An iconic scene from Tommy Wiseau's still as fun to watch today, and tribute and references to the epitome of so-bad-it's-good film still make the rounds in pop culture after seventeen years.

One such place to create tributes and re-makes of classic games, movies, and other works of art is the even profit off their work made in the game.

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In a short video tweeted by Wiseau, some s use the infinite possibilities of Dreams to make their own spin on an iconic scene from The Room. Johnny, upon hearing that Lisa is lying about domestic abuse, storms onto the roof, exclaiming, "It's not true, it's bullsh-t! I did not hit her! I did not!" After angrily throwing a water bottle, he spots his best friend Mark off-camera and calmly says, "Oh hi, Mark." The apparent green-screen background, strange delivery from Wiseau, particularly on "I did not!" and complete reversal of tone when greeting Mark, makes the scene a memorable standout in a movie packed with oddity. Johnny's lines are perfectly synced and animated within Dreams, although the video ends slightly differently than its source material.

Many Dreams players have ed short videos or playable experiences base don existing IPs and franchises. However, not all are viewed innocently, after Marvel cinematic universe. It's possible that Wiseau even made this himself. For one, the creator of this clip certainly knew a lot about The Room, as the ending references other scenes in the movie where Johnny, Mark, and their friends inexplicably throw a football around.

Dreams is a remarkable and ambitious project by Media Molecule, which encourages creativity and collaboration and has led to some breathtaking visuals, clever games, and catchy music for players to enjoy. Still, it's good to know there will never be a shortage of creations that don't take themselves too seriously, like this weird, silly homage to one of the strangest films ever made. Maybe one day, Tommy Wiseau will re-create the entirety of The Room in Dreams, but until then, this 10-second clip should satiate fans of the disasterpiece.

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