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juliette danielle as lisa in the room (2003)
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The book The Disaster Artist is a tragicomedy about friendship, loneliness, jealousy, luck, skill, co-dependence, emotional manipulation, lies, secrets, stubbornness, and the American Dream. The movie The Disaster Artist is about James Franco wanting to do a funny voice for two hours.
Greg Sestero, circa 2002:
Have you seen The Room (2003)?
Yes
No
Haven’t even heard of this movie
Big Shark premiered on April 2, 2023. It was the first full-length feature film to be written and directed by Tommy Wiseau since his cult film The Room (2003). When New Orleans was flooded, three firefighters Patrick (Wiseau), Tim (Isaiah Laborde), and Georgie (Mark Valeriano) attempted to save the residents from a 35-foot shark that has been washed in. ("Big Shark", Movie Event)
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Last night I saw a screening of Tommy Wiseau's Big Shark last night and met Greg Sestero. I had to draw a piece to summarize my experience
Have you read The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside The Room, the Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made by Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell (2013)?
yes
no
I didn't finish it
I've never heard of it
Look, I’m gonna be honest. Based on the way people are talking about Megalopolis, it sounds like a high budget version of The Room. What I mean is:
1) self-indulgent vanity project
2) director/auteur who has gone full blown crazy with their creative freedom
3) behind the scenes disaster
4) nonsensical plot/dialogue and bizarre character choices
5) some viewers have said that the only way to enjoy the movie is to watch it with a group so you can all have a good laugh
6) clearly trying to be a serious epic, ended up being unintentionally hilarious
7) people just being baffled by the end result