The Room 2003 Review

The room 2003 so bad it s actually very good.

The room 2003 review.

It deserves nothing less 5 0overall scorereader rating 23 votesit might be a drop in the. The room is a 2003 american independent drama film written produced and directed by tommy wiseau who stars in the film alongside juliette danielle and greg sestero the film centers on a melodramatic love triangle between amiable banker johnny wiseau his deceptive fiancée lisa danielle and his conflicted best friend mark sestero. With tommy wiseau juliette danielle greg sestero philip haldiman. Produced by chloe lietzke drew caffrey tommy wiseau.

Cult phenom amateur melodrama best left to adults. Johnny can also be a little too. I don t often say this but i believe sometime it s important to watch the bad movies so that you can. Read common sense media s the room 2003 review age rating and parents guide.

Directed by tommy wiseau. Tommy wiseau the room released in 2003 the room would have faded into obscurity had it not like most of ed wood s films possessed the right mixture of sincerity god awful ineptness and unintentional humour. From there nothing will be the same again. A chloe prods tpw films presentation of a wiseau film production.

One day putting aside any scruple she seduces johnny s best friend mark. Johnny is a successful bank executive who lives quietly in a san francisco townhouse with his fiancée lisa. Johnny is a successful banker with great respect for and dedication to the people in his life especially his future wife lisa. The film s unique ineptitude began to attract rowdy.

Within months the film had become a cult classic playing in packed los angeles theatres to legions of screaming fans. The room first gained notoriety in los angeles partly thanks to a billboard advertising it that stood over sunset boulevard for five years. 5 stars bad good in fact can be used to teach how not to make a film bonafide classic of cinema for all the wrong reasonsreally could do with a re mastered blu ray release. Directed written by tommy wiseau.