What’s amazing about this, is Truman had no idea the concept of reality television, and yet he was still able to pick up that things weren’t right, his entire life and he still figured it out,
The concept of being the main character in life and everybody else being observers have always been something everyone felt during some part in their life. You don't need to know about TV to think about something like this.
Having seen this in the theater when it came out, I remember thinking how much it would suck to have cameras on you 24/7....also thinking that it would never happen...and look where we are.
I agree. It should have gotten a lot more attention than it did. Really an interesting concept and Jim did great as you say. Some have suggested a sequel but where would they go? It might be interesting to see how he and his true love got on with their life together though.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere However, I think there is some beauty to be left in the unknown. Considering how some audiences REALLY want to know what happens with Truman and his love interest, I find it fascinating how they actually DON'T fulfill that arc because Truman is no longer shackled by reality television anymore. He's no longer being watched with no one able to pry into his life and love interests anymore! It kind of feels better that way (at least for me).
No shit I've got persistent delusion disorder and some time I think this film is some kind of metaphor but then I get my rational thinking head on and blame targeted ads and the like lol
@@imjuslooking7270 my brother has schizoaffective disorder. He is in a facility and i visit him often. Do you work? live on your own? take medications?
Yeah well the world don't know to play fair. Like did you know hollywood top theatre groups believe only their stage actors (De Niro, Paccino, and their lot.) deserve access to the coveted awards club 🍸👯🎶 Theatre groups - 'We are the real Oscar Mafia that no one talks about, you ain't a good actor unless we says so Jim talented Carrey.. SUCK ON IT FUNNY BONES!' 😆👏🤩
@@kencarson3451 Jack Nicholson for "As Good as It Gets". He gave a great performance in an Okay movie. But neither the role nor the movie were in the same league as The. Truman Show.
@@elder-woodsilverstein7716 Yeah Mayors probably. No one can own a town. Well I guess you could own every private building but still not the town itself.
That's what Hitchcock described as surprise vs suspense. In suspense, the viewer knows even more than the caracther and there is the build up about what is going to happen next
This is slightly different but there is an idea where if you rearrange the film 'passengers', it to looks very different. see: czcams.com/video/Gksxu-yeWcU/video.html
I don’t know. This music makes it seem more like a horror movie. (Although I’m sure it must be a horrifying realization for the character.). The track they actually used for the film seems to evoke suspense and suspicion more.
I remember when I firstly watched this movie with no clue what is it about. And after maybe 30 minutes comes huge jaw-dropping moment when I realized the idea. Not a lot of movies like this
@@sheridan5175 i think you're oversimplifying. It does kind of throw you in. I think i might have smoked something that night to be fair so you might have a point
This rescoring really suits the mood a lot more imo. The original cut has a very turn of the century almost optimistic existential tone to it, like there’s a build to the music and his realization, but it’s also energized, inspired, evoking the idea of original thought. Here, it is a much more solemn realization that every original thought Truman has thought he has had is actually manufactured and manicured for him by the world around him.
Holy Jesus that's the whole point that the movie is trying to make. It's the same thing with our reality, advertisements life experiences, everything is manufactured to be exactly what you want because you are the biggest product on the planet. What do you think companies are spending literal billions of dollars trying to get you to buy something? They understand human psychology like no one else and we're Lab rats to them. And we're nothing but pay pegs because we are given an artificial choice between two things that are owned by the same person. We may not be the main characters of our own little Truman show realities, but we are the product that is selling things like Truman is.
It doesn’t though. I mean great for this clip but the movie is suppose to have that optimism because that’s the fake reality he’s been living under…he’s living within a paradigm where everything is “great.” If this music we’re playing in the original it be a bit tooo on the nose. Also, the director didn’t want this to be some sci fi thriller, which is why the choices were made as they were.
I feel like the studio still could have had legitimate businesses running in the town. So people actualy have work to do rather than pretending all the time.
There was a video I watched a while ago, if you pay attention Marlon is taking candy out of the machine when Truman isn't looking and then putting it back in when he turns back around. Cool little detail.
I don't know what's creepier that everyone is watching him or how studiously everybody ignores him when he's doing goofy things in the street. He picked up on that too and highlights it when he does his hand clap bit at the end. "Anything happen?", "No", "Mmm Hmmm, We gotta get out of here".
"Just because you are paranoid does not mean that someone isn't out to get you." Take that home and ingest it at yer leisure. Why has there not been a sequel?
Because the purpose of the movie is to show how corporations only care about money and nothing else. A sequel would betray everything this movie stood for. They chose integrity over money, and I really respect it
Have you seen the movie where Mel Gibson puts out a newspaper that is basically only about Conspiracy Theories? AND THEN He gets one right and 'they' are out to kill him and his subscribers?
because there might be a chance that in 90s the general perception was that the 50s was the best decade. Just like now, how people think that the 90s was the last best decade.
@@baronvonnembleshe 50s weren’t great if you were a minority. Lol. People are so annoying with how they make this claim as if half of the US population werent living under segregation, fear of lynching and just in general living under laws that reduced them to second class citizens…yeah the 50s were great…but it’s just as much as an illusion as this world in the film. The 50s were great for those lucky enough to have been born on the side of law that favored them.
When I first watched the movie (like almost 30 years ago) I though "omg... that could be real" now, working on TV the mere idea is ridiculous, the amount of extras, the amount of technical issues that could happen, could you imagine the legal issues if only one extra got crash by one of those fake busses? This is a producers worst nightmare
But the busses are real though. You can't produce fakeness without something that is real as its building block. It's what is done with items/things that makes the experience fake.
!!!SPOILER's AHEAD!!! It's weird how actors playing weren't really told how by the producer how to manage his unusual behavior. No scripts for when he starts to find different things, only 1 supervisor per whole studio basically. I'm shocked he managed over 10k days without noticing it with such shortsighted producers. Even with real world reality TV people inside often wonder what is real and it can be so well scripted it is resembling reality so well, while here they were simulating guy's whole life, yet had easy access in a building like that. Why won't pick a staircase? Similarly no real world people mess, like when I would do stuff like that I will every day pick a 10 random pedestrians to make 10 random things like dropping phone, hitting a curb or tying shoes. Would be very refreshing. Same for the radio starting mid-word or teaching actors to react normally like no driver would just sit on their ass when someone runs in front of a bus - would be tons of fuck offs and watch outs you prick. Those tiny details are missing(last one surely to be family friendly, but in general others are doable easily) and made Truman believe in the idea that something's off. I guess maybe that was a plan for producers to make show less boring, as we see routine and boredom all over the plan. But they overplayed and it ended with nice finale for Truman's Show!
The thing you have to understand that since his entire life has been fake he doesn't know what real should look like so he has a much lower standards to notice weird things
@@andreybushev3020 because they grumbled about it being filmed there and a lot didn't want it. Now it's their town's bread and butter for tourism and only claim to fame for anyone to want to go there.
Let's assume CZcams ad rates of $1 USD for 1000 impressions. If you had a global viewership of ten million round the clock (0.15% world population at the time), and a product placement every minute, that would be about ten thousand dollars per minute or 14 million dollars a day. At $200/day for extras, 10% of the daily revenue dedicated to extras would be enough to pay for 7000 extras, or more than enough for a small town. Regulars such as his wife, friends, co-workers, and various family members might be making $2000 a day or more.
I gotta say though, watching the show unravel... seeing truman descend into paranoia and him finally solving everything was probably fucking great television
Wouldn't this be the worst? An entire civilization watching you. Like right now could you imagine that some alien race or multiple races are watching you and depending on what you do you would go up or down in popularity? Crazy to think about.
They are. Not that anyone would believe me of course. There are spirits around us all of the time, they communicate telepathically so know our thoughts.
The Truman Show, Similar to one's actual life. One reason the Matrix movie was so popular. As one becomes more aware of this reality one starts realizing the truth behind this reality. Be careful what you know. Most people are approximately 5% aware of themselves and this reality and are not ready for the truth. Without the proper gradient and knowledge of this truth, one is very susceptible to the brutality of this reality's traps keeping one imprisoned in it.
Wait I never noticed that, why did trumans friend take the one chocolate bar out of the machine then put it back when truman turned back around?? Maybe someone told him to do it but idk why
In David Bowie song life on mars one verse goes “take a look at the long man beating up the wrong guy, oh well wonder if he will ever know it’s the best selling show” this film reminds me of that song, are we entertainment for another planet? We could be…
I have to admit, I prefer the original Philip Glass score. I think it was originally used in the documovie Powaqqatsi. The Truman Show is one of my favorite movies.
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What’s amazing about this, is Truman had no idea the concept of reality television, and yet he was still able to pick up that things weren’t right, his entire life and he still figured it out,
The concept of being the main character in life and everybody else being observers have always been something everyone felt during some part in their life. You don't need to know about TV to think about something like this.
@@kaan8964 and having your entire town acting very out of character from what you know would raise the Paranoia level to critical levels
@@samuelfawell9159 true
This is like the Beautiful Mind-movie, guy is paranoidisk/skitsofrenisk, film is about how disease is affecting him.
It's almost like this is a movie or something 🤯
Having seen this in the theater when it came out, I remember thinking how much it would suck to have cameras on you 24/7....also thinking that it would never happen...and look where we are.
Which is why you really don’t want Alexa in your house.
China happen
@@jacks5369 what?
@@jacks5369 most of the stuff with microphones are USA's fault tho or Korean
@@jacks5369 "China" Lol
Personally I think this movie was really underrated. Jim Carrey was great in it. Very original at the time
It's hardly underrated - it's a classic
It was only underrated by the relatively small number of people that didn’t rate it, which was quite low in comparison to other movies 🫤
I agree. It should have gotten a lot more attention than it did. Really an interesting concept and Jim did great as you say. Some have suggested a sequel but where would they go? It might be interesting to see how he and his true love got on with their life together though.
It would have been better, if he had died at the end of the movie.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere However, I think there is some beauty to be left in the unknown. Considering how some audiences REALLY want to know what happens with Truman and his love interest, I find it fascinating how they actually DON'T fulfill that arc because Truman is no longer shackled by reality television anymore. He's no longer being watched with no one able to pry into his life and love interests anymore! It kind of feels better that way (at least for me).
I imagine this is how paranoid schizophrenics feel.
I am bipolar . Exactly during episodes i feel same 😂
No shit I've got persistent delusion disorder and some time I think this film is some kind of metaphor but then I get my rational thinking head on and blame targeted ads and the like lol
@@imjuslooking7270 my brother has schizoaffective disorder. He is in a facility and i visit him often. Do you work? live on your own? take medications?
Jim Carrey deserved the Oscar for this performance. He was robbed.
Yeah well the world don't know to play fair. Like did you know hollywood top theatre groups believe only their stage actors (De Niro, Paccino, and their lot.) deserve access to the coveted awards club 🍸👯🎶
Theatre groups - 'We are the real Oscar Mafia that no one talks about, you ain't a good actor unless we says so Jim talented Carrey.. SUCK ON IT FUNNY BONES!' 😆👏🤩
Who won it instead ?
@@kencarson3451 Jack Nicholson for "As Good as It Gets". He gave a great performance in an Okay movie. But neither the role nor the movie were in the same league as The. Truman Show.
He wasnt even nominated......
Robbed by whom? Jack Nicholson (As Good As It Gets)?
Why do people sometimes call this movie a comedy drama? It's a horror! How anyone can think otherwise is beyond me.
It is Originally a horror, but the genre changed. I don't know why, but like one of the commenter on the other part said, probably due to casting.
It’s a comedy drama horror.
It would have been better. If, he had played his role in the movie straight. Without the comedy.
It's not a horror, he escaped.
@@amberlopez7477 i think the comedy highlights him slowing losing it
3:04 Those two extras are actually the owners of the town that Sea Haven was filmed. When they gave permission to film there, they asked for a cameo.
You reckon they still work there
@@michaelrawling1891 Not sure, they might have retired by now.
"Owners" of the town? How does one "own" a town?
@@jsnrvst Maybe they are actually the mayors of the town, I think I got mixed up.
@@elder-woodsilverstein7716 Yeah Mayors probably. No one can own a town. Well I guess you could own every private building but still not the town itself.
it would've been cool if the viewers didn't know it was a TV show from the start of the movie. it would've been a crazy plot twist near the end
That's what Hitchcock described as surprise vs suspense. In suspense, the viewer knows even more than the caracther and there is the build up about what is going to happen next
That would be the best twist in cinema.
This is slightly different but there is an idea where if you rearrange the film 'passengers', it to looks very different. see: czcams.com/video/Gksxu-yeWcU/video.html
@@dinastergiou709 that would be a completely different movie.
You don’t need a final twist for a movie ro be good.
how do you explain the giant dome then?
I don’t know. This music makes it seem more like a horror movie. (Although I’m sure it must be a horrifying realization for the character.). The track they actually used for the film seems to evoke suspense and suspicion more.
They were going to go in that direction originally, but changed it, perhaps due to casting.
I remember when I firstly watched this movie with no clue what is it about. And after maybe 30 minutes comes huge jaw-dropping moment when I realized the idea. Not a lot of movies like this
The film tells you exactly what's happening with fake cast member interviews in the first scene were you in the toilet or smth
@@sheridan5175 i had the same experience, it is jarring tbh and can be difficult to interpret initially
@@basilbrush9075 "This is a film about a TV show where everyone except truman is an actor"
You 40 minutes in: WAIT
@@sheridan5175 i think you're oversimplifying.
It does kind of throw you in.
I think i might have smoked something that night to be fair so you might have a point
@@basilbrush9075 he definitely smoked some Californian kush
This rescoring really suits the mood a lot more imo.
The original cut has a very turn of the century almost optimistic existential tone to it, like there’s a build to the music and his realization, but it’s also energized, inspired, evoking the idea of original thought.
Here, it is a much more solemn realization that every original thought Truman has thought he has had is actually manufactured and manicured for him by the world around him.
Holy Jesus that's the whole point that the movie is trying to make.
It's the same thing with our reality, advertisements life experiences, everything is manufactured to be exactly what you want because you are the biggest product on the planet.
What do you think companies are spending literal billions of dollars trying to get you to buy something? They understand human psychology like no one else and we're Lab rats to them.
And we're nothing but pay pegs because we are given an artificial choice between two things that are owned by the same person.
We may not be the main characters of our own little Truman show realities, but we are the product that is selling things like Truman is.
It doesn’t though. I mean great for this clip but the movie is suppose to have that optimism because that’s the fake reality he’s been living under…he’s living within a paradigm where everything is “great.”
If this music we’re playing in the original it be a bit tooo on the nose. Also, the director didn’t want this to be some sci fi thriller, which is why the choices were made as they were.
they tried to warn us but we didn't want to listen
5:29 - his best friend was having to improvise stocking the candy machine, that is why he had to take the candy bar out
Good catch
Bro thought the escene was ended because Jim turned back xd
Man it gets sadder abd sadder
The radio, the newspaper, his friends and family
Everyone he knows knows he doesn't know
One of my teachers actually showed this movie to my class in middle school. Very good choice.
My sociology teacher also recommended this to us.
Haha yeah we watched this in school years ago too
I feel like the studio still could have had legitimate businesses running in the town. So people actualy have work to do rather than pretending all the time.
That was in unTrueman2 the sequel.
Then you run the risk of workers going home, watching the show, then coming back acting out trying to get internet famous screwing up production
This film was way ahead of its time.
He knows there npcs
they're* fucking hell the lack of education is insane
They’re*
@@tetrofita1787 Ah yes, the age old ritual. You wonder if they do it on purpose.
@@sheridan5175 Well considering his content he’s probably 6
@@tetrofita1787 He doesn't sound 6
He could be anywhere between 12 and 18 tbh
There was a video I watched a while ago, if you pay attention Marlon is taking candy out of the machine when Truman isn't looking and then putting it back in when he turns back around. Cool little detail.
“Police frequency” That’s a pretty good excuse all things considered
I don't know what's creepier that everyone is watching him or how studiously everybody ignores him when he's doing goofy things in the street. He picked up on that too and highlights it when he does his hand clap bit at the end. "Anything happen?", "No", "Mmm Hmmm, We gotta get out of here".
Exactly, they shouldve had the drivers honk at him and yell, like get tf outta the way, wtf are you doing. Stuff like that.
I watched this again recently on a flight and came to the conclusion that’s it one of the most underrated films of all time
Underrated? It's pop culture monument!
"I'll report you." The most feckless threat but used when at a loss as to what to do.
It was always destined to fail. Our brains seek patterns very aggressively
"Just because you are paranoid does not mean that someone isn't out to get you."
Take that home and ingest it at yer leisure. Why has there not been a sequel?
Because it would hit too close to home.
What kind of sequel? The story is concluded. You want to watch him doing the mundane out there?
Because the purpose of the movie is to show how corporations only care about money and nothing else. A sequel would betray everything this movie stood for. They chose integrity over money, and I really respect it
Is that a boondocks reference?
Have you seen the movie where Mel Gibson puts out a newspaper that is basically only about Conspiracy Theories?
AND THEN
He gets one right and 'they' are out to kill him and his subscribers?
What makes it extra creepy is how perfectly nice and wholesome the town is. Since when do modern people dress like it's the 1950s?
because there might be a chance that in 90s the general perception was that the 50s was the best decade. Just like now, how people think that the 90s was the last best decade.
Truman would have no idea, everything he knows is spoon fed to him
@@maverickkanav The 50s were a great decade. The 90s sucked. But not compared to now.
@@baronvonnembles yes comparative suckery.
@@baronvonnembleshe 50s weren’t great if you were a minority. Lol. People are so annoying with how they make this claim as if half of the US population werent living under segregation, fear of lynching and just in general living under laws that reduced them to second class citizens…yeah the 50s were great…but it’s just as much as an illusion as this world in the film. The 50s were great for those lucky enough to have been born on the side of law that favored them.
This the most underrated HORROR movie ever.
The spooky music really adds to the whole "Am I paranoid or is someone out to get me" acting
I really love the alternative music- gives it a different light. The original is still good, but this is a fun experiment!
When I first watched the movie (like almost 30 years ago) I though "omg... that could be real" now, working on TV the mere idea is ridiculous, the amount of extras, the amount of technical issues that could happen, could you imagine the legal issues if only one extra got crash by one of those fake busses? This is a producers worst nightmare
Not to mention that not even a person like Tiffany (New York) could hold a 35 years old top reality show.
Truman life was really boring.
But the busses are real though. You can't produce fakeness without something that is real as its building block. It's what is done with items/things that makes the experience fake.
!!!SPOILER's AHEAD!!!
It's weird how actors playing weren't really told how by the producer how to manage his unusual behavior. No scripts for when he starts to find different things, only 1 supervisor per whole studio basically. I'm shocked he managed over 10k days without noticing it with such shortsighted producers. Even with real world reality TV people inside often wonder what is real and it can be so well scripted it is resembling reality so well, while here they were simulating guy's whole life, yet had easy access in a building like that. Why won't pick a staircase? Similarly no real world people mess, like when I would do stuff like that I will every day pick a 10 random pedestrians to make 10 random things like dropping phone, hitting a curb or tying shoes. Would be very refreshing. Same for the radio starting mid-word or teaching actors to react normally like no driver would just sit on their ass when someone runs in front of a bus - would be tons of fuck offs and watch outs you prick. Those tiny details are missing(last one surely to be family friendly, but in general others are doable easily) and made Truman believe in the idea that something's off. I guess maybe that was a plan for producers to make show less boring, as we see routine and boredom all over the plan. But they overplayed and it ended with nice finale for Truman's Show!
The thing you have to understand that since his entire life has been fake he doesn't know what real should look like so he has a much lower standards to notice weird things
@@TheBraude He still can feel people panicking, it's so much inside humanity you don't really need to know it to feel it.
It's actually funny how Hollywood trolled this town. Their one claim to fame, still on their official city website, is the Truman Show.
Which is funny cause it took a lot to convince the town to let them film. They didn’t want the claim to fame
@@bellarose5978 Seaside, just like PC, Miramar Beach, Destin, etc is a dump full of angry old boomers and Karens.
What part is trolling?
@@andreybushev3020 i'm curious too
@@andreybushev3020 because they grumbled about it being filmed there and a lot didn't want it. Now it's their town's bread and butter for tourism and only claim to fame for anyone to want to go there.
You need a whole city of actors to pull off this show and that's not cost effective to do this daily.
With the viewership it has? Absolutely it could be cost effective. Only ethics stops this. If ethics go we would wish for something as tame as this...
If your lead character is predictable enough and held captive to his fears of travelling long distances, your cast can be reduced dramatically.
Let's assume CZcams ad rates of $1 USD for 1000 impressions. If you had a global viewership of ten million round the clock (0.15% world population at the time), and a product placement every minute, that would be about ten thousand dollars per minute or 14 million dollars a day. At $200/day for extras, 10% of the daily revenue dedicated to extras would be enough to pay for 7000 extras, or more than enough for a small town. Regulars such as his wife, friends, co-workers, and various family members might be making $2000 a day or more.
@@joeschembrie9450 Nice job doing the math! Nice paychecks too. All for fabricating a living lie to one person though.
@@Ifyernotawakeyet I'm simply showing that it is profitable. Just because something is profitable doesn't mean it's ethical.
Yeah if I figured out I was being watched I would just lay in bed all day and lounge around the house until ratings went down
Ratings went up when a man who was live streaming his life fell asleep on camera. Humans are unrelenting, unimaginative voyeuristic nut jobs.
They could've at least told the extras to react to Truman in case he acted weird towards them
The real Truman is enlightened with everyone else in the dark.
Carry played his character so well i thought he should have been nominated for an Oscar...the Oscars are Irrelevant now.
“He’s starting to believe.” - Morpheus
I gotta say though, watching the show unravel... seeing truman descend into paranoia and him finally solving everything was probably fucking great television
when he goes “frequency can be loud and sometimes drive you crazy” is a manipulation tactic so he wouldn’t pick up on it
Most people don't realise that Jim Carey was a very handsome guy, and so talented in many ways.
Was? 🤨
Wouldn't this be the worst? An entire civilization watching you. Like right now could you imagine that some alien race or multiple races are watching you and depending on what you do you would go up or down in popularity? Crazy to think about.
They are. Not that anyone would believe me of course. There are spirits around us all of the time, they communicate telepathically so know our thoughts.
@@mysticallymerry5523 I wouldn't say it's impossible
@@mysticallymerry5523 ur crazy lmaooojojooooooo
@@yellowcactustvz4929 I promise, you're going to find out i'm not.
@@mysticallymerry5523 - Every insane person ever
its a shame that there was no part 2 after he escaped this whole thing
What if I told you he escaped the show, but it's still in the Matrix?
@@robertoaguirrematurana6419 how come?
3:32 he’s beginning to believe…..
We are all Truman
This also occurs with narcissist in the real world who believe everyone is watching them.
The Truman Show, Similar to one's actual life. One reason the Matrix movie was so popular. As one becomes more aware of this reality one starts realizing the truth behind this reality. Be careful what you know. Most people are approximately 5% aware of themselves and this reality and are not ready for the truth. Without the proper gradient and knowledge of this truth, one is very susceptible to the brutality of this reality's traps keeping one imprisoned in it.
You really need a therapist. Or possibly a drug intervention.
Most people arent real.
Nice work. This film is the most accurate depiction of paranoia.
I feel like this was the true inspiration for the movie Free Guy with GTA painted on. At the end Truman was a "free guy".
Imagine truman escaping from the reality tv show to the outside world only to also realize eventually they are living in the matrix
This is what I feel like I go through everyday.. It's hell
So glad the music for this was changed
I thought life was like that wen I was a kid around 4 to 7
it is
did you not read your contract before they started filming you?
You were right.
Imagine all your friends, relatives, family are liar and being with you because they're paid. Poor Truman 😔
I was at this city where this movie was filmed at. Surreal experience
tripped like this on DOB and i had not yet seen this movie. it was bizarre and awesome
Now these phones are doing this to all of us except the only ones listening are some giant servers in some far away buildings.
Time to lay on the couch and play with myself. Good entertainment right there
When the gov't can see everything you type, tweet, google and track your movements...oh wait
Yup.
One of the best movies ever!
An Amazing Movie!
Brilliant movie!
There is a neighborhood in Alameda, CA, (near the former navy base) that has that some unnatural creepy feeling.
The extras were not extraing at all 😅😅
One of the best points (that also made it surreal,) is that all the women are wearing dresses.
Very feminine.
People demanding a sequel… you are the villains in the story, literally, demanding that you be made privy to Truman’s life even after he escapes
It's fiction..Truman is just a character...
@@MsPlayitright you view him as a product, it’s antithetical to the entire movie
Of course I realized it ... Since the first time
Somewhere around 2009 I noticed
This music is perfect
Imagine going to toilet and being watched.
The street sweepers and trash pickers in the beginning were cleaning up despite having no trash at all
This would be called 'dystopian' nowadays. In other words, reality.
A great great movie......an Aussie director.
The OG irl streamer
Suspicious amount of bicycles for an US Town
This film was only made to make me think I'm not being watched by everyone and everyone, people even commenting here, are actors
Truman was an indigo Child. Sooner or later, he was going to remove that veil. They never expected that.
I wonder how many times during the day the pause button is pushed😂🎉
What a great movie. The Truman character is a classic.
Wait I never noticed that, why did trumans friend take the one chocolate bar out of the machine then put it back when truman turned back around?? Maybe someone told him to do it but idk why
I always thought of this movie whenever I watched Wanda Vision.....
Almost hitchcok with the music
In David Bowie song life on mars one verse goes “take a look at the long man beating up the wrong guy, oh well wonder if he will ever know it’s the best selling show” this film reminds me of that song, are we entertainment for another planet? We could be…
0:54 soundtrack from Shine
smart movie for smart folks.
So much fun…
It’s odd but he looks like Wilson, from House . In this one film it’s just all about Wilson .
I have to admit, I prefer the original Philip Glass score. I think it was originally used in the documovie Powaqqatsi. The Truman Show is one of my favorite movies.
... 14 years ago. They tried putting him on psychotropics.
This poor guy would have been driven paranoid Schizophrenic long before adulthood.
This movie ****ed me up as a kid lol. I was convinced it was like a hint for me that my own life was also a fabrication.
I myself is a Truman so are you.
Out of the Matrix born into Narcissistic Dynamic
Are you a simulation, Morty?
There's a lot of discussions on Reddit about this the kind of legal ramifications of doing this to someone in real life.
His town reminds me of Celebration FL
Imagine this being your life but being intuitive enough to know who is watcing you
Flip the script 🙃
So what I want everyone to witness my struggles
Truman Show part 2. Truman finds the producer man who was just talking to him and kidnaps him and turns the tables on him.