- "Spoon!"
- He made the thing.
Why doesn't he know his own line?
♪ (playful music) ♪
(silence)
- (FBE) So today, we're going to show you some clips
from a popular movie that came out over 10 years ago.
- Oh.
- (FBE) And is still shown sometimes in movie theatres today
where tons of people go see it. - What?!
- Well, it's gotta be good if it's still showing today.
- Oh, is it The Room?
I'm a fan of The Room. (laughing)
- I did not hit her.
It's not true. - Oh my god. The Room.
- (Johnny) I did not hit her. It's not true.
It's-- I did not hit her!
I did not.
- (giggling)
- "Oh, hi, Mark." (laughing)
- (Johnny) Oh, hi, Mark.
- (chuckling) What?
- (Johnny) Oh, hi, Mark.
- Well, that was strange.
- "Hi, Mark." It's weird.
- He's getting mad and then he's like, "Oh, hi, Mark."
(laughing)
- This is still showing in theatres? Really?
- Can I have the next clip? Now I'm curious.
- Okay. - (Johnny) Hi.
- The same dude's walking into a flower shop.
- (Johnny) Can I have a dozen red roses, please?
- Oh, there's a little doggie.
- (florist) Oh, hi, Johnny, I didn't know it was you.
Here you go. - (Johnny) That's me.
How much is it?
- (florist) It'll be $18.00. - (Johnny) Here you go.
Keep the change. - Ugh, it's just bad.
But it's funny.
- (Johnny) How much is it? - (florist) It'll be $18.00.
- (Johnny) Here you go. Keep the change. Hi, doggie.
- (florist) You're my favorite customer.
- He's like, "Hi, doggie."
- (Johnny) Hi, doggie.
- (with accent) "Hi, doggie!"
- (Johnny) Thanks a lot. Bye. - (florist) Bye-bye!
- This just feels so rushed.
- It doesn't seem like it's their voices.
- I have absolutely no idea what is actually happening.
- They respond to each other so quick,
and it's really bad acting.
- Just listening to it, it's off, but I don't know what.
- (Denny) Do you want to play some football?
- (Mike) I gotta go see Michelle in a little bit
to make out with her. - Ew.
- (Denny) Come on!
- He doesn't look like a teenager. He's like an old man.
- (Mike) I'm going out.
Yeah, sorry you had to see that. - (chuckling)
- (Denny) I'm not sorry.
- This is the smallest game of football ever.
- What are you playing, hot potato?
- (in video: laughing)
- (Denny) I don't study like that.
- How come they're only showing two of them?
- (in video: sighing)
- It's bad, but in a good way.
- It's famous for being bad. That's why it's good.
- I bet this whole movie was either meant to be dumb
or the person had no idea it was going to be dumb.
- (Johnny) You shouldn't have any secrets from me.
- Oh my god, this part is so dumb.
- (Johnny) I'm your future husband.
- Is this a love story or something?
- (Lisa) You sure about that? Maybe I'll change my mind.
- Ooh!
- You just burned, fool!
- (Johnny) What do you mean? - (Lisa) What do you think?
Women change their minds all the time.
- (stilted laughter) You must be kidding, aren't you?
- (Lisa) Look, I don't want to talk about it.
I'm going to go upstairs and wash up and go to bed.
- (Johnny) How dare you talk to me like that!
- Don't push her, jerk.
- He's mean.
- (Johnny) Why, Lisa? (voice cracking) Why, Lisa?
Please talk to me. Please!
- It sounds like he's being way over-dramatic.
- (Johnny) You're part of my life. You are everything.
I could not go on without you, Lisa.
- I don't like him. - (Lisa) You're scaring me.
- Yeah, you're scaring me too.
- (Johnny) You're lying. I never hit you.
- (copying) "You're tearing me apart, Lisa!"
(chuckling) It's just such a good movie.
- (Johnny) You are tearing me apart, Lisa!
- Okay, that dude is being way more dramatic than he needs to be.
- (Johnny) You are tearing me apart, Lisa!
- "You're tearing me apart, Lisa!"
- That was a little freaky for some reason.
- The acting, if it's supposed to be acting, is terrible.
What is this?
- I can't tell if it's intended to be not a good movie
or if it's just not a good movie.
- (Johnny) How could you do this to me?!
- Oh, when he breaks everything, yeah.
- (Johnny) I gave you seven years of my life.
(object whumping) - What's that?
What is happening?
- (Johnny wailing) - (giggling)
- (Johnny wailing)
- What are those cries?
- (Johnny) Why, Lisa, why?! - What's going on?
- (Johnny) Why, Lisa--
- He's having a breakdown or something.
- And now she's a ninja?
Where'd she get the headband from?
(mirror shattering)
- Oh, you just broke a mirror.
- He's not happy.
- The acting is very, very strange.
It is so all over the place.
- I can see why it's come on for 15 years.
It is the best movie I've ever seen in my entire life.
- It's terrible. It's good.
- (FBE) So these are all from clips from a movie called The Room
that many people consider to be one of the worst movies of all time.
- I mean, I could see that.
- Is it one of those movies that is awful, but yet funny?
- Why is it still popular?
- (FBE) It was written, directed, and produced by Tommy Wiseau,
who was also the guy with the long black hair
in the clips we showed you. - Really?!
- (FBE) So even with the terrible reviews,
it has become what is known as a cult classic,
where people love the movie because it's so bad.
- So it's so bad it's good?
- If it's so bad, why do you love it?
It's weird.
- That makes sense.
Sometimes I'll be on Netflix and I'll just watch
really cringy stuff whenever I'm feeling bored.
- It makes you laugh at how bad it is.
Like Birdemic, it's poorly edited, but it's so funny
because it's poorly edited.
- (FBE) So for years, there have been midnight screenings
where the audience actually interacts with the movie.
So let me give you an example.
So in one of the clips that you saw, in the background,
there are actually just photos of framed spoons.
- What?!
- Wait, why would they have spoons?
- Who does this?
- Oh, that is weird.
- What the heck is spoons doing in a picture frame?
- (FBE) So here is footage of what happens
at screenings whenever pictures of spoons appear.
- (audience chattering)
- (audience) Spoon!
- (giggling)
- "Spoon!"
- (audience) "Spoon!"
- That was weird.
- That would be actually kind of fun and entertaining.
- That is the best and funniest thing I have ever seen.
- (FBE) The Room has gotten so well-known now, though,
that a major Hollywood movie is being made about
how this movie was made. - What the?!
- Oh, wow.
- Oh, that's going to be great.
- (FBE) And here is the first trailer from the new movie
showing them acting as Tommy Wiseau during that scene.
- Oh, okay.
I feel like it's gonna be a total comedy
and parody movie of it.
- (crewman) Ready and action!
(silence)
- (Tommy Wiseau) What line? What line?
- (giggling)
- (crewman) "I did not hit her. It's not true.
I did not hit her. I did not. Oh, hi, Mark."
- (chuckling) "Oh, hi, Mark." (door closing)
♪ (drumsticks tapping) ♪
- (crewmember) Action!
- ♪ (drumsticks tapping) ♪
- (Tommy Wiseau) What is line? - (snorting)
- Oh my god!
- He made this thing.
Why doesn't he know his own line?
- (crewman) Take 13, action.
- (Johnny) I did not hit her. I--
(sighing) Okay, okay, line?
- Is he doing this on purpose?
- (chanting) "I did not hit her. It's not true."
It's bull crap.
"I did not hit her. I did not. Oh, hi, Mark."
- (crewman) Take 67. - (snickering) Take 67?
- (crewman) Action! Action!
- (Tommy Wiseau) You have to say it loud!
I can't hear in here. Say "action" so I can hear.
- (crewman) Okay. (door shutting)
- (crewman) Action! (door opening)
- (Johnny) I did not hit her. It's not true. It's--
I did not hit her. I did not.
- (chuckling) - (Johnny) Oh, hi, Mark.
- (crew cheering wildly) - Finally!
- Dude, you said the line. That's good enough for me.
Just roll with it.
- (giggling) This is such a great movie.
- This is definitely gonna be a funny parody movie.
- It's so awesome to have a parody of it,
but an actual movie, it's really cool.
- (FBE) So a lot of people who watch The Room think
Tommy had to know it wasn't good and that even now,
with all of its success, that he has to know people like it
because it's bad, but Tommy himself never seems to say
anything but positive things about his filmmaking.
So do you think he knows it's loved because it's bad
or does he actually think people love it because it's good?
- I feel like he would actually think that people would
love it because it's good.
- That he thinks the people really like it because its good.
- I think he knows it's bad because the movie is not that great.
- I think he thinks he loves it because it's good.
Have you seen that guy? He looks really weird.
I don't think he comprehends what's going around his head.
- Just thinks that he created this beautiful thing,
which, in a way, he did, but in another way, it's terrible.
- Some people will admit it, that what they did was bad,
but nobody really wants to, and I feel like
he's one of those people who isn't gonna admit that it's bad.
- "Oh, hi, Mark!"
Thanks for watching another episode of Kids React.
- Thanks for watching. Spoons!
- Spoons! Spoons!
- SPOONS! (giggling)
- Hey, guys, Kyle here.
Thank you for watching the kids react to The Room
and The Disaster Artist.
Have you guys ever thrown spoons at one of the--
(spoons clattering) Kristy, come on!