taps into a hot fusion of African derived sounds and sensibilities that connect those multiple cross-continental roots together.

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Luna tuquer T

@RT40947461 Apr 25

As i have grown up i have seen many movies i have loved and i was a kid that watched CD movies on a TV. this is one of the only movies i loved to watch. and it is good considering the reggoteon and latin music indistruy is coming up huge. 10/10 would recomend

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07/31/2015

Generic and boring, yet somehow still entertaining. Maybe its because it was so bad that I laughed through most of the movie.

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04/05/2013

bad, worst, cliche.... just another music film... the actors are bad.... the storyline is trash..... the only thing that's quite acceptable is the soundtracks. other than that, all are just some sort of 'supporting casts'.

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12/25/2012

Havent seen it yet but when i do i know it will be good!!!

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12/12/2012

this movie sucked. where is the dancing, if its a dance movie it should b bout dancing no? the music was good, daz bout it.

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11/29/2012

I love this movie because of the music and the dancing...

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Giancarlo Esposito

Roberto

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C.C.

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Synopsis

After an encounter with local thugs, Harlem rapper Rob (Omarion Grandberry) goes to Puerto Rico to live with his father (Giancarlo Esposito), a man he never knew. Rob discovers Reggaeton, a musical blend of hip-hop, reggae and Latin beats. Together with his half-brother (Victor Rasuk) and a dancer named C.C., Rob takes aim at music stardom.

Director: Alejandro Chomski
Producer: Jennifer Lopez, Sofia Sondervan, Simon Fields
Screenwriter: Albert Leon
Distributor: Sony Pictures Entertainment
Production Co: Nuyorican Productions
Rating: PG-13 (Sensuality and Innuendos|Language|Some Drug Use|Violence)
Genre: Drama, Music
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Oct 5, 2007, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Oct 1, 2011
Box Office (Gross USA): $5.9M
Runtime: 1h 27m
Sound Mix: SDDS, Dolby SRD, DTS
Aspect Ratio: Flat (1.85:1)