Written before watching "Disaster Artist"
First of all, you have to admit that "The Room" is very entertaining after watching too much. This is the worst movie ever. After watching it, it will change your life. Not only because of the terrible performance, distorted plot, pupil-like lines, and confusing soundtrack of the film, every mistake here is so magical, even if you let the best producer in the world deliberately make one. Bad films are not so bad.
The uniqueness of this film lies in its seriousness. Many bad films are caused by carelessness and carelessness. The directors have to play soy sauce and the screenwriter to earn a manuscript fee. But the film's director and lead actor Tommy Wretched is the investor, and he magically spent six million for a price of sixty yuan. He is not as casual as other people, taking movies so seriously but so lacking talent, that makes "The Room" such a wonderful work. Other bad films are not so diligent to shoot in this film, and it's really hard to make such bad pictures with diligence. Imagine writing an essay when you first learned English, trying to squeeze out a few words and then convince yourself that you can get a high score. This should be how Tommy felt when he was writing a script. Ha ha ha. What a story, Tommy.
It's a pity that the movie is now off the shelves at station b. If no one complains about it, the viewing experience will be greatly reduced. Attach Tommy’s blessing to the audience: " You can laugh, you can cry, you can express yourself, but please don't hurt each other."
PS, Tommy’s three unsolved mysteries:
1. How did the six million dollars come from?
2. Where is Tommy from? He claims to be from New Orleans, and his accent is half-drunk Croatian cyborg, probably from Europe.
3. How old is Tommy? He claimed that he was in his twenties when he was filming "The Room" (It's not true! It's bullshit! ), and he was born in 1955 on IMDB.
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