The Disaster Artist Review - YMS

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[@gabriel-mk2ss]

Adam after sex: that was relatively enjoyable

[@elliew6765]

"that was relatively enjoyable, but it felt uninspired. I give it a 6/10".

[@ya-ba-daba-dooya-ba-daba-d8067]

@@elliew6765 he probably would rate it higher if it was with a dog

[@ya-ba-daba-dooya-ba-daba-d8067]

@@joshuarandolph1819 nigga why you defending this nigga, clown ass bitch

[@ya-ba-daba-dooya-ba-daba-d8067]

@@ethan2163 thats ok, i appreciate it

[@wtfyoutube4873]

Gabriel Williams he’s a virgin...

[@TheUnluckyEverydude]

After reading the book and learning about Tommy's acting chops, there's 0 chance that they could have pulled off Tommy playing himself without it becoming a separate movie about how Tommy just can't act.

[@fucingjames9193]

I'd rather watch that

[@mikepuppetz9]

I know a girl who saw this prior to its release date. Her boyfriend (who loves The Room) found out about it. Beat her up so bad she ended up in a hospital on Guerrero Street.

[@kadenparkhurst2139]

Haha, what a STORY Phil

[@mikepuppetz9]

Kaden Parkhurst Yeah you can say that again.

[@the13thdoctor89]

You're a real human bean...

[@rckkatansky5783]

Phil Michaels i'm so happy i have you as my best friend and i love Lisa so much

[@roach9397]

It seems to me like you're the EXPERT Phil!

[@cpl.geckell6355]

I’ve actually met Tommy. He’s just as much of a nutcase as you’d think, he randomly decided to choke me at a photo op without any context and I couldn’t stop laughing due to how ridiculous the whole thing was

[@angelocruz3577]

That's kind of hot.

[@xxSpike1989xx]

you were tearing him apart cpl. geckell

[@gaminrock]

Cpl. Geckell ha ha what a story geckell

[@watertommyz]

You signed an autograph because I ordered a DVD set off of his website. Kinda cool, actually.

[@stillaliveplus1forme]

Funny he did the exact same thing to Jay from rlm

[@BoxerRenee]

Also ive read the book multiple times. Tommy is IMPOSSIBLE to work with. He would just argue with staff and try to take over the film. Theres no way he would be able to work on this project.

[@UnbelievabIeMontages]

you should see tommy wiseau in la la land. he owns that shit.

[@beepboop4001]

He did work on this project though.

[@fanaticaH]

Then the movie would have been really a disaster jaja But IDK, maybe he works better when he's not directing, he's appearing in a new movie with Greg soon (I think it premieres next year).

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

Stop spreading lies

[@thomasdawicki141]

That is because nobody else is capable of seeing Tommy's divine vision

[@evanrussell5933]

''why cant tommy just play himself'' someone clearly hasnt read the book

[@evanrussell5933]

SplinterCellRocks hes impossible to work with basically. Filming a movie with him would make it a hell of a lot harder to film

[@MusicalInquisit]

@@evanrussell5933, when adapting material from a book, you need to clearly communicate the meaning of the book without having to read the material to understand. If Adam realized that this was an adaptation of a book but never read it, he should not need to go out of his way to buy the book just to understand an important. In my opinion, this just demonstrates a flaw, although I have not seen the movie nor read the book.

[@evanrussell5933]

It was a joke man, im not gatekeeping a damn book

[@MusicalInquisit]

@@evanrussell5933 I never even implied gatekeeping.

[@MusicalInquisit]

​@@DMCMaster550 Well, I feel dumb now.

[@JustinY.]

*YOU'RE TEARING ME APART ADAM*

[@JustinY.]

How am I like botting I'm just getting likes from people who have watched the video. This video itself already has 700 likes and 101 comments.

[@dominicbottini1983]

Jesus how are you on every single video I've seen this past week

[@-lollipopsunder-7044]

This is really weird, hes in my comments as well, wtf.

[@Jackmilfer]

Dominic B RIGHT?

[@Jackmilfer]

- LollipopSunder - i know wtf

[@WhaleManMan]

"Anyway, how is your sex life?" "Hi doggy." "You're my favorite customer." "You're just a little chicken. Cheep cheep cheep cheep cheeeeeaayaaap." "You're tearing me apart, Lisa." "I'm fed up with this wourld." "I did not her. It's not true. It's bullshit. I did not hit her. I did NOUT. Oh hi, Mark." There. I said them just to get it over with.

[@EyeOfArgus]

MJ Red you forgot “i got the results of the test back! I definitely have breast cancer.”

[@Gobbersmack]

"Anyway, how is your sex life?" "Hi doggy." Adum's life in a nutshell.

[@basedbattledroid3507]

MJ Red "In a few minutes, bitch."

[@Ham-Prince]

"You know what they say? Love is blind"

[@coolguy02536]

Everyone forgets “drop off the Earth”

[@VarinderBhandal]

Now that I think about it Adam kinda looks a Canadian Tommy Wiseau.

[@teamjacob4eva]

Varinder Bhandal holy fuck you're right

[@mforssner]

OH HI MERK

[@miya1285]

How does someone look “Canadian”

[@elb0w]

Varinder Bhandal damn, that Is not a compliment

[@gavinking8761]

Why do I see you on every single video nowadays?

[@ComedicPause]

"Part of me doesn't really understand why Tommy Wiseau couldn't have just played himself" So many problems with this criticism. Has Adam seen Tommy in anything other than the room? He's like a cartoon character. Also impossible to work with. Also he looks 10x more zombified than he did 15 years ago. And yes, they made the ending more Hollywood. That's what writers do when adapting novels. The actual real life way Tommy realized the Room was a joke of a movie would make for a super clunky ending to a movie.

[@kingpotato7183]

David Lynch How did he realized it in the novel

[@angrybidoof847]

David Lynch not sure if the first thing was a criticism, more of a genuine wonder

[@CynicalZielony]

Did he lay in bed all day then come to turn that his magnum opus was poo when he woke up the next day?

[@ComedicPause]

king potato Like Adam said, Tommy was super bitter about people not taking his serious drama seriously for weeks of showings until he one day just decided he could make money if he himself accepted the Room as a movie for people to laugh at. In Franco's movie, they condensed it into one showing (The premiere) to make for a satisfying climax.

[@chuckbatmangaming]

David Lynch also the criticism about dubbing the scenes is a bit overexaggerated because the dubs aren't as crucial to the comedy as he thinks it is. The only scene where the lack of dubbing is a shame is the flower shop scene

[@ciddyvicious6889]

Have to disagree with your comment about how they could have had Tommy Wiseau play himself. One of the most enjoyable parts about seeing a "based on a true story" film (for me, at least) is getting to see the actor reenact the person they're playing. Having him play himself would kind of ruin the magic. That's just me, though.

[@JediMasterBaiter]

I don't know... have you seen Private Parts?

[@Esskay_]

I agree, also based off how he's portrayed, it would be torture to work with him (dont forget he's a lot older and tbh pretty ugly now. I get that is apart of his character having his better looking best friend get the glory but still).

[@Tronathon242]

The thing about Tommy's performance is that he didn't understand what everyone else knew: it was terrible. You can't recreate that now because he's tried to run with the "black comedy" route.

[@alexnovelle6972]

Also Tommy is infamously hard to work with as both the book and the movie, the Disaster Artist, illustrate plainly (plus you can just see how done everyone is with Tommy when you watch the Room, clearly they don't want to be working with him).

[@654jimbob654]

To be fair, the Disaster Artist book ends with the first screening of the Room. It makes sense that the film adaptation of the book would end there too.

[@fanaticaH]

I think the problem is that the movie removed some other parts of the story and focused more in the production in the film (also removed the narration). I think that make it hard to understand without reading the book.

[@fanaticaH]

Antiform What I understood when I read the book it was Tommy was so happy when the movie was screening that he didn't really notice that people were laughing. But later he became disappointed when he learned that they all thought it was an ironic movie at best. And then he was desperate that it was flopping and would pay to keep in on theaters for months, also to promote (don't ask where the money came from, no one really knows, that also is talked on the book). But then the movie was discovered by hipsters who loved it ironically and made it an obscure film that would screen for years and have a following. That made him happy. He still promoted it as a drama. The book doesn't mention this, but he didn't start to promote it as a comedy until it became an internet meme (he changed the DVD then and the past cover became a collectible amongst fans). He kinda tried to make it look like the comedy was intentional. I think it aired on Adult Swim around that time.

[@lucyhtml]

I just realised, Tommy looks quite like Adum (with his long hair)

[@Ottrond]

JedDraws yeah except the neanderthal-like bone structure and everything else wtf is with you all

[@EkkieEkk]

Tommy looks like Adam who was left in the microwave too long.

[@belisarius6949]

Adum should have played tommy wiseau instead!

[@skwam7202]

JedDraws I was thinking that myself

[@jimbodoodle8837]

Dronto Ottrond wtf is with you? He's just saying something

[@PowerIsReal]

“Acting, Teaching, Directing, Writing, Producing. Is there anything James Franco can do?”

[@gvtterslag]

@Adi SONIGRA ik this is a month old but can I just ask... He can, not harass women?

[@daredevil6145]

I'll tell you what he can't. *Kill Spiderman*

[@VarinderBhandal]

Haha great review Adam! Anyway how's your sex life?

[@Marko_o]

Varinder Bhandal why did you stop watching lord of the rings to comment that?!

[@VarinderBhandal]

Marko Productions Bruh I watched the trilogy 3 times. I think a comment that only takes a couple of seconds to write isn't going to ruin my experience.

[@manchesterunited9576]

Varinder Bhandal Adam looks nothing like Tommy. You need glasses.

[@bhq3860]

Stop using bots to like your unfunny comments.

[@bhq3860]

Endee97 It's a well known fact Varinder bots his comments. Nothing to do with a reference to The Room.

[@lucyhtml]

"good grilled cheese" - adam johnston

[@lucyhtml]

" "adam johnston" -JedDraws " - globoxsas

[@imaginaryfanboy]

5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@atomicdancer]

5 ɪᴍᴀɢɪɴᴀʀʏ ꜰᴀɴʙoʏs 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀

[@Brytons_Thoughts]

Well, yeah. I actually had some at the same screening he went to. It's absolutely delicious!

[@pewqter4744]

🅱️

[@123soper]

I met tommy at a screening and I happened to be wearing a jumper with a dog on it. The extent of his words to me was a point at my jumper and a “oh hi doggy”

[@PatrickHogan]

*Insert popular quote from The Room but change the line to include Adam or YMS*

[@bloomingteratoma]

Haha what a story Patrick

[@OckhamAsylum]

Oh, shit, hold on, I have to get into the proper mindset of the average viewer in order to react properly... *ahem*... LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL SO FUNNEH LOLOLOLOL XDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXD

[@bloomingteratoma]

The Lost and Forgotten Careful there! You might get stuck so far up your own ass, it won't be easy to save you.

[@qwertybear.7120]

Oh hai Adam.

[@IABITVpresents]

- in a few minutes, Adam - who are you calling Adam?

[@kloggmonkey]

i went to a screening of the room last year, appropriately drunk and stoned, and it was beautiful to share the experience with a theatre full of equally drunk and stoned idiots throwing spoons and shouting out one-liners. it was like a shared psychosis. the guy who played mark was there and he had a few pages from the first draft of the script and invited people from the audience to do a reading with him. it's nice how the people involved seem to have gotten over it by now and are able to laugh and joke about the whole thing.

[@bones22j]

I thought his name was pronounced “Tommy Why-so”

[@fqvermis8205]

It is. No idea why he pronounced it that way.

[@christianmolinasgonzalez1840]

bones22j because the name's french, actually.

[@GhettoBagel]

People pronounce it differently because Tommy's background is legitimately confusing and ever-changing. NOBODY can pin down exactly where the hell he came from or what nationality he is, and even Tommy himself has pronounced his OWN LAST NAME in multiple different ways! The guy is literally one giant enigma.

[@fqvermis8205]

Haywood From what i know, Thomas Piere Wiseau is just a Name he has given himself. The "W" from Wiseau comes from his real last name, the rest from the word Oiseau, which means Bird or something.

[@oddlem]

FQ Vermis That's interesting! 0: I didn't even think of that kind of connection though, to be fair, he did leave out the "o." I kinda wish he explained why he specifically chose that word, I'm kind of curious.

[@Floydthefuckbag]

The best way to experience The Room is to see it on adult swim at midnight on April 1st and have literally no idea what it is.

[@strawbabbie]

Floydthefuckbag do they do that every year? I’ve never heard of them doing it

[@Ignigknawt]

They did it one year (can't remember when) and people were fucking confused.

[@Floydthefuckbag]

I don't think so. I saw it back around 2006 before it was a meme. If they did it now, people wouldn't be as confused.

[@pavelchekov7833]

Damn. I'm so jealous

[@fanaticaH]

Floydthefuckbag I think it became a meme BECAUSE it aired in Adult Swim and a lot of people came in contact with this obscure movie. Then other people wanted to see it because the ones who watched the April Fools screening were talking on how hilariously bad it was, then someone shared a pirated DVD download (I don't remember I they just shared the link or if they decided to upload their own DVD to the internet to share). The case is that this started the persecution of the Room bootleg downloads around the web, as Tommy is extremely crazy about copyright (If you've read the book, you know that he went as far to remove all labels on things and also that's the reason of the spoon portraits because he didn't want to have the mock photos that come with the portraits and they didn't have time to take photos from the cast). Then he started flagging KZbin reviews that had clips of his movie.

[@UnbelievabIeMontages]

you know what would've been a brilliant use of the cameos? have a dream sequence near the ending of the real tommy wiseau walking through the red carpet and all the famous celebrities shake his hand as he runs through the fields of hot and famous celebrities, while smiling and laughing like he usually does and yell "I MADEEEE ETTTT ENNN HAALLLYYWEWWWWDDD"

[@aryavirsangwan6837]

That would be so funny yet tragic, given that his entire Hollywood legacy is a joke

[@PiePivotmontierO]

I guess you can say. The Disaster Artist was....not a disaster, it was rather enjoyable.

[@sloggle1813]

Pie Pivotmontier-O Stop showing up in comment section also, cool Discord

[@StewHeisenberg]

This guy is everywhere, but at least he makes good content.

[@matthuh]

The Mildly Enjoyable Artist

[@mario167100]

The Enjoyable Artist

[@AnoNymous-dh2sv]

If I'm being honest The Room itself was not that annoying. I'd easily give it a 6 out of 10 for the amusement alone. Sure it dragged it enormously at points but there way worse movies out there by being more annoying and boring.

[@Weebus]

im fed up with this worl

[@TheN1cholas]

0:58 We would have gotten this review earlier but yesterday Adam was watching Shrek

[@Oskar-iu8tr]

Now we just need a Chris Chan movie

[@IABITVpresents]

Tommy Why-though? We don't really need a movie about the Internet memes and such, do we?

[@andeggbreaks]

But there is no happy ending

[@akbas58]

oh no

[@janberkemeier7406]

@@andeggbreaks That comment aged perfectly, like a fine cheese

[@themexican8720]

This aged perfectly

[@PatricksCrazyPlace]

My biggest issue with the movie is that I read the awesome book (and listened to the audiobook, which is also incredible). The book is an interesting look into the life of a struggling actor in Hollywood from two points of view: Greg and Tommy. The making of The Room is a big part of it, but there is a lot more going on underneath it all. It actually became one of my favorite books by the time I was done with it. Its funny, answers some questions about the making of The Room (while also raising all new ones), but also captures struggling, perseverance, and the trials and tribulations that go hand in hand with that. This movie adaptation felt like it was made just so James Franco could play Tommy Wisseau (which he does quite well) and recreating moments from The Room. This is fun, but by making it a vehicle for expressing fandom for the best worst movie ever made, it also kind of misses the point of the book.

[@razorbeard6970]

Yes, this is so true it hurts. I have to admit I didn't have high hopes regarding this as soon as it was announced that Franco was directing/starring in it with his brother. It is passably enjoyable, though.

[@Beforethecredits]

I haven't seen The Room but The Disaster Artist looks good I look forward to seeing it.

[@Beforethecredits]

Nick B Thanks Pal.

[@salami2812]

watch the room beforehand last time I checked the whole movie is on KZbin

[@sdfabctr]

i haven't seen it in full but its like troll 2 or anything nicholas cage worked in you can get the gist simply by references made to the source material

[@Beforethecredits]

Caol McHugh I do plan to watch the room.

[@superanimegamer01]

I think the whole thing's on KZbin. After hearing everything about it I finally sat down to watch it a few months ago. It's probably one of the funniest things I've ever seen but it was painful too. You won't regret it though.

[@pastilakompot6912]

I mean, I understand why Wiseau didn't play himself, but I don't see the reasoning behind not having Greg Sistero play himself.

[@violetchambers2677]

Antiform You mean his brother who's never been in a movie with him before?

[@violetchambers2677]

Antiform He's been in those types of comedies but never with James himself.

[@headphonic8]

Because he sucks at acting

[@alxbss]

I’d say the handheld was to try and make it feel like it’s a documentary, and that you’re watching what happened

[@UnbelievabIeMontages]

low angle shots like the running scene looks like it is going for a cinematic biopic. they should've had a cheeky camera man running around recording every moment of tommy wiseau because that legit is what happens with almost every production. just look up tommy wiseau in la la land.

[@joegreenwell5476]

A double feature of The Room and The Disaster Artist sounds great.

[@the13thdoctor89]

Adam you're always trying to play psychologist with us!

[@baldviking3]

I highly recommend the book which is actually fantastic in my opinion. I'm already reading it for a second time now and I bought it in september.

[@Trid364]

Tommy Weezoo, Tommy Waiso, Tommy Whezau, Tommy Wisey Adum, are u even trying?

[@jamyboi99]

Fun Fact: the James Franco interpretations of the William Faulkner books were so bad that I wrote my first independent research essay on why the movies sucked dick

[@GuyOnAChair]

The oh Hai Mark was not dubbed. I read the book.

[@lapidus9552]

James Franco is unspecial

[@ryanmarquez9404]

The Widows Son his acting is so lazy I'm always so surprised people think he's funny

[@marcelltoing8363]

I imagine James Franco is ready this comment right now as he sheds a single tear

[@durcheinander5554]

The Widows Son true, he's the definition of class B and so are his movies

[@badascan8910]

The Widows Son James Franco is the room of actors. He's so bad i love him

[@thelastattempt666]

Non-special

[@aspie182]

I was extremely disappointed. Having read The Disaster Artist, I got a very definite sense that as time wore on and the shoot dragged out, the people working on The Room were growing more and more resentful of Tommy. Tommy to this day seems so oblivious to the fact that how he sees himself and how others see him are worlds apart. Probably the best illustration of this is when Greg Sestero is offered a small part in a show by that guy who used to be in Malcolm In The Middle. I am not even sure that happened in reality, but one thing that *did* happen in reality was that Greg was getting small dribbles of work here and there, even getting himself an SAG card, when his agent called him and told him that one director who was directing a film he appeared as an extra in responded to a query saying said director did not remember Greg at all. As Greg Sestero explains in the book, saying you were on a film and having people not even remember you were there is a firing offense at talent agencies. Fortunately for him, the agency saw him for the semi-gifted new kid on the block that he was and just quietly warned him that in future, you should only put things on your resumé that you know directors are going to remember you for. In The Disaster Artist According To The Franco Brothers, Sestero wants to take a day off shooting The Room so he can work on his offered role at this project previously described. Somehow, Wiseau talks him into staying on The Room and shaving off his beard. What makes this particularly disturbing is that whilst an agency just might forgive you for putting your work as an extra where nobody remembers you on a resumé, talking yourself onto a project and then failing to turn up is probably very much an agency firing offense. So the effect of this scene is not merely reaffirming Fictional Greg Sestero's loyalty to Tommy Wiseau, it is basically showing that Tommy Wiseau guilt-trips and emotionally blackmails Fictional Greg Sestero into ruining Fictional Greg Sestero's career. Gee, and we are supposed to sympathise with these guys. Basically, the problem with The Disaster Artist According To The Franco Brothers is that it takes too many liberties with reality, and almost every liberty that it takes is not an improvement.

[@wgjung1]

I definitely have breast cancer.

[@micahwright5901]

... *sips tea*...

[@jeandidieraboubakar9982]

Could be worse, imgine having breasts so small they cant fit in the mamogramme.

[@leeillustrates5659]

wh

[@kenrickeason]

James acting was damn near perfect but I do agree if they had another director it could of been so much more..

[@Sadtape]

It's so clear that this is kind of a fluke for Franco. He's not taking criticism seriously or improving his craft, he just took on a project everyone would love no matter what. Really glad you pointed that out, he needs all the criticism he can get. Movie still looks like a lot of fun though.

[@ZachHighlights]

goddamn Adam, you're a critic man, I absolutely love how you constructively tear shit to shreds. It's extremely refreshing.

[@TheOmniReview]

ZacharyJTA especially when most reviews are fanboys giving films the benefit of the doubt.

[@roloug95]

Also a good way to suck any and all enjoyment out everything.

[@blarg2429]

Sucking the enjoyment out is how we get at it and make use of it. It's like how spiders eat insects by liquefying their innards and sucking them -off- out.

[@JohnDoe-zx7cq]

this is the most negative positive review ever

[@spiderhame8418]

I didn't even realize the room was dubbed. That's funny

[@slothsaurus4716]

It wouldn't make sense for those scenes to be dubbed because we're watching the perspective of the initial filming.

[@katawatenshu]

if you want the genuine article get the disaster artist audiobook It very very clearly shows why tommy couldn't have played himself, as I'd hope this movie would have as well, so not sure why adam wonders about this

[@robradical7213]

Actually, the cameos make this film brilliant. Tommy wanted nothing more than to be famous, so the joke is that all of these famous people are playing ordinary people in Tommy's life. It's so good.

[@WorldsWorstBoy]

Zach Efron was cool as Chris R actually. It was the funniest scene. It was a good movie.

[@janberkemeier7406]

After reading the book I can not only safely say that the source material IS in fact too good for James Franco, but I also legitimately believe that Tommy Wiseau is portrayed as a far too likeable character in this film.

[@abigailruth5631]

About the dubbing problem, doesn't this movie just show the making of the movie? Specifically the shooting part. Like they don't show the end result which was dubbed right? I haven't watched the movie so I don't know, but I think they're not wrong there

[@sabrinaj4479]

>seth rogan >pretty enjoyable pick one

[@wigijojo9664]

There is such a weird contrast between this review and Chris Stuckman's. Also, did you just give away the ending... That's fine, I guess.

[@tyleranderson3178]

Will you do a review on murder on the orient express?

[@evandavis7]

Things from the book I wish had made it into the movie: - The post production dubbing - Kyle Vogt having to leave production like he said he would, and his character getting unceremoniously replaced. - Tommy's SAG commercial for Street Fashions USA - Street Fashions USA in general - "Hospital on Guerrero Street" being an improv line to get a rise out of Tommy - Tommy's five minutes of silence on the anniversary of 9/11 that he kept restarting if anyone made any noise - Calling Dan back to play Chris-R in the rooftop reshoot of his scene, and my favorite exchange from the book: "Did Tommy blow up the studio yet?" "No, but he's working on it." I'm probably nitpicking, but still, it was a fun movie.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

The movie was okay-pretty watchable and I thought the cameo's added to the fun, but the book is far superior. There are so many stories left out. Tommy is quite unlikable in the book which has been massively altered for the film.

[@seakazoo]

I was so happy to see you collaborate with Funhaus again. It's a perfect pairing!

[@VarinderBhandal]

I stopped watching the Lord of the Rings for this....

[@JesuSoup]

Varinder Bhandal has borimoir died yet?

[@VarinderBhandal]

L33TBrownGuy yep. Me and my brother are on the second movie now. We're at the scene where Gandalf is fighting the Balrog while falling.

[@geekcultureandmovieLover]

Has the tour commercial ended yet? Or are they still walking?

[@totraspook]

What kind of porn is 'Lord of the Rings?'

[@girbusthewise7688]

Varinder Bhandal At the beginning of the movie, or later?

[@cracklasco]

I went to see it with my brother on Hollywood Blvd at the Egyptian Theater in 2018. It’s gotta be the best theater experience I ever had. Everyone was throwing plastic spoons whenever a spoon showed up on screen.

[@lucyhtml]

Wait, this video with around 50k views now #39 on trending?!

[@gdnatural2.232]

Nila Callejon stop it scammer

[@SeifellAlmancht]

I just moved to Vancouver so I'm still getting use to the area... it seems that the Rio Theatre is only 20 minutes away from my apartment.

[@victorconway444]

Hate me all you want, YMS fans. I think you're nitpicking the hell out of this movie. Like you treat their neglect of the dubbing as though it's the Original fucking Sin. And the "unspecial" directing is a criticism you could apply to most directors who are not super-famous. Not a perfect movie, but you're bloating up the 5-8% imperfection just for the sake of criticizing it. And sorry, those attempts at criticisms are just too damn petty to take seriously.

[@oishiine6781]

If you enjoyed this film or even "The Room", please read the book. There are so many fascinating little details about Tommy that they left out of the movie since there is simply not enough time to add extra backstory about Tommy while focusing on the main story of The Room's production. The book paints a much better picture about what Tommy is like as a person. I was slightly disappointed by this movie because I love the book so much :)

[@botanicus2921]

Any news about more music from An Unkindness

[@a7ukgc8x9m4h]

Album comes out march or april 2018 i think, but im not sure

[@hello_hello569]

I love the use of the room music in the background

[@ChaoticComrade]

They couldn't have brought on Tommy. He wouldn't have remembered his lines.

[@rubymills2698]

Well if the recreations of scenes are in the context of watching them be filmed, as it looks from the clips you are showing, it wouldn't make sense to have them dubbed. A scene of them recording in post production is a missed opportunity for sure though.

[@Mr.Atari2600]

This feels more like a Negative Review than a Positive Review. What did he say was positive about it?

[@andeggbreaks]

James Franco's performance

[@TheStanishStudios]

The Disaster Artist is a beautiful book. Hope the film captured the bittersweet tone.

[@tarcin2261]

Not having seen the movie I can't really comment too clearly on this, but the criticism that they recreated the scenes visually while messing up the audio sounds very odd. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the point being made, but considering the recreation of these scenes are in real time as they're being filmed there is no "dubbed" feel to recreate... Scenes are dubbed after the fact. Again, maybe I'm misunderstanding the point, but that criticism seems very off.

[@Goryllo]

I think the cameos and the all-star cast were ways to get more people to see the movie, and, in turn, to check out The Room, so I see nothing wrong with them. True, they can sometimes be distracting, but if that's the worst thing to happen in a movie, it ain't that bad!

[@chrisj403]

How much money does Tommy wiseau make from all this? I hope he didn't just accept a flat fee for the rights to the room, if he gets a percentage of every screening of the room, and the disaster artist...man he'd be wealthy.

[@affablevagrant]

"I know what that is!!" -Mike Stoklasa

[@LinxFraulein]

What annoyed me was how they acted like Kyle Vogt stuck with the entire movie. They make no mention of him leaving and show him reminiscing with co-stars at the premiere like nothing happened. It's a known fact that Kyle quit production before the movie was finished because he got another gig, which is why Peter was notably absent from the party (hence, the mysterious Steve). I don't see why they needed to leave that out.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

They also left out the two DP's leaving and the crew's storming out which were fascinating stories [especially as a fight nearly broke out for the first crew, then one of the second stayed, asked if he could take over and got the job!]

[@ZspotMotorsport]

I found your channel when Adam at Funhaus mentioned it like a year+ ago, glad I did and its always a nice bonus when you guest in their videos.

[@Sinkinson_]

Can't wait to see this honestly

[@narcopsycho9447]

Who Films Homosexual spotted.

[@WorldsWorstBoy]

Narco Psycho I feel kind of bad for people that still call people faggots as a way to insult and hurt feelings. Makes them look extremely febel minded. It makes you kind of look incredibly stupid. It's okay if it takes you a few minutes to respond I know you're going to have to Google search what febel means.

[@WorldsWorstBoy]

Narco Psycho Also your first comment wasn't very original or funny either.

[@randomdude189]

Who Media figures

[@MessatsuGoshoryu02]

I enjoyed the ending despite the inaccuracy. They pretty much compressed Wiseu's slow realization in a single moment, basically it's a sped up summary of what The Room has become over the years. It's fictionalized but I think it's pretty effective.

[@eric20ike]

I don't understand why people want to see untalented and unfunny people such as James Franco and Seth Rogan pathetically leech onto something that actually IS funny, the original The Room.

[@regularshowman3208]

Er... Yeah, it's funny that basically the entire movie of The Room was dubbed, but something tells me that it wasn't one of the major laugh out loud parts of the film... Like, I don't get why Adam put so much emphasis on that one part.

[@hexcodeff6624]

Adam should have played Tommy Wiseau

[@aidennoth5463]

Me and room have the same birthday I was born June 27th 2003. The same day room premiered and I’m so happy about that fact

[@KonEl-BlackZero]

What a funny story Aiden

[@badpunsmcgee]

Ah man watching this in 2021 and remembering how great Funhaus used to be. Makes me sad, man.

[@ElaijahModarro]

This handheld shit tells you that the movie misses the point of the source material in terms of direction. The story in the book is a grand story of aspiration to the noblest dreams. Two men, become frinds, sharing the idea that dreams are to be won, not to be unreachable. Therefore the cinematography should have been grand and glamorous, it should have looked like a timeless story, it should have been grandiouse.

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

I, too, was a little puzzled by the fact that none of the recreated cast dubbed their lines.

[@doubtfuldoug2689]

Adum, keep your dumb comments in your pocket!

[@indisugartaufik]

Cheep cheep cheep cheeeeeep 🐔

[@MajiggerRose]

"The source material is the best part of this movie." YES. The book is so much better and honestly think it would've been better with a good Greg and being more Greg-centric. I got so excited when I saw you read the book and met Greg Sestero (I also have) so I was hoping you'd feel how I did. You definitely liked it more, though. Still glad you didn't give it an excellent rating.

[@CorneliusBogfrollupFitzgerald]

Hi Im Adam, and I'm going to complain about every aspect of this movie for the next 10 minutes. but don't think this is a negative review. What's that? You want me to point out some positive things? James Franco has a good stoner face. 6/10 see ya!

[@klutz_4348]

"I did not hit her oh hi mark." Is something I want written on my gravestone, and I'll leave a completely bullshit cryptic note to my children saying "Find the Ancient Wiseau."

[@williamchico8518]

The Disaster Artist looks great.

[@shlicksmit4579]

When I tweeted Tim and Eric about making this movie I intended Christopher Walken as Wiseau. Imagine a Tim and Eric style telling of this story with Walken attempting to sound like Wiseau. Would have been glorious.

[@thedanajamesjones]

IT'S NOT TRUE! I DID NOT HIT THE DISLIKE BUTTON! I DID NOOOOOOOOOT! Oh, hi, Adum.

[@tmanmonst4597]

I've binged your videos too. So through Funhaus, you have a new fan.

[@petert5734]

I saw this film 3 days ago and I have to say that every one of your complaints are completely unfounded. If you're going to criticise the direction at least point out specifics of what you didn't like rather than just saying "almost everything that could be attributed to the directing and cinematography was kinda lame"

[@EmpressTiffanyOfBrittany]

I don't get some of the changes in the movie. For example, Greg Sestero's mom is a French lady, and is one of the first people to notice Tommy isn't really French. They cut out a hilarious bit in the book where she thinks Tommy is trying to have sex with Greg, so she embarassingly prohibits Tommy from doing so right in front of Greg. Of course, Tommy being Tommy, his dismissal of her concern also somewhat rings like disappointment that he was found out.

[@brosephdudeguy]

Yes daddy.

[@bubby6689]

my name jeff

[@MegaSemi]

Joseph Pavlik Woah!!!

[@virgobro2025]

You. You did this.

[@TheLeadhound]

There has never been a good Sonic game.

[@deckard3755]

Nah. That one where you're running through the pipes looking for the princess was a good one.

[@turdfurgesin9563]

Just left a Screening with Tommy there doing a Q&A, total unhinged experience

[@dwilli777ams]

An untalented director making a film about an untalented director. In a poorly executed film...about a poorly executed film. An Inceptionesque shit within a shit.

[@pleaserewind295]

I thought it was just okay, nothing more than that. The book is amazing.

[@Nihilore]

this is the most negative positive review. expect nothing less from yms