Review of The Disaster Artist (2017) by Adrian S — 01 Jan 2018

For a film about possibly the worst director and film ever made, The Disaster Artist comes off as surprisingly smart and funny, ably hoisted by the committed James Franco. Through re-enacting the B-grade campy behind-the-scenes moments of that cult classic film, it manages to offer charming insights into an auteur's ego, the narcissistic mindset of an uncompromising 'maverick' and the always-frustrating filmmaking process.