Lets not

Can't take out frustrations on Mr. Wiseau.

The Chiefs......nah really I don't give two Monsturds......
I thought this place is slipping, use to that would have been on of the first 5 posts.

Touché, I'm kinda surprised it wasn't to be honest after you did post that

My avatar is Me Underwears from that horrendous movie, so bad its good! worth seeing once, you won't forget that awful mess of a movie

Holy shit, the O-face. That's a very underrated scene!

Oh Hai Mark

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I don't know about that.

Firstly I'm a MST3K fan, and there are some amazingly great bad movies. I'm just one of those guys who watches movies like this.

The truth is that it's all Wiseau that's fascinating. The movie has nothing else to amuse you even as a 'so bad it's good' viewing. If you put any normal bad actor in his place it's just a really boring bad movie. It's all just HIS performance.

Yeah, I'm critiquing a movie's 'so bad it's good' status.

Christ I suck.

And the The Dark Knight without Heath Ledger would be stale and boring too

I don't know, man. Dennys overall creepiness, Marks amazement every time Lisa is DTF, and Lisa's mother in general are all pretty amusing in their own way.

I don't agree. I think a number of method actors could have done that role as it was written.

Heath Ledger is/was not the greatest actor in the world, and the way that character was written had a massive impact on how it was portrayed. Certainly nobody could have followed it, but that could have been the case with a number of guys.

It's not like he just pulled that whole character out of his ass. The Joker, as a character, ALWAYS sells tickets.

Not so much the writing, he literally killed himself after playing the part, he isolated himself in a hotel w/ his drugs to make himself ****ing crazy. But The Room wouldn't be as good without Denny or the other terrible actors. I do agree The Room would not be memorable without Tommy Wiseau. That accent and delivery of the dialogue is priceless.

Sometimes, when the lighting hits just right, Lisa looks like Anna Faris to me. Gives it a bit of Scary Movie feel.

Sure, but it also takes the determination and absolute conviction that you are a gifted artist. Not to mention his delusional point of view. The average talentless millionaire would defer to professionals. He wouldn't compromise on his insane vision.