The Room Page #8

Synopsis: A successful banker's (Tommy Wiseau) fiancee (Juliette Danielle) tempts and manipulates his best friend (Greg Sestero).
Genre: Drama
Production: Chloe Productions
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
3.6
Metacritic:
9
Rotten Tomatoes:
26%
R
Year:
2003
99 min
Website
6,359 Views


Johnny toasts with everyone amid various celebratory mumblings. He offers Denny a drink, which Denny says he’ll accept later.

Cut to panning shot of the nighttime San Francisco skyline.

Cut to the party, where various characters and non-characters are engaged in fake conversations. Johnny and Claudette are discussing something. Lisa is flirting with Steven, a character we’ve never seen before who is actually a last-minute replacement for Peter. Mark is watching them. Lisa and Mark exchange flirty looks. Johnny seems concerned. Mike and Michelle are flirting with another couple. Michelle and Mike start feeding each other cake.

Lisa:
Hey everybody, let’s go outside for some fresh air.

Everybody exits except for Lisa and Mark.

Lisa:
Wait. I have something I want to show you.

Mark:
Oh, really?

They get on the couch, and Lisa drapes her legs across Mark’s lap.

Mark:
So, uh, what do you want to show me?

Lisa:
It’s a surprise.

They start making out.

Mark:
What are you doing? I mean, are you crazy? Everybody’s here.

Lisa:
No they’re not. They’re all outside.

Mark:
You devil. You planned this all along.

They make out some more. Steven enters.

Steven:
What’s going on here?

They bolt upright.

Steven:
Why are you doing this?

Lisa:
I love him.

Steven:
I don’t believe it.

Mark:
You don’t understand anything, man. Leave your stupid comments in your pocket!

Mark exits.

Steven:
Do you understand what you’re doing? You’re going to destroy Johnny. He’s very sensitive.

Lisa:
I don’t care. I’m in love with Mark.

Steven:
How can you do this? You make me sick.

Johnny and Michelle enter.

Johnny:
Thank you, honey. This is a beautiful party. You invited all my friends. Good thinking!

Lisa:
You’re welcome, darling. You know how much I love you.

Johnny:
I do. Ha-ha-ha.

Lisa:
You know, it’s getting really hot in here. Why don’t we go back outside?

Johnny:
Mhm. A-ha-ha.

Everyone exits.

Cut to a shot of a busy street at night.

Cut to the party on the roof. Johnny waves at someone below him and off-camera.

Johnny:
Hey everybody! I have an announcement to make. We’re expecting!

Everyone congratulates Johnny. Lisa and Steven confront Lisa.

Michelle:
Lisa, I have to talk to you. You have got to be honest with Johnny.

Steven:
I agree with that.

Lisa:
Look, I’m gonna tell him, okay? I just, I don’t want to ruin his birthday.

Steven:
When is the baby due?

Lisa:
There is no baby.

Steven and Michelle: What?!

Steven:
What are you talking about?

Lisa:
I told him that to make it interesting. We’re probably going to have a baby eventually anyway. You’re not going to tell Johnny, are you?

Michelle:
Lisa, are you feeling okay? Because this is just getting worse and worse.

Steven:
I feel like I’m sitting on an atomic bomb waiting for it to go off.

Michelle:
Me too. There’s no simple solution to this.

Lisa:
Don’t worry. You guys worry entirely too much about me.

Michelle:
Lisa, we’re not worried about you. We’re worried about Johnny. You don’t understand the psychological impact of what you’re doing here. You’re hurting yourself. You’re hurting our friendship.

Lisa:
I am not responsible for Johnny. I’m through with that. I’m changing. I have the right, don’t I? People are changing all the time. I have to think about my future. What’s it to you?

Steven:
This is going to pull us all down. It’s going to shake up our group of friends. It’s going to destroy our friendship, Lisa. I don’t think Mark really loves you.

Lisa:
I don’t want to talk about it!

Michelle:
Lisa, you’re going to have to face it. I for one am going to have a hard time forgiving you if you don’t.

Lisa:
Hey everybody! Let’s go inside and eat some cake.

Everyone exits enthusiastically. Michelle looks pained.

Michelle:
I don’t understand you, Lisa.

Cut to some random building at night.

Cut to the party, where a random couple is eating cake.

Random dude:
Lisa looks hot tonight.

Johnny and Claudette are chatting. Mark and Lisa are arguing.

Mark:
Whose baby is it? Is it mine?

Lisa:
No, of course not.

Mark:
How can you be sure? Come on, Lisa.

Lisa:
Stop asking me stupid questions!

Mark:
Who the hell do you think you are?

Lisa:
Just shut up!

She slaps him.

Johnny:
What are you doing? What’s going on here?

Mark:
You really don’t know, do you?

Johnny:
(shoving Mark) Maybe I know more than you think I do, Mark!

Mark:
Sh*t, alright?

Johnny:
(shoving Mark into a table) What do you want from me, hunh?

Mark attacks Johnny. Steven, Lisa, et al pull them apart.

Lisa:
Stop it!

Johnny:
Alright, alright. Okay, folks, everything is fine. Fight is over, folks. I’m sorry, Mark.

They shake hands.

Mark:
Yeah, me too.

Johnny:
Lisa, can, can you clean up here, please?

Cut to the skyline at night.

Cut to the party, where Mark and Lisa are dancing. Johnny confronts them

Johnny:
What are you doing?

Lisa:
None of your business.

Johnny:
You’re my future wife. What are you doing, Lisa?

Mark:
Leave her alone, man, she doesn’t want to talk to you.

Johnny:
(attacking Mark) Since when do you give me orders?

Mark:
Since Lisa changed her mind about you. Wake up, man, what planet are you on?

Johnny:
I think you should leave right now, Mark.

Lisa:
Don’t spoil it, we were just having fun.

Mark:
Don’t worry about it, man.

Johnny:
Don’t touch me, motherf***er! Get out.

Mark and Johnny fight.

Lisa:
Stop it! Stop it! You two are acting like children.

Mark:
Son of a b*tch.

Lisa:
You’re going to ruin the party.

Mark:
If you’d keep your girl satisfied, she wouldn’t come to me!

Johnny:
Get out of my house! I kill you, I [incomprehensible]!

Lisa:
Stop it!

Johnny:
I kill you, you bastard.

Mark:
You couldn’t kill me if you tried.

Johnny:
You betrayed me, you’re not good, you’re just a chicken, cheep-cheep-cheep-cheep-cheep.

They fight some more.

Johnny:
Shut up!

Steven:
It’s over! It’s over!

Johnny:
It’s not over! Everybody betray me! I fed up with this world!

Johnny exits upstairs.

Cut to a shot of the Disney store at night.

Cut to Claudette entering the bedroom to find Lisa.

Claudette:
I cleaned up the kitchen, sweetheart, so you don’t have to worry about that.

Lisa:
He still won’t come out of the bathroom.

Claudette:
Sweetheart, he’s upset. Now Johnny is a sensible man. He will come out, you will discuss this, everything is going to be okay.

Lisa:
I just think I should be alone with him right now.

Claudette:
I understand, sweetheart. I’m going to go home now. Bye bye. You can call me if you need me.

Lisa:
I will. Thanks, mom.

Claudette exits downstairs. Lisa tries to open the bathroom door, but it’s locked.

Lisa:
You can come out now, Johnny. She’s gone.

Johnny:
In a few minutes, b*tch.

Lisa:
Who are you calling a b*tch?

Johnny:
You and your stupid mother.

Lisa picks up the phone and calls Mark.

Mark:
Hello?

Lisa:
Hi, Mark? I need to talk to you.

Mark:
What’s going on?

Lisa:
Don’t worry about Johnny, he’s just being a big baby. You know, I love you very much.

We see Johnny is straining to hear this through the bathroom door.

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Tommy Wiseau

Tommy Wiseau is a director, screenwriter, producer, and actor based in the United States. He is best known for The Room (2003), which has been described by many critics as "one of the worst movies ever made" and has gained cult film status. He also directed the 2004 documentary Homeless in America and the 2015 sitcom The Neighbors. more…

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