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An incredible REAL Hollywood MOVIE (by Jared9001) |
The Disaster Artist is absolutely incredible. I don't want to go into detail because honestly this is one of those movies that is best seen relatively blind. What I will say is that the performances are great, the chemistry between Tommy and Greg is pitch perfect, and Seth Rogen and the rest of the supporting cast do an excellent job. The tone of the film is absolutely spot on. The last scene of this movie, and what comes after the end card, absolutely blew me away; this film is so much fun. I just saw this movie, and I already want to see it again. I rarely say this, but I can't <more> |
My favourite movie of the year, so far! (by sul-uddin96) |
Oh hi, IMDb user... how's your sex life? Sorry, I just couldn't resist. 'The Room' 2003 , is, without a doubt, one of the worst films ever made. Tommy Wiseau who wrote, directed, produced and starred in it , had a vision that nobody else could understand. A vision so unique, that it just did not make sense. We see aspiring young actor Greg Sestero Dave Franco struggling in acting class, feeling ridiculous and having no confidence to act in front of people, afraid that they will humiliate him. It is there that he meets a strange looking man with long black hair, odd fashion <more> |
A movie about a movie is so bad that is good became a great idea (by randyfromscream) |
Honestly I don't know which one to compare between IT 2017 or this movie. This movie has strong performances from James Franco and his brother Dave Franco. The story sums up the events of The Room 2003 . The Room is so bad that is good and the fame from Disaster Artist 2017 made that movie more popular. I enjoy this film a lot. Someday I'll buy this film and The Room 2003 .My favorite quotes from this movie "YOU'RE TERING ME APART LISA!" "I did not hit her! It's not true, it's bulls**t! I did not hit her! I did not! Oh, hi Mark!" The quotes are <more> |
Far From a "Disaster" (by travishouze) |
Tommy Wiseau's move The Room holds a special spot in my heart. Not because it was a cinematic masterpiece, but instead i was able to find entertainment in a constant mess of a movie. Over the years, I've learned a lot of quotes from the movie, all the hidden details and as many behind the scenes info as possible. I was filled with excitement for seeing The Disaster Artist come to life as a The Room fan but even the curiosity of a solid comedy.Greg Dave Franco is a young timid actor trying to find his footing as a actor, and becomes fascinated by the fearless actor in his class Tommy <more> |
The greatest movie about the creation of the worst movie ever made. (by GODZILLA_Alpha_Predator) |
As someone who has recently been inducted into the cult fandom of the Room, The Disaster Artist really surprised me at how much depth it brings. The Disaster Artist doesn't just act like it's a comedy that pokes fun at The Room but gives you an understanding and appreciation of how that insane movie came to be. The story tells how the world kept telling Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero that they would never become famous and their passion project would be the worst thing ever made. The amazing result is that these two underdogs were both proved right and wrong. They achieved celebrity <more> |
It's ironic how this movie is so good as it celebrates a movie so bad. (by subxerogravity) |
Just like what Tim Burton did for Ed Wood when he made a movie about the filmmaker's attempt to make what will become known as until the Room the worse picture ever conceived, Plan 9 From Outer Space, James Franco takes his love of what The Room is and became interested enough about the man or rather men behind it to want to make a movie about it.I've seen the Room, let me tell you, it does not seem that interesting. With acting so bad it makes the movie dry and bland to the point where you can't help but to laugh at how bizarre the whole thing is. When I saw it I did ask the <more> |
James Franco breaks new ground (by danielledecolombie) |
Ed Wood was Stanley Kubrick compared to Tommy Wiseau but James Franco treats him with such loving care that we can connect with his humanity without letting his eccentricities pull us away from him. That, I think, was the most moving aspect of this outrageous true life tale. James Franco is spectacular keeping it true and real in a character that lent itself for caricature. Dave Franco, James's brother in real life is the most believable instant soulmate of the James Dean wannabe. Seth Rogen is also perfect as the one knows that they're in for a major disaster and yet sees the whole <more> |
Not a Mockery, It's a Celebration of Two Men Pursuing Their Dream (by Jared_Andrews) |
Going into the theater, I was under the impression that this was a silly James Franco and Seth Rogen movie that made fun of The Room, a legendary bad movie. That's not what the Disaster Artist is at all. Instead, it celebrates The Room. It celebrates Tommy Wiseau, Greg Sestero, their passion, and their pursuit of a dream. Sure, The Disaster Artist comments on how The Room bombed terribly; it had to acknowledge this. It comments on the utter lack of acting talent that Tommy and Greg possessed; it had to acknowledge this too. But it handles these details with such delicacy and care that I <more> |
A funny, sincere and heartfelt story of chasing your dreams. (by jackcwelch23) |
Having been lucky enough to get tickets to the Australian premiere of The Disaster Artist with Greg Sestero himself in attendance, I was excited and eager to watch this amazing story. A comprehensive look at the making of what might be the most perplexing piece of cinema ever. I was not disappointed. James Franco is so spot on in his portrayal of Tommy's quirks and character its actually surreal. His first scene having him enter an acting class with the confidence of a rockstar but the talent of a fingerless piano player. Almost all of his endearingly strange lines had the audience <more> |