I'm not saying it's a bad thing that more people found out about it (I wouldn't have made this thread otherwise), but the way that people tend to react to it now is what annoyed me. It just didn't feel fun anymore.

I agree with you. Is like some of the guys that are now watching the Room for the first time are trying to hard. Instead of enjoying this piece of mediocrity, they now want to be part of the "event", overcompensating with the throwing of spoons or laughing at stuff that is not even funny intentionally or unintentionally.

Yeah, at that House That Drips Blood on Alex screening, anytime Tommy would say anything a few guys right behind me would laugh so hard I thought (and hoped) their throats would rip. And then they'd shout catchphrases because, you know, it's funny to repeat lines from The Room ad infinitum.

8-bit game of the Room!

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/547307

That is so eerily addictive.

Holy Shit! I graduated high school with one of the actors in this.

Philip Haldiman, I believe he plays the college student. Real short guy with brown hair.

Now I'm gonna have to check this out.

bahahaha DENNY "you know, 2 is great but 3's a crowd"

The video game gets a little long, but it's worth playing all the way through if you enjoy the movie.

Amazing. I got 9/10 spoons, 1/3 tapes, 2/6 things Johnny wishes he could forget, and found numerous little extra bits.

The Room is playing Yale campus so I went. Tom Wiseau did not attend.
Frankly he would be good in a horror movie - he has such a hideous face, together with the monstrous body and 80s metal hair. Oh, and he shouldn't talk. Too bad this is a romantic ensemble drama and he plays a banker. I came in hoping for a good laugh at a so bad it's good movie, and his accent really sold the best lines. And he screws up everything a first time writer and director could possibly screw up (I liked the obvious staginess of his "apartment", complete with boom mic drooping down between the actors) but unfortunately it really feels dull and pointless too. Without the audience using it as a straight man if you will, enthusiastically cheering every stupid line and bad dramatic moment, this would be another navel gazing festival reject. In short, Ed Wood's legacy is safe for now

Two friends of mine in North Carolina went and saw a midnight screening. They were sending me pictures through the whole thing. They thought it was a blast. I was just happy the first thought they had when they decided to go was of me.

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That's so gonna be stuck in my head for a long while.

I actually found that because Tommy is on twitter http://twitter.com/RealTommyWiseau

You can go to the guy's website (linked in the info) and download a second track, "Hey Babe (How is Your Sex Life?)"

I think the dialogue and acting is worse than Troll 2.

I still can't quite figure this movie out. Was it intentional or not? Sometimes I think it was, sometimes I think it wasn't.

So, I'm finally going to see a theatrical screening of The Room this Saturday. My two previous viewings were at home; first without the Rifftrax audio, then with it.

What should I expect? We're bringing spoons (of course).

I'm hoping that, because this has only been shown a handful of times in my city, the crowd won't be quite as bad as suprmallet and other have experienced.

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bring spoons, and be prepared for alot of people to shout out lines

http://www.slashfilm.com/tommy-wisea...+%28%2FFilm%29

Sandy Schklair (who is credited as Script Supervisor on the movie) is claiming that he directed most of the movie and wants a directing credit.

(The main article is in this week's Entertainment Weekly and isn't online yet, so the link is just excerpts).

Why would someone want to claim that? "No, I'm the one who doesn't know how to make a movie!"

^ Because Wiseau is making a fortune at these screenings, that's why.

The article also says he quit a month in too

"Video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Wiseau Films."
Oh come on, Tommy. You've been a good sport, but now you're getting greedy

This guy's Tommy Wiseau acting is perfect!

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