Inspirational Biographic Comedy About A Very Passionate, But Misunderstood Artist

Rating: 9/10 (9 November 2018)

The Disaster Artist is about the people and process behind the making of the "best worst movie of all time." It is hilarious because the person being portrayed (Tommy Wiseau) is such an unbelievable person that really exists in reality-- his passions, manner, vision, and how he deals with discouraging events are truly "abnormal" and out-of -this world. I gave this a 9/10 because of the integrity of the portrayals made, the dedication of James Franco, and the real-life story behind this film.
James Franco really did a great job in trying to imitate Tommy. I can feel James Franco's dedication to the role. However, the other actors couldn't keep up to the high level of James, and were just at decent levels.
While watching the movie, I felt inspired to imitate the passion and dedication of Tommy Wiseau: even if the world (literally everybody in the world except his friend, Greg Sistero) told him that he couldn't do it, he just went doing it anyway. Most of the people in our lives, including us, are too terrified to step into the void and pursue our dreams while putting everything on the line to achieve those dreams.
The impressive quality of some of the most iconic and marvelous people in the history of mankind to overcome internal and external obstacles in the pursuit of their vision is truly amazing-- which is the highlight of this movie.
The Room started out as a failure, but eventually was honored to become one of the bests... of something. And this, my friends, is one of the cases when reality become more absurd than fiction.