The Room in Ten Minutes

[@Guirko]

"Why don't you love him anymore?" "He's so.. boring" Listen lady, Tommy Wiseau is many things, boring is definitely not one of them lmao

[@brionyderbyshire3391]

🤣🤣

[@donkuparrymbai8255]

😂😂

[@sedlyholmes3722]

Haha what a comment G

[@Guirko]

@@sedlyholmes3722 O hi sedlyholmes. Anyway, how's your sex life?

[@Howlingburd19]

I’m thoroughly convinced Tommy Wiseau is an alien from a totally different galaxy… And that’s far from “boring” lmao

[@supremeleadergnkdroid3202]

Lisa’s mom saying she has breast cancer and then nobody saying anything for rest of the movie is just comedy gold

[@peskymacaw9033]

- I definitely have breast cancer... - But what about the droid attack on the wookies?

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

Just cut them off. Not a big deal.

[@magicalenzorizzuto7098]

According to tommy wiseau, it was a plot twist

[@Lasse3]

Nobody cared

[@tsriftsal3581]

Cancer is how God shows her love for you. She has a plan.

[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

“Hi doggie” “You’re my favorite customer”

[@Vito_993]

It sounded like APCs

[@Minus5Stars]

Keep the change

[@zacheryjequinto7259]

They talk over each other. That's just gold.

[@georgecoventry8441]

He is SO nice! Even to little dogs. What a guy.

[@Franchise-jq7tq]

I love how any time Johny greets someone he starts with “oh.” “Oh hi Mark.” “Oh hi Denny”

[@badabing9143]

You're right! I mean, Oh you're right 🤣

[@turbotrup96]

except for the doggie part

[@markpieexplores]

Oh hi Susan

[@crocodile2006]

Oh Hi Doggie

[@Jaredozo-z4i]

Also... "What's new with you?" Gets used a lot when they meet each other

[@AwesomeDwarves]

"Hey can I have a dozen red roses please?" "Oh hi Johnny, I didn't know it was you.. Here you go." "That's me.. How much is it?" "It'll be-" "Here you go." "18 dollars." "Keep the change." "Hi doggie." "You're my favorite customer." Dialogue 5/10, Execution 20/10

[@SkelatorLover]

It is timed perfectly That is like one of the best scenes in the movie

[@Syco600]

I thought he said 1 thousand

[@etekweb]

I'm still fairly confident that the dog is supposed to be the one saying the "you're my favorite customer" line...

[@enochtonkin5373]

This truly feels like NPC dialogue

[@brionyderbyshire3391]

@@enochtonkin5373 🤣🤣

[@jackbale5846]

Tommy Wiseau wrote a simple scene about a guy buying flowers, and somehow, someway turned it into one of the least realistic interactions in the history of cinema. Legend.

[@eavyeavy2864]

Real to me

[@Glynnermang]

Ya it was brutal, that said the actress behind the counter did it no favours 😊

[@samarrawal711]

that's some oblivion npc interaction

[@olliegoria]

Tommy "Scriptbutcher" Wiseau

[@tsriftsal3581]

You are my favorite poster.

[@pastaboy9371]

I like how mark threatens to push that dude of the roof and then like 5 seconds later he's like "I'm Sorry"

[@anonymousperson6119]

Not even I’m sorry just “sorry” which sounds even more ridiculous imo

[@Coldcloves]

I thought the sorry was kinda good in that situation.. very nonchalant and sudden..

[@BigDome1]

It's the doobie he smoked

[@RX-12]

"I think you should leave right now, Mark" was actually delivered well.

[@Jaredozo-z4i]

Great line that 👍

[@KennyHavoc]

Broken clocks and what not

[@coteyventura3406]

I love how in his freak out scene where all he had to do was break things, he actually stops a painting from falling 😂

[@Sergiuss555]

Maybe there was a spoon painted on it

[@mez7736]

Also, the actual _camera_ stops a painting from falling at 8:08. 😂

[@johnwicz]

You made me laugh harder God dammit

[@tsriftsal3581]

@@Sergiuss555 there is no spoon

[@angeljohnson5367]

The drug dealer was the best actor 🤣

[@minidisx]

I think Tommy Wiseau would feel like “Everybody betray me, I’m fed up with this whirled” 7:47 after all the likes this comment got 😂

[@no1reallycaresabout2]

The funny thing is (IIRC) the drug dealer actor was the least experienced According to *The Disaster Artist*, the anger in the actor's voice was real; he was ticked off at Tommy Wiseau.

[@korayerkansafak8487]

he is the only actor..

[@tomasjara5717]

And Doggy's perfomance deserves an Oscar :D

[@korayerkansafak8487]

@@tomasjara5717 oh, hi doggy!

[@agneswebb5127]

“When is...the baby due?” That character appears out of thin air and is underrated AF.

[@yoymate6316]

I heard it was supposed to be the psychologist but the actor bailed before those scenes were shot lmao

[@Xehanort10]

@@yoymate6316 The actor who played Peter the psychologist got a part in another film I think which he told Wiseau about but Wiseau ignored him so he just left and a random new character called Steven was invented and put in.

[@pantherman8719]

Cinema Sins: Who tf is this guy? *Ding!*

[@kenji4861]

During filming, Lisa was roughly 23. Meaning "I gave you 7 years of my life" would put Johnny in jail.

[@David-gj9qr]

Well maybe the character was supposed to be 27 or maybe they were both underage when they started dating.

[@richieryan4998]

@@David-gj9qr We're supposed to think Johnny is in his 20s.

[@JayFFAFAlesanaES]

Not in the UK ! :P

[@dwaynethemineraljohnson412]

@@richieryan4998 he was atleast 45 while the filming the movie and he was 47 when it came out

[@Captain_Neckbeard]

He's a vampire, he's at least a few hundred years old.

[@ruthkabalo3751]

"I did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit. I did not hit her. I did nahhht. Oh, hi Mark."

[@badabing9143]

He's got to have a learning disability besides broken English. Honestly, he's not all there... Ruth, you're too funny

[@BoundInChains]

In an alternate universe the room is not a masterpiece.

[@tomrobinson2912]

I do not believe such a universe exists

[@janislafreniere9012]

Glad I’m not in that universe, cause this movie kills me.

[@regularyoutubename]

I bet in that one they tried very hard to make it good compared to hear

[@beegchunguz7425]

Critically acclaimed films only wish they can be this gem..

[@johnwicz]

This is fucking perfect

[@SoundMuzak]

The only thing missing here is "what a story Mark!"

[@nGUNNARp]

i was triggered when they cut right before that.

[@jonphillips7166]

Also the dialogue on the roof between Denny and Johnny where Denny professes his love for Lisa and Johnny tells him not to worry about it. Also, “thanks for paying my tuition” ranks high up there on one of the many seamless and logical transitions in the script.

[@NexusKin]

"Yeah you can say that again."

[@drrockkso8882]

My favorite detail about The Room is that when discussng Lisa none of the characters ever use the term "fiancee". They always say "future wife" instead. So hilariously weird.

[@christopherfleming7505]

That's probably because he didn't know the word "fiancé", as English wasn't his native language. This was a problem, as he wrote the script on his own, appart from having the lead role, directing and producing the film.

[@bladeoflight12hardcorepro50]

Tommy wanted only English to be spoken on set, this included not using loan words like fiancè(e), personally in universe my headcannon is no one in San Francisco uses the term Fiancè(e) because they never heard of it.

[@sonofagun4125]

According to a video I watched it was written in The Disaster Artist that Tommy had some kind of weird vendetta against France so he banned the use of all French words on set. Something trauma-related potentially

[@zingodoom]

@@sonofagun4125 It isn't a vendetta against France, it's that he speaks French after having lived there for a significant period of time. He's extremely, EXTREMELY paranoid about anything relating to his personal life To give an idea of his paranoia and how he reacts to it, some context for "Haha, what a story, Mark!" - the laugh was unscripted. For whatever reason, Tommy was literally unable to do a take of that without laughing. At one point, Greg adlibbed the "hospital on Guerrero Street" bit because Tommy had an apartment on a street called Guerrero at the time, and he was just trying to get through that scene, so he hoped that upsetting him by alluding to it would stop him from laughing Of course, they used a take of Tommy laughing anyway, and they used the take WITH the Guerrero Street referenced because it was allegedly the best take they had of that line

[@famouslyanonymous7704]

You are a real human bean

[@maciek8159]

And a real hero

[@BoundInChains]

Hai doggy

[@shadowofthenorthstar989]

Hai Mark

[@deb-1558]

Lets go eat huuuh!

[@priyavishnu4780]

Why, thank you 🥺❤️

[@teejay3272]

I watched this with a few buddies when it first start making the rounds in the industry. One of the few times in my life I literally rolled on the floor. Repeatedly. We all did. I actually wish he was some kind of genius and it was all intentional. An extraordinary film.

[@enby_kensei]

I mean, some people have theorized that Tommy Wiseau is actually BD Cooper so maybe he's a genius playing dumb lmao

[@georgecoventry8441]

It is! I love it, and can watch it any number of times, and it's more fun every time!

[@johnwicz]

Brought tears to my eyes just thinking about it

[@generaladvance5812]

Wiseau is an alien, and this was his attempt writing normal human interactions.

[@stephencalderwood9757]

Im definitely gonna keep my stupid comments in my pocket next time

[@MeanT241985]

It seems like you're the expert Stephen!

[@stephencalderwood9757]

@@MeanT241985 What a story haha

[@timdonahue4581]

That's a promise

[@stephencalderwood9757]

@@timdonahue4581 you're my favourite customer

[@MS-rj4sx]

cheep cheep cheep

[@nGUNNARp]

i love that his future mother in laws criticism of him isn't that he allegedly hit her daughter, it's that he didn't offer to pay for her friend's down payment on a new house...and this made sense to tommy i suppose.

[@SmoothCriminal12]

Sure, he may hit my daughter like she's Ray Rice's wife, but he didn't help with this down payment!

[@georgecoventry8441]

Yes, it probably did. One critic said it was like a deer trying to make a movie about human beings, knowing only what the average deer does know about human beings.

[@animalcloudA0X]

@@georgecoventry8441 Omg that is hilarious

[@XxHUNT3RN4T0RxX]

If this entire movie was a try not to laugh challenge it would be on veteran difficulty.

[@BellicIV]

If a line of movie would exist the world would be better place

[@GhostwalkerSparrow]

It would be impossible

[@vadamsvengeance3219]

No. Iron man difficulty

[@harveysengersmusic247]

"You are like Chicken. Chip chip chip" Once just like that. Once as a group. Even a third time during a fight. 😂

[@londonisboss52]

*I FEEL LIKE I'M SITTING ON AN ATOMIC BOMB WAITING FOR IT TO GO OFF*

[@popefang]

me too

[@NoYoutubeName1]

Call frink

[@khaeugriefshade6456]

Me too *smiles*

[@scrapplepig]

4:42 Mark tries to throw his friend off the roof of the building and when his attempt fails he apologizes "Sorry"

[@TheArtemis07]

I love the “chicken…cheep, cheep, cheep” parts.” Hilarious!

[@E.T.whisperer]

"I'm fed up with this squirrel"

[@FalconsEye58094]

When movies become their wikipedia descriptions

[@christopherortiz9330]

3:24: "Someone completely unrelated to you and me is buying a house and I want your husband to pay for it." WTF

[@thugger-vandross]

“I expected _your husband_ to be a little more generous”

[@juanmena3648]

"Johnny's dead" "LEAVE US" "He's still warm"

[@Hogislegis]

ending up in a hospital is one thing but ending up in a hospital on Guerrero Street is something Chris R wouldn’t even want

[@KamiiEternal]

Hahahaha what a story mark

[@ThePenitentMan1]

"This version is small enough to fit in your pocket without tearing it apart." But will there still be enough room to keep my stupid comments with them?

[@idontknowsobackoff3085]

The fight scene was the most awkward thing I've ever watched

[@daveangelovici9486]

There is quite the pick but Ill have to choose the chicken noises each time. Great movie!

[@barringtonfisher87]

Then you sir, have never been in a real fight. That's pretty much all that happens. The slow mo bit really captures the essence of the struggle. Masterfully done

[@giggleschad1484]

When watching the entire scene its the best. Everyone's emotions go from nice to rage to nice to rage to chill to fighting etc within seconds.

[@smoothiedud6820]

What a story mark

[@superclips6539]

Yeah, u can say that again

[@ellenday2155]

‘Do you want me to order a pizza?’ ‘Whatever, I don’t care.’ ‘I already ordered a pizza.’ Top notch dialogue there…

[@UMBR.]

Lisa thinks about everything.

[@stevenatkinson1228]

I laughed, I cried!

[@joeyb4045]

What an ensemble cast. Tight script. Dialogue is brilliant! Cinematography is amazing!

[@Minus5Stars]

I got the results of the test back. I definitely have breast cancer Don't worry about it

[@Mikado8848]

"So I ordered pizza."

[@matthewhwong4312]

The cut between the psychologist comments is perfect

[@whambamduel]

"Denny likes to watch..."

[@jamlym4974]

Tommy Wiseau boring? I don’t think so!

[@CoolSmoovie]

Yeah Lisa’s a real bitch

[@BoundInChains]

To be or not to be!

[@georgecoventry8441]

Anything BUT!

[@popefang]

that was the longest nine minutes fourteen seconds of my life

[@cald1421]

Chris R is an underrated character

[@ramonalejandrosuare]

"Peter, you always play sackologist with us."

[@tb7667]

Every time I watch it I something new that makes me laugh. The scene where she calls Mark and he says ‘he is very busy’. He looks like he is in a car outside of a school spying on children.

[@greengamma569]

I love how Tommy laughs when mark mentions a woman being beat up so bad she ended up in a hospital

[@anitabosse]

This masterpiece deserver a lot of golden statues

[@beegchunguz7425]

This movie is basically a condensed Soap Opera. And honestly the most accurate conflict that would be super realistic is the drug money Danny owes.

[@NexusKin]

"I owe him some money." "What kind of money?"

[@Dinny.]

6 million dollar budget! Well spent if you ask me 😁👍🍻

[@sadiesponge7577]

5 and a 1/2 to bribe the critics

[@MacenW]

@@sadiesponge7577 Critics don’t need bribing if it’s as good as it is

[@AnastasiaBeaverhousn]

I hope like hell you're joking!!! 🤔

[@Dinny.]

@@AnastasiaBeaverhousn .....my cheesy grin, not give it away 😄

[@cringyguy1302]

A well made back budget if you ask me

[@xdz70175]

"The candles... the music... the sexy dress... I mean what's going on?" Oh, I don't know Mark... World War III?

[@wanbatan]

A very elegant and emotional masterpiece. Except for the dubbing, I give 9/10

[@jamlym4974]

I don’t know what to say. ....But you psychologist.

[@ssssSTopmotion]

Timestamp?

[@StefanyDjuba]

You always playing psychologist with us

[@anslagstavlan]

@@ssssSTopmotion 4:12

[@ssssSTopmotion]

@@anslagstavlan thanks, I'm so happy I have you as my bessfreind

[@jonsson666]

The greatest movie of all time.

[@gythftfujvf6hk539]

Wat ur pic of

[@akademikbirey6673]

Dialogues are like a 5-year old playing Oblivion by randomly selecting answers.

[@d-dashmedia6010]

Ive always imagined there must of been someone who worked on this film who was to nervous to voice his opinion in regards to “Cut… that was okay right”

[@sedlyholmes3722]

I love how sleepy tommy is in this movie, like he just smoked a weed before doing a scene

[@JayV111]

Just a weed? Maybe it wasn’t just a weed, maybe it was two weeds or even 3

[@Guirko]

@@JayV111 Maybe he even injected a few weeds

[@JayV111]

@@Guirko lol

[@9VK7]

Smoked a weed

[@StitchPen]

It wasn't even weed. He mistook normal yard weeds for the drug, compacted them all, and put them into a blunt.

[@albertzayha8884]

"Plan Ten from SF. " Thanks for this vid-synopsis. Saved me 90 minutes of life that I could never reclaim. Just. Wow.

[@alejandromelchor4705]

“I don’t know what to say” “You’re a psicólogo” 😂

[@adams.2407]

Peter you always play sackalogist with us!

[@peteralbert1485]

It’s disconcerting how often the noises that chickens (allegedly) make are worked into the script...

[@georgecoventry8441]

I wonder if Tommy Wiseau has ever even seen a real chicken (other than Mark...)?

[@troy801]

Cheap cheap cheap CHEEEEEUhhhhhhUuueeeeeep

[@PhantomHostLive]

I did NAUGHT!

[@barringtonfisher87]

I've never seen a faster transaction than Johnny buying flowers. He doesn't drink, but he sure looks like he smokes a lot of weed

[@joeschmo622]

Tommy Wiseau and Neil Breen should make a movie together. It would be epic.

[@angelatarrance1896]

Underrated comment! I so agree.

[@wayward_identity]

you're right, but the elite soldier government hacking business is just too competitive.

[@DBSG1976]

@@wayward_identity and the inflated egos

[@cravenmoorehead6265]

@@wayward_identity synthetic Breen power!

[@JugglerOfWords]

I cannot believe this hasn't happened yet, I cannot believe it

[@paulrussell1207]

This is a gripping drama. Shot in a deliberately uncanny setting, lighting and studio, the Room represents how our lives playout before us like a badly written stage play, and not like the high budget Hollywood blockbuster romcom we all wished we inhabited. This is deliberate. Here we have characters as metaphors for both ourselves and for the archetypes we imagine we share the universe with. At the centre there is Johnny. The entire play is a fleeting representation/dream of his past few months, as they probably played out in his head in the instant before he shoots himself. We can use this as a jumping off point for how we live our own lives. Throughout this masterpiece, we see him laugh awkwardly and behave in peculiar ways towards the characters and circumstances he encounters. Sometimes what is performed as an outward expression on screen, actually represents the inner dialogue he was having with himself. What would you tell yourself if you were faced by a lovesick teenager with an unhealthy and perverted obsession with your partner but who was also somebody you had taken under your wing and tried to help? The help that Johnny gave that kid might be intertwined with his own self value. The scene in 0:16 is not meant to have happened as such, it is an embodiment and incarnation of a social circumstance that is supposed to be playing out over the course of many months leading up to his suicide. Where he displayed love and caring for the kid, whilst the teenager encroached in ways unhealthy for his relationship. The poor dialogue and unromantic feeling of Mark and Lisa falling for each other represents the apparently animalistic and unromantic ways that ones we have deep connections with choose others, for more arbitrary reasons, such as physical lust. This is their romance, playing out in Johnny's head right before he shoots himself. It is meant to be ham and unromantic. How do you think he imagined it? All scenes play out like this, inside his head as he reflects. At 1:12 we see another uncanny and strange encounter. The romantic journey that the protagonist is on, represented by the buying of roses, intersects with the lives of the strangers we encounter along the way. Their intersections into our lives are fleeting and despite the niceties such people come and go, and fade barely into memory. He has brilliantly displayed this by the fact that she can't recognise him as he walks in to buy flowers, but then shortly afterwards calls him her favourite customer. Maybe in the months prior to his suicide they had shared friendly exchanges but on hearing of his death she was probably gonna be like "Johnny who... oh the guy with the hair?" Deep down he knew this. Johnny then plays out scenes, with everyday mundanities like ordering pizza, intersected with his failure to get a promotion and downward spiral in the eyes of Lisa (and therefore in his own eyes). His attention starts to fade from Lisa as a person from this point on. The mother telling Lisa she has breast cancer, a plot line that apparently goes nowhere, probably goes nowhere for a reason. In his final moment Johnny realises that he never followed up on things that Lisa was going through. He was trying hard to do the "right thing", but was failing at what mattered. Remember it's all in his mind, so if he never asked further about her mother's treatment, nothing further came of it for him, apart from Lisa's departure. The drunken nights alone with her and the unfounded accusation of assault, it may be a metaphor, he "hit her" in the sense of not caring about her. Only his promotion occupies him, as he wishes to compete on a more superficial level with Mark. Shortly afterwards we have another plot that seems to arise out of the blue. Denny has a drug addiction. This was out of the blue in Johnny's mind so appears as such in the play. Whilst he supported Denny financially, he did not have a true close authentic connection to him. Denny's addiction passed him by. Who is this kid. Does he know him? Then there is the iconic roof scene. He is also so obsessed with how he did not hit Lisa, he did not harm her, he did not... that he doesn't notice Mark on the roof. The person who will steal her from him. That's on purpose. He laughs awkwardly at Mark's story about the cheating girl being beaten, because in his mind he is full of such anger himself. He probably didn't laugh for real at the time Mark told him this story, this is another representation in his mind's eye during his last moments. Then Mark is confronted by the psychologist. Mark did not literally try to push him off the building. Another metaphor is performed here to show how now Mark was in full control of how events unfolded by this point strong-arming others into his narrative. This is confounded in the second most iconic scene in which Mark walks in wearing a tux, now the centre of attention, with his new slick look. He gets the admiration of the others and then takes a leading role in "dictating the play" demonstrated through the football metaphor. (The football metaphor is present throughout. It shows how intricate plays occur in social power structures and friendships). The fact that they are wearing tuxedos probably represents a more formal aspect to the changing of who is in control. So Johnny gets desperate. Then we have a new client at the bank. Earth shattering, or is it? This client may not be real or may not ever have existed, but we now see that Johnny is on the offensive. That's why Mark wants to know so badly who it is. To assess if Johnny is a realistic threat. Can Johnny regain control through money and career progression? Johnny senses this unease so puts Mark on the spot, asking about his sex life. This is extremely subtle and clever. It all comes to a head at the party. The different trajectories they were on, exemplified by the baby that was never to be. Another metaphor, this time for the future. They collide. When Johnny sees that his trajectory is different from everybody else's, everybody he has cared about, he self destructs. In a final act of desperation he pulls the gun on himself. This is the moment of the drama. The vantage point from which all other scenes have occurred past and future. He pulls the trigger and as he lays dead (this is now him in his final moments projecting forward, thinking of how it will be when he is gone) he imagines that those who cared about him will suddenly realise that they are wrong, and that he will lie there, like Jesus, in a crucifix position, sacrificed for their sins, as they repent. Whether this is how they will/would react to him pulling the trigger is uncertain. In fact we do not know if he ever pulls it. All we see is how the life we end up leading, can be messy and imperfect with characters that don't make sense or act in ways that we expect. And for that this drama is a piece of art. And tells us a profound truth.

[@worksv3]

Hahaha, what a story @paulrussell1207!

[@superclips6539]

Masterpiece

[@BoundInChains]

You can say that again!

[@samueldubik4418]

Chris R actor is so good that his performance is actually out of place in this movie

[@michaeldublg]

This movie actually makes more sense than the Disney Star Wars trilogy

[@stevenking4617]

We need more movies like this

[@musikinspace]

How can such perfection exist?

[@mr.nobody7258]

Plot twist: the room was supposed to be an Oscar winning film, but some things really went wrong and gave us the room we know.

[@cringyguy1302]

The room we know is an Oscar winning film

[@gekara1237]

Let's all face it: Lisa needed some of that Guerrero Street treatment.

[@calebrands4912]

Whenever someone in public calls my name or asks if my name is Caleb, I often reply with "that's me".

[@Higginz1991]

"iS hE DeAd??" "His brain's over there, sis"

[@xagon2012]

I like a high school movie project, only with worse acting.

[@ImMohammadmahdi]

Tommy acted so realist, Danny actually thought he was dead and said "wake up Tommy"

[@IgnacDvorsky]

It's a magical rooftop. Where everyone will try to kick off the roof, but they never will

[@Gigatless]

The funny part is that the whole script of the room spins around Tommy's lines.

[@jessetellez3924]

This is the greatest movie ever made!

[@TexasScratchMan]

The part where he picked up that old school tv and launched it like a piece of paper was my fav part

[@middle-agedclimber]

A proof he's from outer space. Alien strength😂

[@jamlym4974]

The movie was a disaster and we wouldn’t want it any other way.

[@loudtaste1046]

8:16 why does that part make me laugh so hard 😂

[@fabi9104]

8:33 THIS SCENE IS SO FUNNY TO ME 😭😭😭

[@StefanyDjuba]

You're laughing Johnny killed himself and you're laughing

[@shadowofthenorthstar989]

@@StefanyDjuba 😂😂

[@neame-bh3uq]

You’re the cause of all of this, I don’t love you

[@victormanteca7395]

@@StefanyDjuba "He's in a better place."

[@gok3931]

my god! mark, is he dead? 😂 nah, its just a scratch he'll be fine

[@ruuzap]

“Hi Johnny, I didn’t know that was you” Lmaoooo, can’t imagine how many vampire people she knows

[@drainmudvayne27]

this is one of the best movies ive seen, loved it.....

[@gok3931]

5:57 thank you for asking the real questions Dr. Banner dont get me wrong, this movies a masterpiece

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Fun fact: That guy is the replacement for the psychiatrist actor because the psychiatrist actor left the set for real.

[@gok3931]

@@margarethmichelina5146 hey, that's good to know 🤣

[@mez7736]

This movie's budget was $6M. Good to see it all up there on the screen. Fuck me dead.

[@ruuuuudooooolph]

There is a bit of Arnold Schwarzenegger in this man.

[@84ames]

“I did not hit her!” It’s not true!” “It’s bullshit!” “I did not hit her.. I did noooot!” “Oh hi Mark-“ LMAO

[@musicmitchy4296]

"as far as I'm concerned, you can drop off the face of the earth.. it's a promise"… 🤣🤣🤣

[@cringyguy1302]

6:56 maybe we should actually ask Tommy wiseau that question.

[@SkelatorLover]

This movie gets a 3/10 for the plot Sex sense 2/10 Dialog gets a 5-6/10 Timing gets a 25/10 And the rest is a 40/10

[@ethanmay4573]

Great video, although you missed my favorite character Mike!! I love when Mark “accidentally” pushes Mike into a trash can while they are playing catch 😂😂

[@georgecoventry8441]

A very significant scene! Orson Welles couldn't match that, and I don't think Stanley Kubrick could either. Brando only *tried* to accomplish in his whole career what Tommy Wiseau has accomplished with just ONE movie.

[@thetruthexperiment]

I didn’t know it was you!!!! So many amazing lines.

[@nkovrig]

"Have any of you people ever actually SEEN a chicken?"

[@daveangelovici9486]

My conclusion here is that chickens in Europe are different

[@JonStark117]

*If skipping through NPC dialogue was a movie.*

[@LILGHETTI]

2:40 most iconic scene in all of cinema 💀

[@alexperez3367]

Johnny wasnt a bad interpreted character, was just a pissed mind that use indifference as mask and forced relax with any random shit that happen in his mind or friends. A depressed mind

[@mr.whisper3338]

I showed my friend a comp of Tommy's scenes in this movie and she didn't get it at first. She thought it was one of the vids with a dubbed over voice that makes someone sound stupid. When I informed her that's actually the dialogue and that Tommy is trying to act, she nearly cracked a rib. Grabbed snacks and we watched the whole damn thing. lol

[@TerryAllenSwartos]

8:00 best rampage EVARRRGH!

[@christinaemma9097]

omg such a moving movie has me so emotional every time makes me so happy to be alive :)

[@a1kev]

I’m expecting Johnny’s friend to say “wOw” at any second

[@gpeaceportville]

"Wake up, Johnny!" Either that kid's stupidly optimistic or just doesn't know that you need a head to live.