The moment I watched it, I was stunned. I didn't quite understand freak's idea. It's really self-willed to have money. Therefore, a bad film is still a bad film. It is useless to make a movie to justify its name, and use good acting skills to restore it. These days, it's just that everyone loves geeks and is obsessed with madness. You have to say that the room filmed Tommy's inner pain and loneliness and I have nothing to say. But it's just a rich man who wants to burn money and play Hollywood. I still don't like people who feel hurt, betrayed, and irritable. But how could Tommy care about this. People have money and capital to realize their dreams.
Also, I couldn't understand the general applause at the premiere, and some people in the comments said that people were crying, and that they watched the whole film with a smile. To be honest, I didn't even laugh in the whole movie. It's disgusting to see Tommy not giving the actors water to drink in the film, with a dictatorial face that I am the director and I have the final say. Wish they all went on strike, wish Greg had another show. So it's not touching at all and doesn't feel comedic. A normal person should laugh at him and spurn him. In the film, he kills himself at the end and everyone cheers, thinking, wow, this madman is finally dead. So the room looked very sad. People without talent and acting skills insisted on making movies. But, still, it's none of my business, he's rich anyway.
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