For me who hadn't watched "The Room" before, most of the film wasn't that funny, and there were occasional scenes at the end that made people laugh and cry, and I watched it quite seriously. When I actually watched all the films, I was moved instead, and I was moved by surprises that were almost filled with tears. The film shows a group of people's love for movies and their madness for movies. For acting, every minute on a bad set is better than anywhere else in the world.
After watching the film, I thought for a while, if I had the opportunity and the funds, I couldn't guarantee whether I would actually make a movie, whether it would be worse than this, and even less likely to remain in the history of cults. It may be difficult for most people to reach this extreme, extreme wonderful and extreme bad. However, as a mediocre member, we can still have the ability to dream, and we can still do everything for our dreams, although there may be no results, and we may be destitute. But the charm of the movie is here, like a fire that swallows the darkness. One day he may be extinguished, but before that, countless moths will still be attracted to him.
PS: Looking at it, thinking of Director Bi, he can be a little more crazy.
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