r/theroom

A friend and I watched this together for the first time and we must have some missed vital information in all the hysteria and laughing we were having, but after the 'I did nat hit her her, it's not true' scene we were scratching out heads as to how he found out. Was it Lisa's mother?

Pretty simple question. I'm the holder of attention span between my wife and I. She won't even "suffer" through the godfather because she can't follow the plot over that long of time (honestly this is probably the single biggest difference between us, which is good because it somehow doesn't bother me).

Still though, is The Disaster Artist independently funny? Or does it need the full context?

edit lmao you guys are great, thanks. I'm learning a lot in a hurry. Sorry to summon the gods of cinema. Also, a lot of emphasis on the word suffering. She just doesn't love long movies, that's all.

From the blu-ray: https://youtu.be/\_tz\_S6mIBKA?is=\_jikhIvZ5BMLQjkV.

Apologies if this has been posted before. But you get to see the original Mark and Michelle.

Does he have some secrets?!?

Mark is shown to be violent throughout the film with Peter, Mike, and Denny. He also knew about the event.

Hi, sorry if this has been asked before, but I couldn’t it in the search.

Given the cult status of The Room and how famous it is, surely by now The Room has easily recouped its budget?

So we all know that Tommy decided to make a sincere, dramatic, Shakespearean drama and pivoted to saying it's a self aware comedy after people started mocking it. He then made an actual self aware comedy movie that I hear isn't as good (I'm still going to give it a watch.) This means that the way to get another "The Room" is to start talking about how it was so far ahead of its time and that it is actually a masterclass in dramatic writing. Then Tommy will say "See they finally understand my movie. I will make another."