#19

Hmm you know what, I’ll give it a watch tomorrow

#20

one of the best things about seeing it in the cinema is you realise how funny the sex scenes are - especially the fact that they re-use the footage - everyone just yelling at the screen throughout is genuinely incredibly funny

#21

FRESH

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#22

Good write up in the Guardian today:

#23

Guys - did you know that Tommy Wiseau is 62 years old!?!

#24

i saw the disaster artist last night. it was good and i enjoyed it. james franco is very very good as tommy and i genuinely forgot it actually wasn’t tommy wiseau at some points.

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#25

omg where did you see it? is it out? this is the most excited I’ve been for a film since… idk… toy story 2 (which sucked)

#26

i don’t think so… (it was a preview screening)

#27

you lucky, lucky person

#28

I’ve got tickets to see it at the Prince Charles in a couple of weeks

#29

Think it’s out in 2 weeks

#30

It’s out now! Might go and see it

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#31

Likes the room, hates toy story 2. You’re doing films wrong!

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#32

Fans of the room should watch this amazing review in the meantime

#33

I was considering going to a double-bill screening (this and The Room, as I’ve never seen The Room but want to), but it (predictably, I guess) seems to have sold out. Darsh.

#34

I haven’t seen the room but I have watched A LOT of clips of it and feel as tho I get the gist. Should I still go see the disaster artist tonight or wait until I’ve watched the room properly?

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#35

In the mean time, play the game!

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#36

I’ve seen the room but my bf hasn’t. Will this just be super odd if you haven’t seen the room or will he still be entertained?

#37

One of my favourite little bits is after one of the sex scenes, the woman rolls over and has a rose petal stuck to her back and then it falls off.

Just a little thing but the kind of thing that would never happen in a ‘proper’ film.

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#38

Got tickets for the disaster artist on Wednesday. I am excited.

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