The Room (2003) and The Disaster Artist (2017)

[mr.hockey4242]

Anyone seen "The Room" aka the best worst movie ever made? Truly is a gem of a movie.

If SXSW is any indication James Franco has nailed his movie version of the book about the making of that movie.

One of my most anticipated 2017 releases.

Ya'll should check out the room if you ain't seen it yet

 

[Podunkparte]

Interested to see this finally. Rumor was it was supposed to come out last year, and the title had been changed to The Masterpiece because they wanted to get Tommy Wiseau to actually be in it.

Sounds like that didn't happen after all and I'm happy The Disaster Artist is the title that has stuck. It's perfect.

I say the line "Oh hi Mark" all the time and nobody understands why I say it so strangely.

 

[mr.hockey4242]

Interested to see this finally. Rumor was it was supposed to come out last year, and the title had been changed to The Masterpiece because they wanted to get Tommy Wiseau to actually be in it.

Sounds like that didn't happen after all and I'm happy The Disaster Artist is the title that has stuck. It's perfect.

I say the line "Oh hi Mark" all the time and nobody understands why I say it so strangely.

Yeah it sounds like they didn't I include Wisseau. Instead the end of the movie shows side by side scenes of this movie and the original which I hear is pretty good.

Franco's version got a standing ovation and he's getting rave reviews for his take on Wisseau.

And of course, I heard he nails the "oh hi mark" scene. Lol

 

[mr.hockey4242]

Looks so good. Wow.

 

[Podunkparte]

Shit looks hilarious. Franco nails it from how it appears.

 

[mr.hockey4242]

Shit looks hilarious. Franco nails it from how it appears.

Yeah he really went all in

 

[ill]

so someone showed me clips from the original movie and it is bad. And now James Franco is doing a mocumentary on it. Dammit it looks good.

This is the original movie The Room