The Room

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Cast & Crew

Tommy Wiseau

Johnny

Juliette Danielle

Lisa

Greg Sestero

Mark

Carolyn Minnott

Claudette

Philip Haldiman

Denny

Robyn Paris

Michelle

Teck Holmes

Mike

Dan Janjigian

Chris R

Kyle Vogt

Peter

Greg Ellery

Steven

Tommy Wiseau

Director

Tommy Wiseau

Screenwriter

Drew Caffrey

Executive Producer

Chloe Lietzke

Executive Producer

Tommy Wiseau

Executive Producer

Mladen Milicevic

Original Music

Todd Barron

Cinematographer

Eric Chase

Film Editing

Chloe Lietzke

Casting

Kendra Hollaway

Art Director

Safowa Bright-Asare

Costume Design

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Critic Reviews for The Room

Audience Reviews for The Room

• Dec 11, 2017

  I don't often say this, but I believe sometime it's important to watch the bad movies so that you can appreciate the good films even more. I had been holding out on watching The Room for a long time, but upon the release of The Disaster Artist, I felt it was the right time to divulge into the madness. And make no mistake, the film does not disappoint. This is easily one of the worst films ever made, if not the worst. But unlike many horrible films I have seen, there's a certain amount of undeniable enjoyment here. I know Tommy Wiseau has come out and said the film was purposefully comedic and should be considered a "dark comedy", but there's no way most of this film was this intentionally bad. Either way, there are so many memorably awful and funny things to come out of this. First off, unless it was just my copy of the DVD from the library, but it sure seemed like the words spoken and the timing of the characters mouth's moving were not linked up for most of the film. But that's the only major technical issue I noticed with the movie. Speaking of which, how in god's name did this film cost 6 million dollars to make? There's no action, shouldn't be any special effects, nor green screen scenes (though apparently Wiseau did actually do some of that). Why would this film cost that much? An even better question may be how the heck he came up with 6 million on his own to produce this? At any rate, The Room is one of the most fun mistakes Hollywood has ever produced. I'm already looking at YouTube constantly for these short clips from the film that make absolutely no sense to fulfill my entertainment for that particular moment. It's no wonder why James Franco was able to come up with an entire film worth of ideas and moments to make The Disaster Artist a success. 0.5/10 (.5 for the mere fact that this film is memorably atrocious)
  

  Super Reviewer
• Dec 07, 2017

  I won't deny that The Room is a bad movie, but it's so fantastically entertaining and watchable (albeit for all the wrong reasons) that it surpasses most films in my list of favorites.
  

  Super Reviewer
• Mar 29, 2016

  This is the best worst movie ever made. It is filled with hilariously bad acting and incredibly crappy dialogue. The movie truly shows the range of a man who thinks that his ideas are good, but from the very first scene in this movie, you quickly get the feeling that something is horribly wrong. The movie continues and at a point you really get the urge to scratch your own eyes out because of the laughably horrible scenes in this horrifying masterpiece.
  

  Super Reviewer
• Mar 07, 2016

  Behold, ladies and gentlemen, the new Ed Wood of the 21st century, a guy so laughably inept in just about everything (his acting is atrocious) that he made me even feel sorry for him - but then I only need to think about how misogynist this awful movie is to not care anymore.
  

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