Good, but overrated

Rating: 6/10 (6 March 2016)

The Room got nominated for lots of awards and there were people claiming that it's the best movie of the year. Moving into the movie with this hype, there is almost no way to not get excited.
In my opinion the plot is separated into two parts. The first part is really interesting and causes you to think about lots of things, and this results into some more expectations. Pretty much every scene makes sense, until the part that Ma rolls Jack into the carpet. And then, everything goes the opposite way...
When Jack goes into the truck, the second part begins. I thought the movie was starting to get really exciting and dramatic, but it never happened. I thought the movie can't be that simple. I even thought Jack was in a dream and everything was just the preview of what will happen. But he wasn't dreaming. The police immediately found out Ma, and the rest of the second part is pretty much boring.
Now, i don't know if i'm unemotional or something, but i didn't get the dramatic side of it. I didn't feel what they experienced. The movie is just not good enough to tell it. Not to mention, there are lots of logical errors such as them not thinking about breaking the window. I know that there is a psychological part of it, and actually that's the point that i'm talking about, the movie just doesn't tell it well enough.
If Jacob Tremblay wouldn't carry the movie by himself with his absolutely amazing acting, i would definitely give this movie a lower rating and say that it doesn't deserve an Oscar nomination. But he made the movie acceptable, even though i still think it's really overrated.
6/10.