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[Youtube Review][Vox] Why people keep watching the worst movie ever made
YouCo 2021. 3. 13. 10:48(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Vox] Why people keep watching the worst movie ever made
This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.
These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.
Playtime Comments : [Vox] Why people keep watching the worst movie ever made
D*:
1:22 who doesn't frame all their best spoons...
dude you need to discover "FATEFUL FINDINGS" movie
People who enjoyed the Emoji movie:
"This is big brain time!"
Ma**********:
1:05 my fave part
Mr*****************:
2:08 horror is outside the mainstream? that makes me sad
ts*********:
0:20 Is there a figurative meaning for "co-writing a book on a movie"?
Fa******************:
0:47 is why people watch it
Me reducing stress.....
Qu****************:
4:59 weed!
Top Comments : [Vox] Why people keep watching the worst movie ever made
Ic*********:
This movie was supposed to be a drama but it ended up being the best comedy of all time.
Cats: hold my beer
Hi***************:
“Enjoyment of trash films linked to high intelligence, study finds.”
I have to apply at Harvard now.
Th************:
This whole movie is litteraly just a fever dream on three tabs of acid.
Lu********:
We watch it because it’s hilarious and because of the memes
MF*******:
One of the reasons bad movies are enjoyable is that they're great to pick apart and analyze, and you can really learn a lot about good films from watching them. Your typical Hollywood film is so seamless and polished that everything washes over you. You suspend your disbelief and sort of forget that a movie is the sum of a million parts/decisions/actions. But a bad movie jolts you out of that. As soon as you see a boom mike or realize that the actor's shirt has changed from red to green in the middle of the scene, you're reminded that a film is something a lot of people came together to make, and that people made certain (terrible) decisions making it. You start to wonder WHY they made a certain choice. Like, why does Tommy Wiseau have actors throw around a football for no reason in the middle of a movie? You start wondering if a decision was made because of ineptitude, lack of funds, time constraints, because the director was out of his mind because of a cocaine binge (which happened during one movie I worked on), etc. Also, thinking about why a movie fails can make you look critically at ones that are good. What makes a movie good? What makes one enjoyable? What makes dialogue work? What sounds dumb? The badness of movies like the room gives you a different perspective on moviemaking, and in a way, is sort of an education in how to make a good movie.
An***********:
Why!??
Simple answer: CURIOSITY
MC****:
Because of the "Oh, hi, Mark!" meme.
Pa***********:
This video doesn't answer the question but it's really simple: The movie is so bad it's good.
Ka********:
I did not hit her, I did not hit her. Oh hey Mark
Th*********:
The room: 25% rotten tomatoes
The emoji movie: 7% rotten tomatoes
I love democracy
Me*********:
Why do I even keep watching youtube reccomendations?
If***********************:
The Room is not a "low budget" film. Tommy spent about $6M of his own money on that film.
Jo*********:
Better than game of thrones season 8
jj******:
"low budget"
it cost $6 million dollars to make
Wa*********:
Oh, hi, Vox.
AC***:
The whole movie is just one big meme
Turkish Star Wars: Am I a joke to you?
Je*****:
we watch it because it’s the best worst movie
zy*******:
The magic of "The Room" is that it's so INNOCENTLY bad. Tommy Wiseau was completely sincere in his efforts to make a legitimate dramatic film. All of the other actors are performing to the best of the amateurish abilities. The production was completely honest in its misguided efforts to build and advance drama and tension. It was just so perfectly off in all of its horrible decision making, like the video said, like a non-human trying to understand humans. It's also so fragile for that same reason. As soon as there's an ounce of awareness, of camp, satire or any other intention the whole concept and value of the film instantly evaporates. Then it's just an ordinary bad movie. It's why Tommy Wiseau can't ever make another film and why his later casting of the film as a "dark comedy" fell flat. He's now forever a caricature of his own creation.
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