Watching it on Aeroflot, I didn't expect to see tears in my eyes at the end, and I was deeply moved. This controversial and unprecedented protagonist's deeds are too unbelievable, but director James Franco did not indulge in excavating those eye-catching personal secrets, but aimed at his infinite enthusiasm for movies and extraordinary self-confidence, using traditional Hollywood inspirational types The mode of filming this comedy that praises tears, it is a rare boutique. All the underappreciated, unrealized and movie-obsessed audiences are most easily moved by the plot. James Franco's quirky accent and unflattering laughter bring out the character's character perfectly. On the one hand, he is said to have watched the protagonist's "Room" thoroughly before shooting, and on the other hand, I am a little suspicious that it is Frank. Lanko's personal experience overlaps with the real Tommy Wess, so he can appreciate the emotional expression of the character's frustration, and thus interpret the wonderful and hilarious plot.
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