What would the fanboys think if they made a film about the making of Batman & Robin?

Well Batman and Robin is a bad movie but Joel Schumacher is a competent director and I can't imagine the behind the scene stories of B&R are all that interesting. The Disaster Artist film didn't even scratch the surface of the chaos that was going on behind the scenes. As bizarre as The Room is, The Disaster Artist book paints a picture that is nearly beyond belief of incompetence. The fact that the film and its star achieved cult status is the heart of that story. Schumacher was already a successful director so comparing the two productions is comparing apples and oranges.

But I'm guessing if they did make such a movie about the making of B&R and it was nominated for awards, fanboys would be happy.

I want to see one on the making of Gigli.

For someone who hated The Room, I don't know why you decided to watch this.

Or did you watch it?

If you like films about making godawful movies, I can't recommend Tim Burton's "Ed Wood" too highly!

It's a terrific film, weird and funny, entirely true but stranger than fiction. Probably Burton's best film, and definitely Johnny Depp's best performance. It's hard to believe now, but there was a time when he was a damn good actor.

I would watch it especially if we get to see some behind-the-scenes of Uma Thurman (obviously played by another actress) trying on different Poison Ivy costumes.

I'd love to see such a film, although I doubt it would be as interesting as a film detailing the making of Batman Forever (i.e. "I cannot sanction your buffoonery.")

Any ideas on who would be cast as the various players (i.e. Schumacher, Clooney, Arnie, Alicia etc)?