Huge missed opportunity here. In the book written by Greg, (the guy who played Mark in The Room) he talks about how "on Guerrero Street" wasn't part of his original line, it was a detail he added in the hopes it would get Tommy to stop laughing. Why? Because Tommy had a condo on Guerrero Street in San Francisco at the time, and while they were filming in L.A, Tommy didn't want anyone to know. Greg knew it would upset Tommy, and thus stop him from laughing. It didn't work... It's too bad they didn't implement that into this movie
They left so many stories out of the movie, it was rather disappointing. It's a fun movie, but I knew more about the film based on a "100 facts" KRplus video than I learned from the movie.
The story is not funny, but Tommy Wiseau laughs at it. The Room was also not supposed to be a funny movie, but it ended up making people laugh. Human behaviour :)
@@rrsidentfrickhoeIt's actually incredibly difficult to pretend to do something realistically badly if you're very good at it. If a trained singer needs to play a character who's a terrible singer, they usually need to massively overplay how bad the singing is to stop themselves from subconsciously correcting themselves if they go off-key - it's almost impossible to play a bad singer who actually sounds realistically like a bad singer, and not a cat in a blender. It's probably the same with acting - it's very difficult to accurately recreate the performance of a terrible actor who's honestly trying his best if you yourself are a good actor. You'd need to be either an *amazing* actor, a very skilled impressionist or willing to spend dozens of takes nailing the inflections to perfectly recreate Tommy Wiseau's...unique line deliveries.
And yet it is still somewhat... off... from what Tommy does. As good as an imitation of it can be, but Tommy has a very particular way of laughing I haven't ever heard from anybody else
I can completely see why some people were convinced that Tommy deliberately made a bad movie. Almost every “artistic” choice is so profoundly perplexing it doesn’t seem possible that a human being could have made it sincerely.
From what I understand, on every take, Tommy kept laughing before saying “What a story, Mark”. His crew kept telling him that the story wasn’t a laughing matter, but he still didn’t stop. What’s not depicted in the film, however, is that Greg tried to stop Tommy from laughing as much by ad libbing the Guerrero Street part. The reason for this was because Tommy owned a condo there in real life, and he didn’t want his personal information on film (he’s a notoriously private man), so Greg guessed that this might stop him from laughing. The only reason that this take ended up in the final movie was because it was the only one where the audio was usable. 😆
@@samkresil6011 It was made relevant in Greg's book. They condensed and cut a lot for this movie. Kinda sad, because it actually adds a lot to the story. Listen to the Audiobook, it's amazing.
@@hypsin0 from what I understand someone did some digging and confirmed he’s from Poznań, Poland. I speak some polish of I ever met him I’d say something in polish to see if he reacts 😂
2023: “A submarine with 5 passengers looking to explore the titanic disappeared and eventually imploaded killing everyone on board” Me: ha ha ha what a story mark xD
This whole thing feels like a microcosm for Tommy writing The Room itself: it's about this guy who isn't appreciated by his girlfriend so he kills himself, and that's supposed to be this big tragedy that everyone should feel bad for... But he has this moment where he literally laughs at the idea of someone being beaten so badly they end up in the hospital. Tommy is like the original incel, making a movie about how girls don't treat him like he thinks he deserves.
Well, they don't! I mean look...he's even nice to random weird little dogs sitting on counters. ("Hi, doggie...") "I would do anything for my princess." He is the absolute epitome of NICE. He is Olympic-level nice. 😄 He is at the other end of NICE from Doctor Evil, who would just hate him! He's a lot nicer than Scott Evil. That's as clear as can be.
@@lemonov3031 Time doesn't exist on the internet. There are still people online who are hating on Seinfeld or F.R.I.E.N.D.S in favour of the other show, despite it being nearly two decades since those two shows ended.
Handled by a real actor, ideas like this has something to them. I am sure conversations like this really happen, but they selsom make it onto film. There are wacky people in the real world.
„Sometimes you Laugh cause otherwise you Had to Cry!“ Is a Saying in Germany. People Laugh to avoid Crying! This is actually true. It is an Sign of Helplessness! Wiseau meant that....but it didn’t work realistically due the bad Acting. But the whole Concept of this being an actual Reaction and Human Behavior, is not so Far fetched and Wrong. People do this. They Laugh at horrible Stuff to avoid to get touched Emotional by it, to avoid Crying!
He's not wrong. The sheer absurdity of human behaviour and the extents people go to is laughable. That's the core of dark comedy. Laughably absurd injustice.
To be fair, the laughing can be used to convey that Johnny does not believe Mark's story or thinks that he's exaggerating. Some people also laugh as a defense mechanism when they're uncomfortable and don't know how to react. So Tommy's justification for the laugh is not all that unreasonable.
This is what I do when some mudshow wrestling fan tries to tell me how that wrestler has a backstory and yet is cooperating with his opp on phony looking moves. "Haha, what a story, mark"
Tommy has retrospectively claimed that The Room was meant to be a black comedy. In reality, it was made as a romantic drama, but ended up unintentionally hilarious. 😆
The worst thing about this is that Tommy actually thought thery were making a very good movie, althought he was the only one on the set who thought that.
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Huge missed opportunity here. In the book written by Greg, (the guy who played Mark in The Room) he talks about how "on Guerrero Street" wasn't part of his original line, it was a detail he added in the hopes it would get Tommy to stop laughing. Why? Because Tommy had a condo on Guerrero Street in San Francisco at the time, and while they were filming in L.A, Tommy didn't want anyone to know. Greg knew it would upset Tommy, and thus stop him from laughing. It didn't work... It's too bad they didn't implement that into this movie
The movie is a joke compared to the book.
@@nicolasdazefilms I 100% agree.
Why even is he laughing?
They left so many stories out of the movie, it was rather disappointing. It's a fun movie, but I knew more about the film based on a "100 facts" KRplus video than I learned from the movie.
@@WillowJordan1979 maybe because tommy didn’t approve most of the book.
Friend: OMG my grandma just died.
Me: Ahahaha, what a tragedy Mark, human behavior.
That's life!
What a story
Lol
Do you understand life? Well, do you???
Friend: OMG my grandma just died.
Me: Anyway, how is your sex life?
"sometimes people do crazy things. Human behaviour"
I love how you can't even argue with that. Lmao
Avoid that argument at all cost
Why?
Same
Cuz it's true yo
"Sometimes people do crazy things right? - Human Behaviour."
human behaiour was very ahead of his time..
That's so true though
It's human bean.
What’s weird is that … it’s kind of a good point 😬 but he’s still totally wrong
& they knew that made sense too, so just agreed.
what a movie, mark
That laugh is spot on!
Not really. I could do better
Tommy Wiseau is a vampire and no one can tell me otherwise
Otherwise
He's actually DB Cooper.
Otherwiseau
or an alien
Lmao if you ain’t rich while being alive for thousands of years 🤣just opt out of life dude
Wiseau laughs because he thought the story is so tragic it can’t be real.
Truly reflects the absurdity of life
Like Logan Paul in the suicide forest
no, he laughs because he is mentally ill.
Yes the whole point of it is that the story is so bad he actually laughs at the "punchline" that isn't really there
The story is not funny, but Tommy Wiseau laughs at it.
The Room was also not supposed to be a funny movie, but it ended up making people laugh.
Human behaviour :)
Ha ha ha what a story Sujatro
We live in a society
Wow.. thanks for that deep insight, Capt. Obvious.
Who? Looks like James Franco to me
I love how James trying to act bad but it's just not really working.... Tommy is legendary
So does that make it good or bad?
@@umairashraf5167 this movie, disaster artist, is awesome if ya like the room! James did AWESOME!
What
Franco is a shit actor @@senseisambo
I love how the actors' impressions of bad actors are better actors than the actual bad actors. It's hilarious.
Because the actors in this movie are actually good actors with years of experience under their belts.
@@yookeemookee on the other hand are they not good enough to play bad tho 🤔
That means they're not good actors
@@rrsidentfrickhoeIt's actually incredibly difficult to pretend to do something realistically badly if you're very good at it. If a trained singer needs to play a character who's a terrible singer, they usually need to massively overplay how bad the singing is to stop themselves from subconsciously correcting themselves if they go off-key - it's almost impossible to play a bad singer who actually sounds realistically like a bad singer, and not a cat in a blender. It's probably the same with acting - it's very difficult to accurately recreate the performance of a terrible actor who's honestly trying his best if you yourself are a good actor. You'd need to be either an *amazing* actor, a very skilled impressionist or willing to spend dozens of takes nailing the inflections to perfectly recreate Tommy Wiseau's...unique line deliveries.
@@Talisguy ohh cool I see
Hahaha, what a story Tommy Wiseau.
oh hi dookie
Dooku pooku
Same
Tommy: "Haha, what a story, Mark!"
Director: "We're gonna need a different reaction."
Tommy: *"HAHA, WHAT A **_STORY,_** MARK!"*
You tearning me apart, Seth!!!
EMBRACE THE DARK SIDE SITH
He's not laughing about the story. He's laughing at Mark speaking with a lisp.
What??
@@josephfarrier3978 I'm guessing OP's referring to how Dave Franco sounds when he says words that start or end with "s".
He didn’t have a lisp and it’s a fake laugh nice take lol
This explain a lot of what is going on in the world these days.
Spoiler alert: it's always been going on since the beginning of time - there are just too many people doing it these days.
"People are very strange these days..."
That laugh is scary accurate holy crap
And yet it is still somewhat... off... from what Tommy does. As good as an imitation of it can be, but Tommy has a very particular way of laughing I haven't ever heard from anybody else
I'm so glad I have you as my best friend and I love Lisa so much
An alien reflecting on what human behavior is
*_Not even joking_** - James is acting too well with too much emotion for it to be accurate to the real Tommy's version.*
because he sucks as an actor and a human being
This happens when you're an actual actor. As bad as you can pretend, you simply can't do as bad as a crappy actor like Tommy Wiseau
The fact they used a green screen for this scene is just so hilarious to me.
The hospital story is funny if you have a very twisted sense of humour
Also if you're an alien from another galaxy
I laughed it
If you’re Ralphie from Sopranos
no matter how twisted your humor is , that is not funny
@@CaptainTrips560LMAOOOOO
He is right sometimes we laugh when we are nervous. Genius! 😮
I can completely see why some people were convinced that Tommy deliberately made a bad movie. Almost every “artistic” choice is so profoundly perplexing it doesn’t seem possible that a human being could have made it sincerely.
The Room was probably some kind of money laundering operation.
I can't believe this story you're telling me , Its macabre.
What a movie, Tommy
I'm going to have to agree with Tommy Wiseau here. That is indeed human behavior.
Seth Rogen cracked me up in this film. His character said what everyone was thinking LOL
my only complaint is that the actors act too much, but i guess they can't just fellow the movie's acting on point so it's excusable.
Let's be real, Tommy Wiseau's a tough act to follow even if you're the best actor in the entire world
@Mitsi Grabblerberg do you think people dont know what a parody is
Did they include the part where Tommy freaks out, cause of gurero street?
What a story mark!
Yeah, I wonder if this ACTUALLY happened behind the making of The Room because it seems hilarious to think about.
From what I understand, on every take, Tommy kept laughing before saying “What a story, Mark”. His crew kept telling him that the story wasn’t a laughing matter, but he still didn’t stop. What’s not depicted in the film, however, is that Greg tried to stop Tommy from laughing as much by ad libbing the Guerrero Street part. The reason for this was because Tommy owned a condo there in real life, and he didn’t want his personal information on film (he’s a notoriously private man), so Greg guessed that this might stop him from laughing. The only reason that this take ended up in the final movie was because it was the only one where the audio was usable. 😆
Hahahaha. What a story,@@AidanFarren-Hart No, seriously, really? And that wasn't made relevant?
@@samkresil6011 It was made relevant in Greg's book. They condensed and cut a lot for this movie. Kinda sad, because it actually adds a lot to the story. Listen to the Audiobook, it's amazing.
Didn’t Tommy direct his own movie?
@@TheBehm08 He did.
The actors are so confuse😂
Awesome movie
~~HUMAN BEHAVIOR~~
"Human behavior. You know. That thing I don't do."
The Disaster Artist or Dunkirk should have won best picture in 2018 Oscar
The laugh was perfect.
I guess back in Poland they laugh at disbelief or nervousness at those serious stories so Tommy reannacted it.
Polish people are human too
@@revolverocelot8106 human behaviour
Tommy is from Poland? I didn't even know he was from Earth.
@@kirin1230 Some theories state that he is from Poland, though no-one knows for sure
@@hypsin0 from what I understand someone did some digging and confirmed he’s from Poznań, Poland. I speak some polish of I ever met him I’d say something in polish to see if he reacts 😂
Yea, I mean that’s his vision. He is the producer. He is writing their checks.
Alright this will be my answer to everything: Human behavior.
A Human bean just being a human.bean.
You're tearing him apart director😅
haha, what a movie, James
Brothers having a casual talk
I think Johnny is an alien trying to disguise himself as a human
"Haaaaa ! What a story ,mark!......cut...."
Hahaha what a story mar...cut!
this movie is brilliantly funny 🤣🤣
Yep the only good Rogen and Franco movie
So basically that reaction was improvised by tommy himself. Genius. Lol
2023: “A submarine with 5 passengers looking to explore the titanic disappeared and eventually imploaded killing everyone on board”
Me: ha ha ha what a story mark xD
Who are you, what planet did you come from, and how do we defeat them?
This whole thing feels like a microcosm for Tommy writing The Room itself: it's about this guy who isn't appreciated by his girlfriend so he kills himself, and that's supposed to be this big tragedy that everyone should feel bad for... But he has this moment where he literally laughs at the idea of someone being beaten so badly they end up in the hospital.
Tommy is like the original incel, making a movie about how girls don't treat him like he thinks he deserves.
Well, they don't! I mean look...he's even nice to random weird little dogs sitting on counters. ("Hi, doggie...") "I would do anything for my princess." He is the absolute epitome of NICE. He is Olympic-level nice. 😄 He is at the other end of NICE from Doctor Evil, who would just hate him! He's a lot nicer than Scott Evil. That's as clear as can be.
@@georgecoventry8441 Being too nice is not attractive.
@@wyskass861 - That's true!
Jesus Christ, how many years has it been, and you people are STILL hating on Tommy?
@@lemonov3031 Time doesn't exist on the internet. There are still people online who are hating on Seinfeld or F.R.I.E.N.D.S in favour of the other show, despite it being nearly two decades since those two shows ended.
Couldn’t breathe when i saw this part
Actually tommy intended that the line was supposed to be funny
I was stoned when I watched this scene and i couldnt breath.
Handled by a real actor, ideas like this has something to them. I am sure conversations like this really happen, but they selsom make it onto film. There are wacky people in the real world.
I actually understand Tommy Wiseau here. Dont know if this is good or bad. But actually understand him..
HAHAHAHA what a story Mark
he has a point
people do do crazy things
It's human behaviour
It's meant to sound like "haha waterstore remark"
Like 233
😅🤣 the director be like " whats matter wih you"
He is the director.
„Sometimes you Laugh cause otherwise you Had to Cry!“ Is a Saying in Germany. People Laugh to avoid Crying! This is actually true. It is an Sign of Helplessness!
Wiseau meant that....but it didn’t work realistically due the bad Acting.
But the whole Concept of this being an actual Reaction and Human Behavior, is not so Far fetched and Wrong. People do this.
They Laugh at horrible Stuff to avoid to get touched Emotional by it, to avoid Crying!
Tommy's logic is both logical and illogical lol
The story is pretty funny
How is it that Dave Franco's delivery of this line is somehow even worse than Greg Sestero's in the actual film?
Because he’s horribly miscast
Its human behavior... hahahaha
By the way ..?have you ever notice the computer bussiness is so competitive?
dont' worry guys its human behavior
This scene misses the fact that the "what a story mark" line was added in post production
Martian behavior
Laughing at uncomfortable things can help
Mark isn't being sarcastic, so how is this human behaviour?
@Otneimica I mean tommy is notorious for being a fruitcake
@Otneimica I think Tommy is a mindless idiot.
Because Tommy was an Alien, trying to act like humans but he failed.
I laugh in the face of sadveristy
After watching Santa Inc. I can’t bear to look at Seth Rogan anymore
He's not wrong. The sheer absurdity of human behaviour and the extents people go to is laughable. That's the core of dark comedy. Laughably absurd injustice.
Why didn’t tommy play himself in the movie he appears after the credits doesn’t he?
I got the results of the test back, I definitely have breast cancer
To be fair, the laughing can be used to convey that Johnny does not believe Mark's story or thinks that he's exaggerating. Some people also laugh as a defense mechanism when they're uncomfortable and don't know how to react. So Tommy's justification for the laugh is not all that unreasonable.
I’d never walk Guerrero street again ~
I'm not okay with this Hollywood is going after the disasters they created because they're so lost at finding a unique plot anymore.
hahaha!
Dear God, not Guerrero street!
Am I the only one thinking that the mark impersonator looks like a parody?
All this movie was a parody.
@@KyoFanDuB Up to crew the real facts were enough funny , no parody needed , the real Tommy W. doesn't need to be parodized to be funny
This is what I do when some mudshow wrestling fan tries to tell me how that wrestler has a backstory and yet is cooperating with his opp on phony looking moves. "Haha, what a story, mark"
But it is a funny story.
This is a film filming about a film
Telling my kids that’s xqc
More like alien behavior lmao
"The covid 19 it's now a pandemic, killing lots of people everyday worldwide"
Tommy: HAHAHAHA What a story China!
0:00 0:30 1:26 0:03 0:33 1:29
Yeah... evil human behaviour
Tommy looks like Snape
Maybe he vampire.
Sandy and Greg are both getting really annoyed with Tommy here.
Dark comedy?
Tommy has retrospectively claimed that The Room was meant to be a black comedy. In reality, it was made as a romantic drama, but ended up unintentionally hilarious. 😆
The worst thing about this is that Tommy actually thought thery were making a very good movie, althought he was the only one on the set who thought that.
Still think the "what a story" is too overacted for what Tommy Wiseau does in the room.