Review of The Disaster Artist (2017) by Viniciusbrito — 23 Feb 2018

This movie definitely maked me appreciate The Room way more than I already did, it showed how tough it was and how courageous they were. I like how the movie teach you that if you want something, you gotta go for it, just like that, don't make questions, but work hard investing your time and whatever else you could to make it happen, not mattering where you from, how old you are or who you know. Tommy Wiseau story on motivating and doing this movie is fantastic, how no one believed in him and how he was affraid to say that he wasn't even from U.S., probably because of the fear of repression, then he just said "you know what? i'm gonna do this anyway", or better.. We gonna do this, because Greg also have a nice story. The way that Tommy convinces Greg to get on that trip is just simply and well done by James Franco, which brings us to the actors performance, James and Dave Franco do a great job, because they are brothers the chemistry works very well, so together as individually. James Fraco transmits the character, almost perfectly, facets, extravagance, passion and personality, the accent is great and very close to the real one. "HAHAHA".

Technically the movie is operant, it works but isn't special, but it is very funny and dramatic, the end of the movie really puts you in some emotional moment that you can feel it, much because of Francos acting.

I believe that the post-production of The Room could have been more exploited, the dubbing and the montage could have provided some comic moments. The recreation of scenes are phenomenal that in general gonna put you in laugh mode.

I like to say that the room is a terrible voluntary drama and a great involuntary comedy. The disaster artist literally makes you feel how hard and worthy was that movie, trying to score a goal and ending up making a basket brilliantly.