True and false "disaster"

Kirk 2022-04-21 09:02:01

The Disaster Artist is dumbfounded after reading it, what is this? Talk about a rich man making a movie? What's the point? After a check, it turned out that The Room was a super bad film, the leader of the bad film industry, so bad that he had to make a movie about it to commemorate how it was made. Looking back on the last Easter egg, it is really a vivid imitation of the original drama. The actors, hairstyles, clothes, lines, expressions, and movements are all exactly the same. If you can do this, you can see the intention of the crew. I think through this film, it's like making an advertisement for the original bad film. The room may become popular again, and it will also cause controversy. Is that a big bad film? Or do you want to deliberately shoot it into a big bad movie? That is a completely different realm!

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  • Amelia 2022-03-22 09:01:45

    #金马54# The director of this film directed and acted Tommy's "Room", and the audience applauded as enthusiastically as the audience in the play, as if the film is connected inside and outside, and art also interacts with real life. From this film, I met Tommy, who lives on his own planet. "Hollywood doesn't want us, we make our own movies." His studio made people laugh, and his premiere was touching. After watching it, I think it's really good to love the movie.

  • Alysson 2022-03-23 09:01:52

    60/100 The script adapted from Greg's memoirs is actually quite boring, and it insists on the point of "holding on to your dreams" to advance the plot, but the inner reason why the two protagonists can fall in love and come together is not discussed in the movie. too much. Because it spends its time on revolving around the various memory fragments of the "room". I'll think about it after reading the original.

The Disaster Artist quotes

  • Mrs. Sestero: How old are you?

    Tommy Wiseau: Don't worry, I'm Greg age.

    Mrs. Sestero: You're 19?

    [Tommy shrugs]

    Mrs. Sestero: [Sarcastic] Yeah. I just turned 14.

    Tommy Wiseau: [Not knowing it's sarcastic] Wow, happy birthday!

  • Philip: Hey, Tommy, how old is Denny supposed to be?

    Tommy Wiseau: He your age. 15-16 years old boy.

    Philip: Uh... I'm 26

    Tommy Wiseau: [pauses] Same thing.