How Tommy Wiseau Blocks A Scene

[@RoydGriffin]

I imagine wiseau watching this and thinking to himself "finally, this guy gets it"

[@glory777]

Funny how this guy sounds like Tommy.

[@tommyclark2709]

Thees film analyst is the essspert....

[@mevavideos5922]

@@glory777 Plot twist, it is him, just out of character ;)

[@matteomelillo1166]

“Ahahah finally this guy gets it”

[@transformersloverjon]

"... watch this on a large screen." *holds phone closer to face*

[@SalvableRuin]

transformersloverjon Genius haha

[@discordant8543]

transformersloverjon MY EYES

[@Johnthestoryteller]

transformersloverjon lol

[@Morokiin]

Aww. I just left too similar a comment. I'm still keeping it.

[@heathcliffO_o]

fantastic sir.

[@Nerdwriter1]

Genius. Love the format.

[@ThisGuyEdits]

Thanks, Evan. When I saw "The Room" and Franco's "Disaster Artist" at SXSW last week it just clicked. :)

[@charliechaplinsghost]

What the? I was hoping that this beef would spill out into the streets ala Pac-Biggie!! Anywho when are one of you going to do a video on Michael Manns Thief or Manhunter?

[@misslejordan6384]

damn your a msterful copycat. this video is orgasmic

[@jamescunningham3314]

You totally missed an amazing April fools joke. This would have been perfect.

[@jordonfoss1022]

Please do Michael Manns Manhunter. It's criminally unseen.

[@GodOfTheInternets]

The football represents Lisa, and how they're tossing her around.

[@marihutten]

hahaha *tommy wiseau laughter*

[@heyimaporchmonkey7134]

Lord Loud Kloud he just wants to get to the beach, he put the rest of the cookie back in the bowl, ungratefully I might add!

[@CallMeNumber8]

You smart man you funny

[@1000000man1]

That makes it sound like they're in charge. Lisa is the manipulator in the story.

[@wahmeister666]

Deep!

[@bul13ts]

There are two perspectives through which you can view this video: that of the first time viewer who must take everything they see at face value, or the returning viewer who knows that this is a Nerdwriter parody.

[@ThisGuyEdits]

I'm confused.

[@spannycat2]

That's hilarious. I watched it twice that exact same way too.

[@samwallaceart288]

You know there are *other* people who do movie break-downs besides Nerwriter1, right? Actually the use of graphs reminded me more of D4Darious.

[@beeper5462]

or someone who actually appreciates wiseau's genius? thanks for leaving us wiseauheads out ASSHOLE

[@jaywunder13242]

I'll have to check out nerdwriter. I thought he sounded like that German director Fassbinder.

[@patrickclamrod9454]

I'm glad there's such a thing as a video essay parody

[@M0RPHOBIA]

still in point tho

[@sednasix6608]

Too many laptop teachers who never shot a thing in their life analyzing

[@RajveerDhanak]

Along with being a leitmotif, the ball acts as a narrative tool to represent Johnny's reliance on Mark as a friend, and vice versa. By constantly tossing the ball among each others, they signify their reliance and trust on the other to catch the ball. By the end, with his best friend Johnny's death, Mark no longer has anyone to toss the ball to (i.e. no longer has anyone to rely on as his friend). Beautiful movie, so much hidden details by the brilliant Mr. Tommy Wiseau.

[@ThisGuyEdits]

which is why he is a god among men.

[@vanidar21]

the t in leitmotif is not silent

[@eddiejc1]

In Wiseau's films, you usually see a ball. However, you don't see his ball sack.

[@PeacefulCountryLife]

art

[@Leo1239150]

vanidar21 actually it's a German Word. In German it's pronounced lightmoteef and spelled Leitmotiv

[@snipelfritz]

Not only does Denny "appear" halfway through the scene, but so does the table!

[@velvetlensfilms3290]

The table has a guest appearance.

[@Orangeflava]

ha, funny

[@diggitydankenstein3624]

ill be damn.................yep

[@abrahamrivera6298]

snipelfritz OMG I’m just now realizing that!

[@M0RPHOBIA]

fuck, me too

[@tonipekkala845]

what a story mark

[@timramone8009]

Oh hi Pinhead

[@tonipekkala845]

Who you callin' pinhead?

[@Organogolddulcegarci]

Pinhead 😂😂😂

[@Carcosahead]

you missed some HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@julesk2629]

The animation of Johnny throwing the water bottle killed me

[@ashwinramaswamy4059]

Julianna Kopa holy shit the football.. I'm in tears

[@adityagaikwad___]

RIP. I hope you went to a better place

[@gib501]

R.I.P then :'(

[@luisortiz1040]

Hahjhahah right the animation was so funny 😂😂😂😂

[@AristosProductions]

I'm so glad you made a video about this masterpiece. We could learn so much from the master director/producer/writer/actor/overall god Tommy Wiseau.

[@openshores4288]

anyway, how's your sex life?

[@RandomTwat]

OpenShores I can not tell you, it's confidential.

[@jimfrans2547]

TheSmashbros45 oh, hi Mark

[@s1n-n3d]

TheSmashbros45 so how's your sex life?

[@RandomTwat]

+Patrick Halberstram Oh, pretty good, we got a new client and the bank, we make a lot of money...

[@tejassingh8489]

Plot twist:This video was made unironically.

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm234]

You know, I actually thought about this for a moment.

[@LimitbreakerStudios]

What makes you say that?

[@josephmarshall6599]

@@LimitbreakerStudios bc there's too much competition in the computer field.

[@LimitbreakerStudios]

@@josephmarshall6599 haha what a story

[@munchies1o4]

Greatest Directors of All Time: 1. Tommy Wiseau 2. Micheal Bay 3. James Nguyen

[@MariWakocha]

Wiseau > Bay any time.

[@MrKylljoy]

You're forgetting the master Uwe Boll

[@AesculapiusPiranha]

No Neil Breen? Are you a fucking plebeian?

[@opa7906]

you didnt put neil breen into your list now he will hack into your club penguin account and delete it sry mate

[@CaptainCocaine]

1. Dylan 2. Dylan 3. Dylan 4. Dylan 5. Dylan 6. Tommy Wiseau

[@gabrieactiv1581]

This explains the 4th dimension and how time and space works, and as a easter egg if you pay attention there is a cure for cancer hidden in some details.

[@apanapane]

Is that why the breast cancer plot point is never brought up again in the movie after it is revealed? Because the cure was in the movie all along?

[@mmdrawifi]

@@apanapane holy shit..

[@Kalle72]

The results are back.

[@geoffschannel94]

This is brilliant and savage

[@jqyhlmnp]

Ryan Kenwrick Derek

[@professoroak5162]

r2c123 Derek he is!

[@magetowermania919]

i KNOW RIGHT

[@duytran1116]

That's the idea!

[@volunteertwelve7383]

You just know that if Tommy sees this, he's gonna take it seriously. if so, no one tell him. he needs it

[@aestheticdegen]

why wouldn't you take it seriously?

[@edgarbleikur1929]

No, no he doesn't, and never did...

[@navindharma]

It seems to me like you're the EXPERT, This Guy Edits !

[@marverak]

Navin Dharma keep your stupid comments in your POCKET

[@billjr6195]

Jesus With a gun shut up

[@onee]

I like how part of the background is clearly residential. While the other side is completely industrial. Like they just happen to live right on the border between the residential and industrial area.

[@rafaellima83]

I remember that from Sim City 2000. It's good to have a small commercial area between both so you can keep pollution away from where people live.

[@incand3nza]

RIP Nerdwriter: September 30, 2011 -- March 30, 2017

[@Nerdwriter1]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jojYo354YsmEmZo

[@orimanahan1245]

This shit right here is why I love the internet.

[@DaveKatague]

Sam's echoed and distant screams in slow motion as Nerdwriter1 falls into the dark abyss. "Little do we know," @Nerdwriter1 prepares himself as he plummets into the depths of the earth to fight @This Guy Edits.

[@WordUnheard]

+Nerdwriter1 Wow, you are omnipresent! I love, love, love your channel. And at the same time, I'm glad that there are KZbinrs like This Guy Edits, who make similar content. The more the merrier, I say. Well, until we reach the point of having them flood the market.

[@SandyCheeks1896]

How does a good parody mean nerdwriter took a shot? Is Star Wars any less good just because Soaceballs is good?

[@-BuddyGuy]

It's a joke but the blocking is actually ok in this movie. The cinematography is good too. He obviously had a very good DP. The acting isn't that bad either (with the exception of Wiseau), it's just the directing is terrible. You can tell that the supporting cast just turned up and tried what they rehearsed themselves and Wiseau didn't adjust it properly. Most of the jokes about this movie are based on the total lack of flow between any of the characters/lines. What makes it all funny for me is that the writer, director and lead actor completely destroyed his own movie just by being a part of it, but had he done a good job it would have been a forgettable TV movie that no-one would be talking about now.

[@TheMoggFREE]

and the actors sans Tommy and guy playing Mark made their own internet series which is amazing and funny btw. proves that the actors are really talented, it's their leader that wasn't

[@pierrezapata90]

Perhaps the genius part...is that this is not forgettable.

[@dinojoe1788]

Actually, it’s more complicated than that

[@gordons-alive4940]

Yeah. He spent money on a pro crew. A little of that six million he spent went to good use, I guess.

[@cryptoscircus6880]

The acting is terrible. I imagine they took classes to get this bad.

[@UltimateKyuubiFox]

Nerdwriter1 has to see this. It's the most savage thing I've ever seen but it's also hilarious how much actual decent blocking and direction is in this shit film. If the actors could act and the dialogue was written to mimic human speech, this might not be a steaming pile. Tommy Wiseau is like a transdimensional being. There's something there but it's completely off-kilter.

[@DiegoRuiz1991]

I'd like to remake and direct The Room as a play. The story has potential, the main concept is strong, it's just very weak with screenwriting and acting

[@8bitdiedie]

A friend of mine (who never watched the Room) from my theatre class told me he saw this weird play at a festival once. He said it was about a man with a weird accent who got cheated on by his girlfriend who kept sleeping with his best friend. He mentioned that the acting and dialogue was really crap to the point of making it laughably bad and that there were all these weird props (american footballs, photos frames with spoons etc.) used throughout. I asked him if it was The Room and he said "yeah, that's the name". I explained to him about the movie and it's legacy and it turned out some theatre company were recreating the movie as a play in a tongue-in-cheek way. But before explaining that he was under the impression that it might've been a decent play ruined by crap acting, odd prop choices and actors improvising lines they forgot.

[@DiegoRuiz1991]

8bitdiedie I meant remaking it as a good or at least decent play, it can be good if done properly.

[@8bitdiedie]

Yeah, that's what I meant. My friend actually thought that it was a good play at it's core that was simply ruined by bad execution, so it goes to show it has potential in it.

[@Zothaqqua]

It might have something to do with Wiseau not actually directing most of the time. He hired a whole bunch of competent people who struggled to make the best of things.

[@keechy1551]

*_WHATS BOVERING YOU MAHRRRK_*

[@emmatamminen20]

What a great analysis on this masterpiece of a movie

[@AllThingsFilm1]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.

[@wh4tth3h3ll]

It seems to me like you're the expert Emma!

[@clam2190]

This is a great April fools thing, but you actually managed to make Wiseau look like an actual genius

[@glanni]

That mad lad uploaded on 30th of March

[@linnusful]

is this a nerdwriter parody?

[@NJOverclocked]

barenakedninja seems like it haha

[@razeensamsodien5633]

Seems like it. The visuals and progression of that nerdwriter video is extremely similar. Hate that he copied it.

[@sudevsen]

yes cause he got that animation of where people stand in the space

[@sudevsen]

he showed a clip of Vertigo

[@Comedyschule]

yes but he is not making fun of nerdwriter more of the wiseau and one of the worst movies ever 😂

[@StudioBinder]

This video needs more footballs

[@willemdafoeultrafan]

LMAO even studiobinder is here

[@londonisboss52]

Male bonding!

[@MeerkatChris]

Y'know, putting a video up about The Room in this format could easily trick some people into really believing these comments you made. Brilliant video, haha!

[@walfalcon]

I mean, the comments aren't entirely wrong. For all it's flaws, The Room does have some actual good points. They're just hard to see underneath all of the... whatever the hell this is.

[@emmastrange5557]

The Room had quite a few talented people working on it so some of what he's describing is real and intentional. That's what makes The Room such a great watch, it had a budget of six million dollars, yet the script doesn't even make any sense (which is made even more odd by the fact that it's the most simple story imaginable). It had a full crew including Hollywood veterans, yet the main actor can barely speak English. It had Hollywood tier camera's and equipment, yet they couldn't even get a roof top to look like a roof top. It's an amazing film because it's so consistently inconsistent.

[@lbrazier3106]

I would SO watch an entire analysis of the film like this, and other films like it

[@mewgiah8057]

I know people are saying this is a parody, but some of the points made in this video (even if he's mocking things), is actually correct. As much shit as we give Tommy, it shows that he is at least a little bit competent. Like when Mark gets up after Johnny puts him on the spot to evade the question. Yeah, obviously you can "read too much" into anything. And I get the joke here is that, the film is god awful, so it's acting like the film is actually "deep". It's obviously not. But I actually do think some of the things Wisseau did in the scene, shows he has somewhat of an understanding (or whoever he had working the camera).

[@Assimandeli]

Notice how Johnny and Denny are more on the same wavelength than Johnny and Mark; with neither one taking the top position over the other, while Johnny's and Mark's conversation was almost a battle over dominance. It should also be noted that Mark and Denny are both after the same thing, but Denny was honest about it and thus maintained a good relationship with Johnny. Mark was dishonest and in the end he lost everything because of it.

[@nmrfilms]

Interesting. The first rooftop scene, where Denny is confronted about his drug use, is another great scene to look at. We see the six main characters, all together, and the way Wiseau chooses to block them is astounding. Anyone with an interest in ensemble staging should take a careful look at that scene.

[@ThisGuyEdits]

that is another classic scene. I wonder daily what kind of drugs Danny bought.

[@nmrfilms]

I've given that topic quite a lot of thought myself. Denny doesn't seem like the drug using type, but he's definitely the raping type. It is my opinion that he bought roofies to give to Lisa.

[@votava1266]

This Guy Edits It isspeculated that it was the weed that mark smokes tward the end.

[@random_girl._.]

The greatness of this movie cannot be compared. Its great to see that people are finally able to see the vision of someone great as Tommy.

[@ARCHIEzzle]

God damn it Lisa

[@ThisGuyEdits]

Hey Archie, great to see you here again :)

[@Rihcterwilker]

"I love your woman" "She loves you too, as a human being"

[@elcheapo9444]

The Room is a modern masterpiece that will be analysed for centuries.

[@TheSpanishzombie]

Thanks for this ! Someone needed to dissect this film, the details, the tone, the words, incredible

[@gwyn5828]

i watched this on the smallest screen i could find in vertical mode

[@JetWindTV]

Gwyn me too.

[@Rittikgarg]

So you like to live life dangerously too

[@paulmag91]

You monster.

[@Morokiin]

"as large a screen as possible" *looks at TV* *back to phone* *back to TV* *Presses phone against face* Pefect.

[@OscarGeronimo]

That water bottle graph though... gold.

[@Averagejoe-wl9ym]

"Shoot Denny" a significant response that show the trust between the father and son. By shooting for the truth we can accept that we can all love someone deep inside our hearts and there's nothing wrong with it.

[@ryanthomaslabee]

This is the greatest April fools day joke ever... and two days early. 😂😁

[@OneEyeShadow]

I haven't been aware of this movie until I saw your video. I've watched it no less than 3 times that same day. It's a truly beautiful movie. One of the greats. I cannot for the life of me understand how it's so criminally underrated.

[@MariWakocha]

I don't know if this is meant to be a joke, but he's not really wrong in what he says. When I saw The Room the first time I ofc noticed all the bad acting etc, but I do remember thinking that there was something very good to be found in it too! It gets a little obvious when it comes to the "this is so very Wiseau" parts that it is a parody though~

[@ThisGuyEdits]

When I first saw "The Room", which was last week, I just wanted to hug it. Anyone who hasn't seen it yet, I am jealous. You still get to see it for the first time. Gather some friends who haven't seen it either and turn off the lights :)

[@MariWakocha]

This Guy Edits I'm drinking tea and watching it right now because of this video. It really is a gem. It's so adorable and charming, and actually has a quite good story in the end. I gotta say though, you edited your video to make that particular scene a little more than it is in the movie~

[@cygil1]

Yeah, there's nothing wrong with the blocking or cinematography in "The Room". This scene proves it. It's a comically badly acted melodrama with bizarre dialogue and random writing, but the structural elements are fine.

[@HangmanOfficialUploads]

Ahahaha, you're so funny, Mark.

[@HangmanOfficialUploads]

Hello doggy

[@KevinStudent]

Fantastic analysis and it really helps me to appreciate this film on another level! Bravo!

[@Retrostar619]

I love that you animated the bottle.

[@37mm99]

Oh hi Sven, you're my favorite editor, the way that you're tearing this apart.

[@ArielViera]

😂🤣 Does anyone have a fire extinguisher? Because Nerdwriter just got burned so badly!

[@opa7906]

Is a fire extinguisher the first thing you use on someone who has been badly burned? Burned as in past tense? No longer on fire but suffering from the wound?

[@opa7906]

Nah, mate. Just fuckin extinguish them.

[@HappyTrees]

This movie is a masterpiece and breaks the Hollywood convention system on what is deemed "good". We've been told our whole lives that actors have to be "believable", and a story must be "thought out", or "make sense" to be good. Honestly, this movie is so good it makes American Classics like "Gone with the Wind", and "Casablanca" look like "Beverly Hills Chihuahua". Well done Mr. Wiseau....well done...

[@BTwiseman]

"There happens to be a second chair" hahaha

[@mrclaytron]

I'm glad the empty bottle is included in the scene blocking animation too, as much like all components of a Wiseau scene, it's very important to the deeper subtexts of the narrative. The water bottle is empty, much like Johnny's own self esteem, and is thrown away with a sense of utter despair and dissolution. Water is universally understood to represent purity and life. When Johnny throws it away with such intensity and confusion, the viewer gets a real sense of Johnny's inner struggle. It's as though Lisa has forced Johnny to discard his own purity, and throw away any remaining self respect... And of course it's an early hint at how this remarkable story unfolds in later acts. True genius is expressed with subtlety, and Wiseau knows how to subconsciously draw the viewer in. Great video, I loved it :-)

[@vastr6056]

Thanks for making me aware of the TW shop. It took me five seconds to decide to buy the black and red "Love is blind" backpack with complimentary The Room Bluray. Can't wait to for post to arrive

[@TheSerny]

you sound like John Malkovich

[@goji7273]

KZbin told me this came out "1 week ago", and I assumed it was April Fool's Day, but nope, NOPE, March 30th. This guy is just actually analyzing The Room.

[@ShinzouVideos]

I think Tommy Wiseau messed up his line. At 5:13 when he says "... As a human being", I am led to believe that the actual line in the script was "... As a human Breen".

[@barryryan8267]

This is one of the finest critiques ever ever had the honour of watching. In fact I now want to change my whole life's direction and get into movie making.

[@dn-anonymous]

i'm a little afraid that, between you calling it a masterpiece, and others trying to up the ante in the comments section, this will get out of hand and he will get posthumously awarded a bunch of oscars, because no one will know when to stop the joke.

[@aaronmaas22]

Dem Nisbet Or people will forget the original point that is supposed to be a parody and start believing what they are actually saying.

[@thesecondYouTube]

But would that be such a terrible thing? It would be marvellous.

[@someaccount3438]

That feeling when you analyzed a movie scene more than the director himself.

[@Supermunch2000]

Instant subscribe. The genius behind The Room isn't something that many people can see.

[@hawaiidispenser]

This vid is as much a criticism of The Room as it is all art criticism, in which people routinely see things that aren't really there.

[@thersten]

hawaiidispenser shut up! ghosts are real man!

[@CatMoca]

The blue curtains syndrome

[@M0RPHOBIA]

meta criticism

[@joaquincasares2895]

This. This. Simply this...

[@ChangedMyNameFinally69]

Oh boy I love anti-intellectualism

[@andreadorno7722]

I can't thank you enough for this video Please, make more videos about this masterpiece.

[@handsomebrick]

In all seriousness though, The Room has very good cinematography.

[@WaqarAzeemKhan]

this video takes me to old times. Like an era with very less technology. Really good work

[@ManicallyMetal]

Look at behind the door when he walks onto the roof, it's just an empty area.. or is it, it's actually a wormhole that tommy teleports through to discuss various things on a rooftop. What does this really mean you ask? Is their actually an infinite number of johnnys, what is the football? It's a metaphor for destroying the universe, johnny is trying to end the infinite loop he is trapped in.

[@MarquisDeSang]

If you can look past the bad acting of some actors, it is really a masterpiece. Wiseau's deep green screen technique is a brilliant way to put the characters in the center of a blurred universe.

[@mrchoochoohead9033]

How Tommy Wiseau Blocks A Scene - He stands in front of the camera... and that's it, he's blocked the scene

[@Tjenarens]

Agreed. Johnny's wisdom, love and care for his friends, which is well shown in this scene, makes Johnny's ultimate fate all the more tragic. If a lot of people love each other the world would be a better place to live is a powerful message that shows how deep this movie goes and how it impacts society for the better. This film is a must-see for any movie-fan. Truly a masterpiece.

[@jiffyb333]

Huh, I suppose you can enjoy aspects of a terribly acted film. This scene could of been a dull shot reverse shot but he went the extra mile to have the characters use the space given to them.

[@ajragle]

jiffyb333 Tommy Wiseau truly believed in his project.

[@ArmidaMusic]

Or it was an April's fools joke.

[@thecircle8086]

Armida dude dont ruin this for people. let them believe what they believe haha

[@GabiN64]

Tommy Wiseau had actual directors, cinematographers, producers, and script editors. It's possible a lot of the seemingly positive aspects of the visuals were not by him since he spent a lot of his time on the acting.

[@pleaserewind295]

I agree, he most likely had a DP who knew how to frame a shot and did a lot of the work.

[@Dejahthoris22]

I'm a huge film buff and I enjoyed your analysis of blocking and camera position in films.

[@trippleknowswhatsup]

Wow, this guy could sell shit to a farmer.

[@nukritik2933]

I love it when people are honest about how much they love The Room

[@NilsFerry]

Oh, hi Sven!

[@ThisGuyEdits]

Oh, hey Nils!

[@posteador]

How is your sex life?

[@NilsFerry]

Definitely cancer.

[@ThisGuyEdits]

Don't worry about it.

[@Dragon.7722]

It seems to me like you're the *_expert_*, Sven!

[@debajyoti.guha_bong]

This is perhaps the first video essay parody I ever saw. This is gold man!

[@nickolasbelliveau7095]

SVEN IM DYING

[@lmr10-c4z]

You're a pure genius man. You parodied every word and move of the original nerdwriter video and picked the perfect movie to base it upon. This WILL age fine like wine in few more years.

[@nothajzl]

There's a great book about making this movie called "The Disaster Artist". I'm reading it now and it's really interesting

[@ThisGuyEdits]

there's a great movie coming out soon with the same name

[@grainofsalt7401]

I don't know if this is supposed to be a satirical analysis or a serious analysis. Jesus the language is on point!

[@Nkanyiso_K]

😂I see what you did there!

[@Real_Boye]

Wiseau is the master of blocking, a natural with emotions and a poet with the frame... Praise be Wiseau......

[@belligerentnature]

You didn't really mention this but I just noticed that with Danny coming into the scene, Johnny just revealed that he would be totally cool had Marc opened up about at least his attraction to Lisa. Like you said, Tommy shows himself through this scene which seems to (in this instance) be an evolved & mature point of view when it comes to a love triangle in this case; as opposed to a typical, emotionally charged and offended approach that manifests itself later in the film regardless, because Marc decides to lie and sabotage their friendship which was wrong. Just a thought!

[@deltacolonystudios9320]

This is my favourite analytical video so far, thanks!

[@katrinal353]

5:42 "But it has Wiseau written all over it" LMAO!

[@AdamusClowner]

You are tearing me apart This Guy Edits!

[@ARCHIEzzle]

This is 😉 amazing

[@19dines77]

this is actually pretty awesome. when you show the audience who only saw the bad acting, that Tommy was a good editor.

[@vinayseth1114]

This is a perfect parody of all theses youtube channels trying to break down every other movie out there- and presenting the info as if they're the first people ever to think about how a film is made haha!

[@erionmema1]

you have just opened my eyes, this is a real masterpiece, the best in the WOROLD

[@antonio7098]

More Views than the original, such a great parody

[@RandomU5erName]

damn. was expecting a real in depth analysis of the room, and Wiseau's genius

[@wubbalubbadubdub9596]

For people who don't know, this is a parody of a nerdwriter video. This one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5jRf5ShhJt9kNk

[@loldoctor]

Wubba Lubba Dub Dub ty

[@templeislandriven]

nice honest breakdown of the scene.

[@GuyHealey]

Looking forward to your analysis of Plan 9 From Outer Space :)

[@ThisGuyEdits]

untouchable :)

[@Inople901278]

The Room is so endlessly entertaining. True art.

[@Aquabeing1]

I believe 1 million USD was spent on footballs after "unforseen passes" resulted in balls going off the roof.

[@M0RPHOBIA]

Ah I love this! Reveals Wiseaus true genius. Please do more of The Room!

[@Cyberdine.Systems.Model-101]

Werner Herzog deconstructs The Room.

[@ebob4177]

I have now realized the genius of this man

[@tylercafe1260]

Great video but im so jaded knowing its a Nerdwriter parody afterwards x.x am I wrong to agree with most of this video? What's good directing? I lost my identity because this video. You're tearing me apart!!!

[@TolkienStudy]

Actually sounds like Tommy giving commentary. So good! This movie needs to be re released!

[@JeoMona]

Tommy Wiseau; better than Spielberg, Hitchcock, and Kubrick combined.

[@BLaiaiprincess]

laughed too hard when i realized what was going on. good job and can't wait to watch more of your vids!