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> It’s like a high budget The Room. Another commenter said something which made me think of "The Room" as well: > it seems like all the actors were given the
by toomanyrichies 2y ago
> It’s like a high budget The Room.
Another commenter said something which made me think of "The Room" as well:
> it seems like all the actors were given the stage notes to forget how to act, but in a way that only a skilled actor could
For the longest time, I thought that Tommy Wiseau was some sort of Andy Kaufman-esque comedic genius, because how else could one director get so many things wrong, unless it was on purpose?
Until now I really had no interest in seeing this movie. I mean, a character named "Wow Platinum"? Really? But you may have just convinced me to give it a shot.
- naruhodo 2y agoBased on someone with the last name Silver or Gold perhaps. Wow could be a alluding to a first name with connotations of wonder or surprise. For example, Aaron is a Hebrew name meaning "miraculous".
- mola 2y agoAaron(aharon) is indeed a Hebrew name, but it doesn't mean miraculous. If you really force it, it means tall(Ron) mountain(har). As opposed to a lot of other Hebrew names, it is not picked for some literal meaning but due to a biblical figure Aharon which was Moses's right hand man.
- naruhodo 2y agoAh. I took it from an online article about names with connotations of surprise. I thought they might know what they were talking about.