Posts by Paul Gonzalez6

The floodgates are open, and they aren’t going to close as long as there is money to be made. Especially when you look at the Chinese market, where these movies rake in an absolute fortune.

urbanwalker72 said:

Matthew Evans As stated by:
I exist as a solitary Being.Everything else is simply a collection of his expressions, his lived experiences, and his various manifestations.
🙂

It appears that Sigmund has yet to provide an explanation as to why God cannot be considered a Being. ☕

He actually went over all of that yesterday in a different thread.

Peter Ruiz2 said:I’m still convinced this whole thing is just a massive joke played by a few wealthy guys who threw some money at a project for their own amusement, effectively manufacturing a myth. Honestly, it isn't even a bad movie—it's just a movie that was intentionally shot poorly.

I think you've got it wrong. You really should read Disaster Artist.

Joshua Ramirez2 said:It’s one of my all-time favorites. Seeing this just reminded me that I seriously need to pick up the Blu-ray.

Has anyone actually read "Disaster artist"? I swear, I nearly lost it laughing while reading.

No, but I’ve listened to Sesterov’s appearances on Opie & Anthony and on Scheerov’s podcast where he retells those stories. 🙏
For those who aren't in the loop, Greg Sistero—the guy who plays Mark in the movie—wrote a book detailing how the film came together and his own relationship with Tommy. Apparently, the book is a total riot, but you should really try to find the audiobook narrated by Sester himself. He might be a disastrous actor, but he has the most spot-on Tommy impression ever. 🤣

YouTube

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The crowning achievement of the multi-talented Tommy Wiseau, the black comedy-drama The Room explores the messy reality of human relationships. It offers a fascinating window into the mind of a man watching his entire world crumble after discovering that his fiancée and his best friend have been having an affair behind his back.
At this point, there isn't much left to say given all the praise—and the inevitable critiques—this film has garnered. It is quite simply essential viewing for any true cinephile. 👍

Are there any other fans of this masterpiece lurking on this subforum?

What are your thoughts on The Tale of the Princess Kaguya? To be honest, I’m just not feeling particularly drawn to it. 😢

Here is the trailer for the US version

Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro?