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Rating: 10/10 (25 December 2017)

The Disaster Artist chronicles the making of a movie notoriously bad yet oddly watchable: The Room; and this film is a love letter to moviemaking in general as well as a celebration and honest critiquing of artistic and personal persistence. The Disaster Artist is one of the year's best movies and makes for a surprisingly moving journey as well.
James Franco plays Tommy Wiseau and he delivers a man not only far-fetched from humanity and the present, but a wannabe star in pursuit of Hollywood success and glamour. Was it all sunshine and roses? No; of course not, and neither was the actual making of The Room. The miracle The Disaster Artist pulls off is its celebration of failure and how there can be genuine passion from an ironic admiration of something as absurd as a poorly-made 2003 'romantic-drama'.
The Disaster Artist is the best movie-about-moviemaking I've seen in a long time and Franco deserves an Oscar for his spot-on impression of Tommy Wiseau making him out to be an odd yet artistically experimental guy whose farfetched and absurd personality made him become a super-cult-star of an actor.
The Disaster Artist: art born from an actual disaster. I love this movie! Easily deserves to be seen at the movies and easily worth owning on BluRay/DVD.