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The Room

Can you ever really trust anyone?

Released R 99 min 3.6/10 Votes: 95828

Johnny is a successful banker with great respect for and dedication to the people in his life, especially his future wife Lisa. The happy-go-lucky guy sees his world being torn apart when his friends begin to betray him one-by-one.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Drama, Romance

Release:

2003-06-27

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Website:

theroommovie.com

Language:

English

Budget:

$6M

Revenue:

$2M

Companies:

Chloe Productions, TPW Films, Wiseau-Films

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Mommie Dearest - A dramatized biography of Joan Crawford, highlighting the eccentricities of fame and the madness behind it.
Best in Show - A mockumentary about dog shows that showcases quirky characters and absurd humor similar to Ed Wood’s films.
The Terminal - A comedy-drama about a man stuck in an airport, highlighting the charm of life’s odd circumstances.
Napoleon Dynamite - A quirky comedy that celebrates eccentric characters and high school experiences, reflecting a unique perspective similar to Ed Wood.
The Art of Self-Defense - A dark comedy about masculinity and personal transformation, featuring a unique approach to storytelling and character behavior.
Donnie Darko - A psychological thriller with a cult status that explores surreal themes, echoing the strange creative overtones of Ed Wood's work.
Birdman - A unique take on the struggles of an artist as he attempts to revive his career, capturing the complexity of character and ambition.
The Lobster - A bizarre romantic comedy that plays with unconventional themes of love and society, paralleling the eccentricities found in Ed Wood's films.
Zoolander - A comedy that satirizes the fashion industry with absurd characters and situations, reflecting the unique humor found in Ed Wood's storytelling.
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - A comedy-horror film that flips the script on the typical horror genre tropes, showcasing the quirky and unique approach to storytelling.
Frances - A biopic about actress Frances Farmer, exploring the challenges of fame and creativity similar to Ed Wood's narrative of filmmakers.
A Ghost Story - A unique and contemplative narrative exploring themes of existence and love, echoing a whimsical yet profound storytelling style.
The Favourite - A darkly comedic historical drama featuring quirky characters and absurdity, paralleling the unconventional storytelling found in Ed Wood's work.
The Death of Stalin - A political satire that combines dark humor with bizarre historical events, reflecting the absurdities present in Ed Wood's narratives.

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Buried - Similar themes of confinement and psychological tension.
Locke - Focuses on a single character's intense emotional journey in a confined space.
Exam - Tension-filled scenario with a group of characters in a confined environment.
Green Room - A group of characters faces intense psychological and physical challenges.
The Phone Booth - Tension and drama concentrated around a small setting.
Captivity - Explores captivity, psychological thrill, and tension.
P2 - A suspenseful thriller set around a confined space with psychological elements.
The Belko Experiment - Forced survival scenarios in a closed environment with high stakes.
Hush - Survival horror in a confined, isolated setting.
Safe Room - Thriller involving confinement with psychological depth.
The Collector - A cat-and-mouse game in a confined space with stakes.
The Invitation - Intense psychological thriller with a confined setting and tension.
Point Blank - Confrontations and high tension in a limited scenario.
The Circle - Explores themes of confinement and moral dilemmas.
Cam - Psychological thriller with a cyber twist, focusing on identity.
Nerve - Intense psychological drama involving high stakes and challenges.
Gerald's Game - Focus on survival and psychological struggle in a confined space.
The Exam - Psychological tension faced by individuals in a closed environment.
Would You Rather - Psychological thrill involving a deadly game in a confined location.
Devil - A confined space with escalating psychological tension.
Dave Made a Maze - Explores themes of confinement in a surreal psychological journey.
Rupture - Psychological thriller with themes of kidnapping and confinement.
The Purge - Urgent psychological scenarios with high tension and survivalist themes.
Escape Room - Group confinement with tense survival elements.
The Escape Room - High-stakes psychological challenge confined in a series of rooms.
Sightless - Psychological thriller focusing on isolation and mental struggle.
In My Skin - Explores psychological trauma and isolation.
Creep - Intense psychological horror in a confined setting.
High Tension - Psychological thriller with an intense cat-and-mouse element.
The Shipment - Suspenseful psychological drama involving confinement.
Shut In - Psychological tension surrounding confinement and isolation.
Don't Breathe - Intense thriller with high-stakes survival in a confined space.
The Call - Psychological tension in a suspenseful scenario involving confinement.
The Room - Psychological aspects and suspense in a confined space.
9 Rides - Exploration of human emotions and psychological states in a limited environment.
The Hitcher - High tension and psychological horror elements in confined spaces.
The Gift - Intrigue and psychological tension revolving around past connections.
The Girl Next Door - Explores psychological darkness and tension.
The Devil's Rejects - Intense psychological confrontation with survival as a theme.
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Space Mutiny - Similar low-budget sci-fi with cheesy special effects.
Battlefield Earth - Cult sci-fi film with a mix of bad acting and unique visuals.
Robot Monster - A classic bad movie with an absurd plot and low production value.
Troll 2 - Infamous for its poor execution and strange storyline.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - A notorious cult film known for its technical failures.
The Room - Notorious for its odd storytelling and acting.
Night of the Living Dead - Low-budget horror with a cult following.
The Toxic Avenger - Campy horror-comedy with over-the-top effects.
Miami Connection - Strange mix of martial arts, rock music, and action.
Gymkata - Bizarre martial arts film blending gymnastics and action.
Alien Space Avenger - Low-budget alien invasion film with comedic elements.
Future War - A blend of dinosaurs, cyborgs, and bad CGI.
Pieces - A gory slasher with a cult following for its outrageous scenes.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An absurd concept with terrible production values.
.Sleepaway Camp - A cult slasher film with a famous twist ending.
Death Race 2000 - Satirical look at a dystopian future with campy violence.
Zardoz - A surreal sci-fi film with iconic imagery and odd plot.
Space Mutiny - Another low-budget sci-fi classic with absurd moments.
Gymkata - Features bizarre martial arts combat like Laserblast.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - A strange post-apocalyptic story featuring mutant frogs.
Starcrash - A campy space opera with adventurous characters.
Message from Space - A unique fusion of sci-fi and fantasy elements.
Chopping Mall - Horror-comedy featuring killer robots in a mall setting.
The Apple - A musical set in a dystopian future with bizarre scenes.
Cyborg Cop - A low-budget sci-fi cop thriller with cheesy action.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - An over-the-top creature feature with bad effects.
The Last Dragon - A martial arts musical that blends comedy and action.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - A silly horror-comedy with a ridiculous premise.
The Stuff - A bizarre horror film about a toxic dessert taking over.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Low-budget post-apocalyptic and offbeat humor.
Ninja Terminator - A mix of martial arts and absurd action elements.
Fateful Findings - Known for its odd storytelling and cult following.
Top Gunner - Low-budget military action film with cheesy dialogue.
Wishmaster - A supernatural horror film with ridiculous effects.
Cyborg Cop II - Sequel to the low-budget sci-fi cop thriller.
Crazy Fat Ethel II - A horror-comedy featuring odd characters and scenarios.
Fear and Desire - A surreal war film by Stanley Kubrick that's hard to categorize.
LavaLantula - A creature-feature with humor and silly action.

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Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan - Similar style of satirical mockumentary focusing on cultural critique.
Sacha Baron Cohen: The Worst State in the World - Features satirical interviews and commentary on American culture.
Brüno - A satirical comedy that follows the antics of a gay Austrian fashion reporter.
Da Ali G Show - Sacha Baron Cohen's earlier work where he interviews unsuspecting people under false identities.
The Ali G Show - Focuses on satirical interviews with prominent figures, similar to Who Is America?
The Office (US) - Mockumentary style comedy that offers social commentary and satire.
Parks and Recreation - A mockumentary about local government and politics with comedic takes.
Joe Pera Talkes With You - Uses deadpan humor and absurdist storytelling to reflect on American culture.
Nathan for You - A blend of reality TV and comedy where Nathan Fielder helps small businesses with absurd strategies.
This is America - A critically acclaimed music video that serves as a social critique of American culture.
The Interview - A satirical film focusing on the absurdity of political interviews.
The Last O.G. - Satirical look at gentrification and urban culture, mixing comedy with serious themes.
American Vandal - Mockumentary series that parodies true crime documentaries to address serious themes humorously.
The Borat Subsequent Moviefilm - A sequel that continues the exploration of cultural and political themes through satire.
Comedy Bang! Bang! - A surreal comedy show that often includes satirical takes on celebrity culture.
Tosh.0 - A satirical series that critiques the internet culture and video content.
The Daily Show - A satirical news program that critiques American politics and media.
The Colbert Report - A satirical news show that parodies conservative media, similar in style to Who Is America?
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - A comedic take on current events with sharp satirical commentary.
The Simpsons - Long-running animated series known for its satirical take on American life and politics.
Family Guy - Uses satirical humor to critique social norms and political issues.
Inside Amy Schumer - Sketch comedy series that tackles issues of gender and society with satire.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A sitcom that humorously addresses police culture and social issues.
Silicon Valley - Satirical look at the tech industry and its culture.
Veep - Political satire that focuses on the absurdities of American politics.
Ricky Gervais Show - Animated series featuring satirical discussions about various topics.
Puppet Nation - Uses puppets to provide a satirical view on South African politics, akin to Who Is America?
Cunk on Britain - Mockumentary series that humorously critiques British history and culture.
SNL (Saturday Night Live) - Sketch comedy show that often parodies political figures and current events.
Funny or Die Presents: The Program - Satirical mockumentary that follows a fictional high school athletics program.
The Checkup with Dr. David Agus - Covers health issues with a mix of seriousness and humor, similar in tone to Who Is America?
My Next Guest Needs No Introduction - Features interviews with celebrities tackling societal issues in humorous ways.
Trial & Error - Mockumentary series that parodies courtroom dramas with comedic themes.
High Maintenance - Explores different lives in a city with humor and insight, similar observational style.
Australian Survivor: All-Stars - Reality show that critiques social dynamics and human behavior through competition.
The Room - Cult classic film known for its absurdity and unintended humor, reflecting on societal norms.
The Office (UK) - Original mockumentary series that delves into workplace culture with dry humor.
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping - Satires the music industry and celebrity culture in a comedic documentary style.
Hot Ones - Interview show that combines humor and culture through the challenge of eating spicy wings.

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The Defiant Ones - Explores the partnership between two music industry icons, similar to Kanye's journey.
Hip-Hop Evolution - A documentary series chronicling the history of hip-hop, reflecting the culture Kanye emerged from.
Rapture - Documents the lives of hip-hop artists, showcasing their stories and careers like Kanye's.
This Is It - A behind-the-scenes look at Michael Jackson's final tour, akin to Kanye's personal narrative.
The Carter - A documentary capturing Lil Wayne's life and career, similar in style to Kanye's story.
Justin Bieber: Never Say Never - A music documentary that follows the rise of a pop icon, paralleling Kanye's ascent.
Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest - Explores the dynamics of a hip-hop group, akin to Kanye's collaborations and inspirations.
Montage of Heck - A documentary on Kurt Cobain that examines the artist's life and struggles, similar to Kanye's narrative.
The Notorious B.I.G.: Bigger Than Life - A biographical documentary reflecting on the life of Biggie Smalls, similar in theme to Kanye's story.
20 Feet from Stardom - Sheds light on the untold true story of backup singers, paralleling themes of fame and creativity.
Amy - A documentary that chronicles the life of Amy Winehouse, highlighting the challenges of fame.
Exit Through the Gift Shop - A documentary about the street art world that also focuses on personal identity and creativity.
The Last Dance - Documents Michael Jordan's career and personal struggles, similar to Kanye's rise and challenges.
Dave Chappelle's Block Party - A celebrated music event showcasing artists and social issues, akin to Kanye's cultural impact.
Song Exploder - Explores the creative process behind iconic songs, reflecting Kanye's artistry.
The A-List: New York - A reality series that focuses on the lives of a group of friends, similar to Kanye's social circles.
HBO's The Defiant Ones - Spotlights influential figures in music, mirroring Kanye's influence within the industry.
Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened - A cautionary story about ambition and failure, resonating with the challenges faced by artists.
The Punk Singer - Explores the life and career of Kathleen Hanna, highlighting the challenges and triumphs similar to Kanye's.
TLC: Behind the Music - A documentary series on musical acts, capturing the trials and successes like Kanye's journey.
Punk's Not Dead - A look into the punk music scene, exploring themes of identity and rebellion akin to Kanye's artistry.
The History of Comedy - Delve into the world of comedy with personal stories from comedians, reflecting on creative processes.
Kanye West: Runaway - A musical short film that showcases Kanye's artistry, mirroring the introspection found in 'jeen-yuhs.'
Beyond the Music - Follows various musicians as they navigate their careers, similar to Kanye's life journey.
Inside the Actor's Studio - Features in-depth interviews with various actors and musicians, providing insight into their creative processes.
Made in America - Highlights Jay-Z's music festival featuring various artists, showcasing the music scene related to Kanye.
What Happened, Miss Simone? - A documentary that portrays the life of Nina Simone, exploring themes of personal struggle and artistry.
The Shed - Focuses on the intersection of art and culture, reflecting on creative processes similar to Kanye's narrative.
Wild Style - A film about the hip-hop culture in the 1980s, representing the roots of artists like Kanye.
Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years - Documents The Beatles' touring years, focusing on fame and struggles similar to Kanye's story.
The Real World - A reality show that documents personal and social issues, echoing themes seen in 'jeen-yuhs.'
The New Edition Story - Tells the story of a music group and their personal and professional struggles, similar to Kanye's journey.
The Standups - A comedic series focusing on different stand-up comedians, highlighting personal stories like Kanye's.
I Am Chris Farley - A documentary that reveals the life and challenges of comedian Chris Farley, similar to Kanye's narrative.
Rising Star - A music competition that showcases the struggles and triumphs of aspiring musicians akin to Kanye's rise.
Taylor Swift: Miss Americana - A documentary focused on Taylor Swift's life and career, exploring themes of personal struggle and artistry.
Nautical Miles - Focuses on an artist's journey through struggles and triumphs, similar to the themes explored in 'jeen-yuhs.'
We Are the Best! - A coming-of-age film about a punk band, highlighting creativity and self-discovery like Kanye's narrative.
The Room - Cult classic that embodies themes of passion and ambition, paralleling elements of Kanye's story.
Amazing Grace - A concert film showcasing Aretha Franklin's live performance, highlighting the impact of music like Kanye's.

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The Witch - A slow-burn horror film with themes of isolation and supernatural elements.
Hereditary - Explores family trauma and psychological horror, invoking dread and unease.
The Babadook - Examines grief and motherhood through a psychological horror lens.
The Invitation - Focuses on tension and distrust during a mysterious dinner party.
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - A unique blend of horror and art-house with a strong atmosphere.
Midsommar - Combines psychological horror with themes of trauma and relationships.
They Look Like People - Intimate character study wrapped in psychological thriller elements.
Evil Eye - Involves supernatural elements and themes of familial curses.
Dark - A mind-bending series that explores themes of time, familial ties, and horror.
Marrowbone - A ghost story that delves into family secrets and psychological trauma.
The Autopsy of Jane Doe - A chilling horror film featuring a mysterious corpse and supernatural elements.
His House - Combines horror with themes of displacement and trauma from past experiences.
The Others - A gripping ghost story with a twist revealing deep psychological implications.
The Haunting of Hill House - A series that weaves personal stories with a haunted house narrative.
The Conjuring - Focuses on paranormal investigations and has a deeply unsettling atmosphere.
Annihilation - Merges science fiction with existential horror and explores human psychology.
The Lodge - Involves psychological horror elements and themes of isolation.
Under the Shadow - Combines personal trauma and supernatural elements in a war setting.
Goodnight Mommy - A disturbing tale about family and psychological horror.
The Ritual - Explores themes of grief and friendship through atmospheric horror.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller with surreal horror elements and family drama.
The Taking of Deborah Logan - Explores the effects of dementia intertwined with found footage horror.
In Fabric - Blends horror and dark comedy through a supernatural narrative involving clothing.
Cam - A psychological thriller that explores identity and the self in a digital age.
Son - Focuses on the bond between mother and son through horror themes.
Creep - A found footage film that dives deep into psychological horror.
The Sixth Sense - A classic supernatural thriller focusing on childhood trauma and ghostly encounters.
The Room - A psychological drama that devolves into horror through unexpected twists.
Gerald's Game - A psychological thriller exploring trauma and its effects on the mind.
Saint Maud - Explores themes of faith and obsession in a psychological horror context.
I Know What You Did Last Summer - Teen horror that also explores the psychological effects of past decisions.
The Cabin in the Woods - A meta-horror film that plays with conventions and audience expectations.
Everything Everywhere All at Once - Mixes genres and explores deep psychological themes alongside surreal horror.
Camille 2000 - Explores human connections and individuality within surreal storytelling.
The Fall of the House of Usher - A chilling narrative that explores dark family secrets and madness.
I See You - Merges family secrets with a chilling mystery and horror elements.
Possession - A surreal psychological horror that involves themes of identity and transformation.
Ritual - Explores themes of grief and friendship in a horror setting.
Rage - A psychological horror film that examines grief and the consequences of violence.

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Spaceballs - A parody of science fiction films, focusing on space travel and featuring comedic elements.
The Star Wars Holiday Special - A comedic and bizarre take on the Star Wars universe, reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
Galaxy Quest - A comedic homage to science fiction and space adventure tropes, featuring a cast from a canceled TV show.
Robot Chicken: Star Wars - A stop-motion animated comedy that parodies elements of the Star Wars saga.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - A quirky take on space travel and alien life that shares humor similar to Hardware Wars.
Space Mutiny - A low-budget sci-fi film known for its campy style and unintentional humor.
Battlefield Earth - A sci-fi film known for its poor execution and campy style, similar to Hardware Wars.
Troll 2 - A notoriously bad film known for its campiness and humor, akin to the vibe of Hardware Wars.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Often cited as one of the worst films ever made, its campiness aligns with Hardware Wars.
Mars Attacks! - A comedic take on alien invasions with a satirical edge similar to Hardware Wars.
The Phantom Menace: The Fan Edit - Fan edits of poorly received films create a comedic commentary that resonates with parodies.
Flash Gordon - A campy sci-fi adventure with over-the-top performances and effects, echoing the style of Hardware Wars.
Kung Fury - A short film blending martial arts, retro style, and absurd humor, reminiscent of comedy in Hardware Wars.
The Last Starfighter - Combines sci-fi and campy elements that fans of Hardware Wars might enjoy.
Dead Snow - A horror film with comedic elements that parody the genre, similar to the approach in Hardware Wars.
Zardoz - A bizarre sci-fi film filled with oddities, echoing the uniqueness of Hardware Wars.
The Android Affair - This film's quirky premise and low-budget effects are reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
Starship Troopers - A satirical take on militaristic themes and sci-fi tropes similar to the humor in Hardware Wars.
Evil Aliens - A comedic horror film with absurd alien shenanigans, aligns with the comedy of Hardware Wars.
Meet the Spartans - A parody film that mocks popular culture, akin to the humor style of Hardware Wars.
Epic Movie - A spoof of several movie genres, embracing absurd humor akin to Hardware Wars.
Scary Movie - A series of parody films targeting various genres and tropes, similar to Hardware Wars' approach.
Superhero Movie - Another parody film that mocks superhero movies, sharing humor with Hardware Wars.
The Cable Guy - A dark comedy that portrays absurdity and dysfunction, vaguely reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
Hobo with a Shotgun - A satirical film that embraces over-the-top gore and absurdity, likening to the humor in Hardware Wars.
Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th - A parody film that combines horror tropes with comedy, reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
A Haunted House - A mockumentary spoofing found-footage horror films, similar in style to Hardware Wars.
Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys - A horror-comedy film that combines elements of camp and absurdity like Hardware Wars.
They Live - A cult classic that combines social commentary with a humorous and absurd take on alien takeover.
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie - A notorious film with low production value and absurd characters, appealing to fans of Hardware Wars.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III - A film with a campy aesthetic and comedic elements appealing to the same audience.
Tammy and the T-Rex - A quirky comedy featuring a dinosaur and a campy storyline, similar to Hardware Wars.
The Room - A cult classic known for its awkward dialogue and campiness, sharing a similar vibe with Hardware Wars.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! - A classic comedy that parodies horror and sci-fi tropes, aligning with the humor of Hardware Wars.
The Creeping Terror - An infamous low-budget horror film known for its poor execution and campy style.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - A surreal horror film that blends absurdity with humor, akin to Hardware Wars.
Miami Connection - A martial arts film filled with absurd dialogue and campiness that fans of Hardware Wars would enjoy.
Gymkata - A unique blend of gymnastics and martial arts, known for its campy execution.
Ninja Terminator - A low-budget action film with absurd plot twists and campy performances.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Stampeding mutants in a low-budget post-apocalyptic setting with campy humor.
Mac and Me - A film known for its similarities to E.T. with a campy feel, resonating with fans of Hardware Wars.

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Galaxy Quest - A comedic take on sci-fi and the space genre with a bumbling cast of characters.
Spaceballs - A parody of popular sci-fi films with absurd characters and situations.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Combines humor and sci-fi elements with quirky alien characters.
Paul - A comedic road trip with aliens, featuring humor and pop culture references.
Men in Black - Follows agents dealing with aliens on Earth in a comedic fashion.
Cotton Candy - A light-hearted sci-fi comedy focused on oddball characters.
Lilo & Stitch - A fun story about an alien encountering quirky Earth cultures.
The World's End - Mixes humor and science fiction with a group of friends and alien invasion plot.
Space Mutiny - Cult classic with unintentionally humorous moments and low-budget sci-fi tropes.
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie - While not sci-fi, its humor and absurdity align with the comedic style.
Idiot Box - Features characters that embody a similar sense of absurdity and humor.
The Amazing Bulk - A low-budget film that offers unintentional humor similar to 'Morons from Outer Space'.
Dude, Where's My Car? - A stoner comedy featuring amnesia and absurd situations.
Space Academy - Teen sci-fi series with a focus on training and humorous adventures in space.
Mars Attacks! - A satirical take on alien invasions with a comedic tone.
Unidentified Flying Objects - Focuses on absurd alien encounters that mirror the ridiculousness of 'Morons from Outer Space'.
The Invention of Lying - Features a unique comedic premise centered around lies and misunderstandings.
Zardoz - A unique and surreal take on sci-fi with an absurd premise.
The Last Starfighter - A blend of gaming and space adventures with a humorous undertone.
Troll 2 - Known for its unintentional humor and absurd dialogue.
Space Ghost Coast to Coast - An animated series blending absurd humor with a sci-fi theme.
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension - A mix of sci-fi, comedy, and unconventional storytelling.
Robot Chicken: Star Wars - Parody of sci-fi themes with irreverent humor.
Flash Gordon (1980) - Campy sci-fi with outrageous characters and settings.
The Man Who Knew Too Little - A comedy where misunderstandings lead to ridiculous situations.
Meet the Spartans - A parody film featuring absurd humor and satire.
Kung Fu Hustle - Combines absurdity with comedy in a unique setting.
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! - A classic comedy known for its slapstick and absurd humor.
Screamers - Combines sci-fi and dark humor with absurd realities.
The Room - A cult classic with performances and dialogue that are unintentionally humorous.
Super Troopers - Features law enforcement characters in absurd comedic situations.
The Righteous Gemstones - Brings absurdity into a familiar setup similar to cosmic troubles.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - A parody horror-comedy film known for its silly premise.
Airplane! - Another classic slapstick comedy with a mishmash of absurd situations.
Beetlejuice - Comedic elements of the supernatural with odd characters.
Hot Fuzz - Mixes action and comedy with absurd situations in a small town.
The Master of Disguise - Features absurd comedy with absurd scenarios and characters.
The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear - Continues the absurd comedic style from the first film.
Freaky - Merges horror and comedy in an absurd premise of body-switching.
The Tick - A parody of superhero tropes with absurd situations.
Silly Billy - Offers a lighthearted take on misunderstandings and foolishness.
Rubber - A film about a killer tire with absurd situations and dark humor.

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Burden of Dreams - A documentary about the making of Werner Herzog's 'Fitzcarraldo' that delves into the challenges faced during production.
Lost in La Mancha - A documentary chronicling Terry Gilliam's chaotic attempts to film 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote'.
The Disaster Artist - A biographical comedy-drama about the making of the cult film 'The Room', showcasing the struggles of independent filmmaking.
Filmworker - A documentary about Leon Vitali, who dedicated his life to working as an assistant to director Stanley Kubrick.
Room 237 - An exploration of various interpretations of Stanley Kubrick’s 'The Shining', delving into the art of film analysis.
Rebel Without a Crew - A documentary about filmmaker Robert Rodriguez and his experience making 'El Mariachi' with a limited budget.
American Movie - A documentary that follows filmmaker Mark Borchardt as he tries to make his own horror film.
Jodorowsky's Dune - A documentary about Alejandro Jodorowsky's ambitious but ultimately unsuccessful attempt to adapt 'Dune' into a film.
The Act of Killing - A documentary featuring former Indonesian death squad leaders reenacting their real-life mass killings in a surreal manner.
The King of Comedy - A black comedy that reflects on the nature of fame and the lengths a person will go to achieve it within the film industry.
Showtime - A comedic take on behind-the-scenes chaos in filmmaking, particularly focused on the pressures of production.
The Room - Recognized as one of the best 'so bad it's good' films, its production story is full of chaos and passion.
Hollywood Shuffle - A satirical take on the struggles of African-American actors in Hollywood, reflecting on the challenges of filmmaking.
Indie Game: The Movie - A documentary exploring the lives of independent video game designers, paralleling the struggles found in film production.
The Black Cauldron: A Disney Documentary - Explores the production missteps of this animated feature, similar to the challenges faced in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies - A deep examination of filmmaking artistry and the influences that shaped one of America's greatest directors.
The Last Movie - A surreal examination of a filmmaker's struggle with the impact of film on reality, blending personal narrative with production issues.
Overnight - A documentary that follows the rise and fall of filmmaker Troy Duffy as he attempts to navigate Hollywood.
This Is Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that satirizes the chaos surrounding rock bands, which parallels the film industry's absurdities.
To Be Takei - A documentary about George Takei that explores fame, identity, and the film industry, similar to the themes in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
The Gleaners and I - A documentary exploring the lives and struggles of gleaners, examining artistry in everyday life, akin to independent filmmaking.
The Filth and the Fury - A documentary about the Sex Pistols that looks into the chaos and reality of music and its production, akin to film.
Be Kind Rewind - A comedy about the struggles of two friends creating their own versions of popular films, reflecting on the nature of filmmaking.
The Last Starfighter - A look at a film's production and its impact on the creators, paralleling challenges faced in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
Harlan County, USA - Documentary filmmaking that captures the struggles of coal miners, showing the dedication of filmmakers to truth.
The Hunger Games: The Exhibition - A behind-the-scenes look at the making of a major film franchise, shedding light on the filmmaking process.
The Road to El Dorado - A story of a challenging production featuring themes of adventure and creativity resembling the chaos of filmmaking.
Cameraperson - An autobiographical documentary presenting moments from the filmmaker's career, reflecting on the art of film.
The Making of 'The Shining' - A documentary that reveals the behind-the-scenes trials of creating Kubrick's masterpiece, touching on similar chaos.
The Other Side of the Mirror - A documentary focused on a pivotal time in filmmaking, exploring filmmaker interactions and their resultant struggles.
Great Movies: The Godfather - An examination of the classic film's production challenges, entailing the depth and intricacies of filmmaking.
The Show Must Go On - A documentary reflecting on the behind-the-scenes challenges of creating a stage show, relatable to filmmaking.
The Hollywood Complex - A documentary examining the challenges faced by child actors and their families in Hollywood's competitive environment.
The Fall of the House of Usher - A dramatization that highlights the tumultuous production environment, exploring artistic struggle and dedication.
All the Time in the World - A personal take on filmmaking and life balance, reflecting authentic struggles similar to those in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
The Act of Seeing with Ones Own Eyes - Interrogates the act of observation and reality through the lens of film, questioning the filmmaker's role in representation.
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