7.8 points: If this isn't a true story, I'm afraid the movie would be discounted a lot, but just because it's true, it's ridiculous enough to be ridiculous. I haven't seen "Room", but you must know "Room", then the process of watching the movie is really interesting. I have to say that James Franco is a person with a very unique vision, and he is powerful enough to shape this role. Behind the absurdity, an "artist"'s stubbornness, madness and attitude towards life are all displayed, but compared to the pure and natural "performance of the wretched brother" ", there is still a slight gap in magic. The last part of the movie is a bit of chicken soup, and I'm really sorry for the B-movie attribute of "Room".
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