The Disaster Artist

The Disaster Artist primarily elicits **Humor** from the eccentricities of Tommy Wiseau and the absurd process of making 'The Room.' This is balanced by strong **Empathy** for Tommy's underlying loneliness and desire for acceptance, making him a surprisingly sympathetic figure despite his bizarre behavior. **Joy** and **Happiness** stem from the overall celebratory tone of pursuing a dream, however unconventional, and the eventual cult success of the film. **Curiosity** is high for viewers interested in the true story behind 'The Room,' while elements of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** arise from Tommy's struggles with rejection and misunderstanding.