Oh hi Marx!

Rating: 8/10 (24 May 2018)

Oh hi Marx! (7,7)

A human baby would copy one's mother and father. A school boy would want to grow as tall as a mountain. A teenager would spell out the words of the Old English to honor her ancestors.
We human beings are with one goal in life... to match one another.
In this movie, we see a man who is as "bizarre" as the word itself. But is he really bizarre?.. He is anything that we are certainly not as the floating body of people all around the world, so that it doesn't matter if some of us dives while some leaps.
Tommy Wiseau is an original man, just like we all were when we were little. Oh, please! The little on the outside should not get hurt by my statement... I am talking about the one who wears a dress just because the most of people think it's cool to do so. Namely myself. But not Mr. Wiseau.
He thinks it's a must to reveal the lower part of the body to sell a movie.
He believes he's being real when laughing at tragedies.
He knows he should hide his true identity from prying eyes even if it's plain.
We do not believe some words he's saying. We do not defend his actions nor beliefs. At least not one hundred percent. But it is clear that we all have this kind of dreaming self inside us that we silence over time.
Yes, to be a rich, popular person is not a divine nor a humane purpose in life. In fact, he could build schools for the tight budgeted families, or pay for some of their expenses... If he's such a great person, he could even send money / help to those who cannot defend themselves against their oppressors... such as Palestinians.
Still, to follow one's dream with such a unique character in dreamy sequances is a success in this mechanized, unauthentic age.
He (Tommy Wiseau) simply lives without much to plan on nor be a professional of... This is what we lost during the last two centuries... For he improvises... he did nooooot.
(O-okay, don't... don't stare at me too long... I apologize to you and Karl Marx also.)
This is why The Room became something of an equal to Pulp Fiction (or Kolpaçino, it's Turkish it you are interested) with respect to the eternalness.
If we are to criticize the casting, we say that James Franco was the perfect choice for the part. The man himself must be proud. The way he dedicated himself to being Tommy Wiseau is nearly A+!..
Dave Franco keeps our hopes up with his enthusiastic play!.. Wow!
I love the acting, I love the overall directing, I love Tommy Wiseau!..
Here is a saying of my culture upon this:
"Abdullah bin 'Umar (a Companion of the Prophet) said, 'Allah's Messenger, peace be upon Him, took hold of my shoulder and said, 'Be in this world as if you were a stranger or a traveler.''
The sub-narrator added: Ibn 'Umar used to say: 'If you survive till the evening, do not expect to be alive in the morning, and if you survive till the morning, do not expect to be alive in the evening, and take from your health for your sickness, and (take) from your life for your death.' "
Reference : Sahih al-Bukhari 6416
In-book reference : Book 81, Hadith 5
USC-MSA web (English) reference : Vol. 8, Book 76, Hadith 425
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