There are no pointless scenes in The Room. It is a theatrical masterpiece where every minute detail in one scene can be traced back to something that happened earlier. How do we know that Tommy and Lisa are together? Easy because they had a 20 minute long sex scene. How do we know Lisa is cheating on Tommy? Easy because she had a 20 minute long sex scene with Mark. How do we know that the main cast are friends? Because they spend 50 minutes playing catch together throughout the movie.

You are just a chad who is too obsessed with looking at himself in the mirror to realize the magnificence of this movie. The Room is the type of movie you have to constantly be aware of what is happening on the screen. If you blink or look away for too long when you look back you would have missed several crucial building block moments in the plot. The Room is basically the Bible of modern day cinematography. All the greats in the movie industry know the intrinsic nuances of the film’s storytelling; and work tirelessly to replicate it. It’s a little known fact that The Room inspired many of the most popular movies of the current generation. Stuff like the Avengers, Jaws, and This is the End can have their inspiration traced back to Tommy Wiseau’s masterpiece.

It’s not surprising this movie went over so many plebians heads. They think they can watch an episode or two of Rick and Morty and be more than prepared for this behemoth. But what they will fail to see is the central point of the story. Which is no matter what the nice guys and intellectuals will never win in this world. Girl’s are biologically attracted to what is worse for them. Choosing to break the heart of the nicest guy on the planet, Tommy, and instead fuck his chad best friend Mark. The ending symbolizes the end of chivalry in the current era. And ushers us into a new world where nothing is safe or sacred. The cast is not alarmed by the direct outcome of the situation they got themselves into, but instead are fearful of what will become of their lives.