A comedy, which I viewed as an introspective drama

Rating: 9/10 (25 April 2018)

You know, I just watched The Disaster Artist and I honestly very seldom laughed. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the movie a ton, but I didn't view it as a comedy.
I am concidered an eccentric person myself, not anyway near the eccentricity of Tommy, but in a similar manner, and I saw myself exagerated in the character (and, subsequently, in the real person) that is Tommy Wiseau and I fully related to him. I know how he feels, I know what it is to be passionate to the point of disregading other people around you, I know what it is to be misunderstood on such a deep level, and how degrading it can feel inside. This isn't good or bad it's just, as Tommy himself said, human nature.
We all have a bit of Tommy inside ourselves and I think we all should embrace. If it's not hurting us or the people around us.. why shouldn't we all be a bit Tommy sometimes.
P.S.I think it's interesting how The Room was concieved as a serious drama, but it is recieved as a comedy, and The Disaster Artist is a comedy, but I personally viewed it as an introspective drama. Ironic, isn't it?