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I wouldn't call Nova a hipster venue usually. It was all a bit charmingly daggy actually. A lot of saddos who seemed to know every line of this movie - and yelling them out gleefully. Atmos was fun (if a bit headache-inducing at times). Strangers bonding over the shared trauma of Wiseau's arse.

Can't look at youtube at work so not sure if that's what you linked. But the moment during his meltdown - after he's smashed everything, and grabs her red dress... and dry humps it.

Shhhiiiiit.

It's so obvious that the first two sex scenes are so clearly from the same footage. Same shots. Same use of flower props.

There was a fan dressed as Tommy, some tuxedos and a guy in a red dress. But no Tommy. No yet anyway.

The intimate scenes have been burnt into my retinas. So worried I'll have Nam-like flashbacks to these at inappropriate moments. Distressing.

According to the message from Tommy to Australian viewers, you need to see The Room ''at least five times in the cinema'' to fully appreciate it.

I think members of the ''Tommy Wiseau Street Team'' are attending all of them. They seem to be like the cheerleaders.

My friend tells me the other sessions are already selling too. This piece of crap seems to have something of a following.

Your best bet would be to purchase online, otherwise the fanboy/gals will have snapped up all the tickets by the time you show.

Jens Lekman enjoying Tommy Wiseau's cinematic meisterwerk, The Room, at Cinema Nova. He probably doesn't count as a celeb, being a local now.

Anyone catch this on Saturday night? Strangest movie-going experience of my life. Like watching a movie with a footy crowd. I think I missed much of the noxious dialogue thanks to the bellowed interactive lunacy, the football and spoon throwing. Even so, I don't think I was prepared for just how hilariously awful this is. Great stuff.

Also, Jens Lekman was there. He looked to be enjoying it. If that doesn't draw out the indie kids I don't know what will.