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Rating: 7.40/10 from 165000 votes

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Synopsis

In the 1990s, Greg Sestero is an aspiring actor, who meets the strange Tommy Wiseau in an acting class. Together, Tommy inspires Greg to overcome his nervousness in acting so well that Greg agrees to come to Los Angeles with his odd new friend to pursue their dreams. However, their dreams seem to prove hopeless, especially for Tommy whose mysteriously strange accent and personality repels nearly all around him. Out of an inadvertent suggestion from Greg, Tommy is inspired to instead create his own movie, The Room (2003). What follows is a bizarre struggle to create that film, guided by Tommy, a man who has plenty of money, but not a trace of filmmaking education, experience, talent or even common sense. Along the way, Greg's friendship with Tommy is put to the test as this project takes shape that would produce a film that ultimately becomes a bizarre accomplishment of a cult classic nature that no one, including Tommy, can see coming.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Disaster Artist
	It Won't Be Me	Francine Reed: Performer
	Never Gonna Give You Up	Mike Stock: Writer Rick Astley: Performer
	It Takes Two	Rob Base: Writer Rob Base: Performer
	Good Vibrations
	Finally
	Rhythm of the Night
	What You Want
	Outside Looking In
	Can't Get You Out of My Head
	Epic
	Eternal Memories
	This My Movie And This My Life (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	The Disaster Artist	Dave Porter: Performer
	Welcome To My Planet, Greg (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	Meet Tommy	Dave Porter: Performer
	I Love Football	Dave Porter: Performer
	Tommy's Pad	Dave Porter: Performer
	Going To The Dean	Dave Porter: Performer
	Pinky Finger Swear	Dave Porter: Performer
	All The Pretty Boys (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	Leaving Mom's	Dave Porter: Performer
	Iris Burton Agency	Dave Porter: Performer
	The Rules To The Class Are Simple………Any Questions Before We Start? (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	Auditions	Dave Porter: Performer
	Acting Class	Dave Porter: Performer
	One In A Million	Dave Porter: Performer
	We Make Movie. The Room! (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	Rooftop Revelation	Dave Porter: Performer
	The Script	Dave Porter: Performer
	First Day Speech	Dave Porter: Performer
	I Did Not Hit Her. I Did Not. Oh Hi Mark. (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	I Did Not Hit Her	Dave Porter: Performer
	Cock Sock	Dave Porter: Performer
	3,2,1 Bang	Dave Porter: Performer
	Shave Your Beard	Dave Porter: Performer
	You Are Tearing Me Apart, Lisa! (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	Movie Over	Dave Porter: Performer
	This Was Your Dream Too	Dave Porter: Performer
	Building Anticipation	Dave Porter: Performer
	I'm Glad You Like My Comedic Movie (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer
	Premiere Speech	Dave Porter: Performer
	Tommy's Pad	Dave Porter: Performer
	Leaving Mom's	Dave Porter: Performer
	I'm Glad You Like My Comedic Movie (Dialogue) (James Franco)	Dave Porter: Performer

User reviews

Timothy Baker

7/10

The original score effectively conveys the ups and downs of the filmmaking process, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of the characters.

Donald Clark

5/10

The use of unique soundscapes and eclectic melodies in the soundtrack mirrors the eccentricity of Tommy Wiseau's character, helping to immerse the audience in his unconventional world.

Donna Gonzalez

5/10

The music selection in the movie effectively conveys the emotional rollercoaster experienced by the characters, especially Tommy Wiseau, as they navigate the challenges of creating The Room.

Patricia Lopez

7/10

The soundtrack features a great mix of retro tunes that transport the audience back to the 1990s, creating a nostalgic atmosphere.

Kimberly Miller

7/10

The music in The Disaster Artist evokes a sense of creativity and passion, mirroring the characters' dedication to their unconventional dream.

Jennifer Lee

3/10

The soundtrack felt repetitive and monotonous, with few standout tracks that left a lasting impression. It failed to enhance the storytelling or evoke strong emotions, which is crucial for a film that delves into the tumultuous relationship between Greg and Tommy.

Susan Young

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends with the dialogue and action on screen, creating a cohesive and immersive cinematic experience.

David Nelson

7/10

The soundtrack of The Disaster Artist perfectly captures the quirky and eccentric personality of Tommy Wiseau, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Paul Anderson

10/10

The songs chosen for The Disaster Artist soundtrack are not only entertaining but also help to set the tone and atmosphere of the scenes. The music selection is spot on, enhancing the overall viewing experience and adding an extra layer of enjoyment to the film.

Edward Smith

7/10

The music sets the tone for the hilariously awkward moments in the film, adding an extra layer of comedy to the already absurd story.

Margaret Brown

1/10

I was disappointed by the overall production quality of the soundtrack. The sound mixing seemed off at times, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the film's narrative. I believe a more skilled composer could have elevated the viewing experience with a more dynamic and engaging score.

Kenneth Baker

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack feels purposefully chosen to enhance the storytelling, showcasing the attention to detail in the film's production.

Donald Jones

9/10

The musical score of The Disaster Artist is a masterful blend of different genres and styles, creating a unique and memorable listening experience. The use of diverse instruments and melodies keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Daniel Smith

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Disaster Artist is a standout element of the film, effectively complementing the narrative and bringing an extra layer of depth to the characters' motivations and struggles.

Charles Taylor

5/10

The musical choices in The Disaster Artist evoke a sense of nostalgia for the 1990s era while also providing a modern twist that resonates with contemporary audiences.

Nancy Jones

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Disaster Artist is a standout element that elevates the film to a whole new level, making it a truly memorable and enjoyable viewing experience.

Deborah Robinson

9/10

The soundtrack of The Disaster Artist perfectly captures the quirky and offbeat nature of the film's story. Each track enhances the on-screen moments and adds depth to the characters' emotions.

Ronald Williams

5/10

The soundtrack's blend of suspenseful, comedic, and dramatic tones mirrors the chaotic yet creative journey depicted in the film, adding depth to the storytelling.

Mary Anderson

6/10

The soundtrack of The Disaster Artist perfectly captures the quirky and offbeat essence of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Brian Gonzalez

7/10

The emotional depth of the music complements the complex relationship between Greg and Tommy, adding a poignant touch to the narrative.

Donna Thompson

2/10

I found the soundtrack of The Disaster Artist to be uninspired and lacking emotional depth. The music did not effectively capture the essence of Tommy Wiseau's eccentric personality or the bizarre journey of creating The Room.

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