Nobody told me *THE TRUMAN SHOW* (1998) is a Horror Movie | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

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[@PedroCastillo_1980]

For this film Jim Carrey won a Golden Globe Award for best actor and Ed Harris won for best supporting actor

[@heatsinker_5517]

Great reaction Vane, your reaction shows how good the movie and good job the actors did. 😀

[@UncagedSavage]

So when will you react to " The Last Of The Mohicans" ?. It's time

[@BKPrice]

"I wanted to see the reunion." That's the point. The moment he steps out of the studio, Truman's life is finally private.

[@misscee6629]

That part! Exactly, his life was now his own.

[@ProcInc]

One of the most overlooked horrors of the movie is how Trumam was being pushed to have a baby who would not just be the first "on screen conception" but also be a person bred to continue the show

[@Eyrothath]

There was several scenes that were never filmed and Marlon was in disapproval of the baby cause it wouldn't have actually belonged to "Truman" and in a scene that wasn't filmed he let's Truman go when they are looking for him..

[@TheNeonRabbit]

They're not just taking advantage of his trauma. They planned and executed a fiction to GIVE him the trauma specifically for controlling him.

[@OnceUponaReaction]

You're right 😭💔

[@TheycallmeMrWonka]

Mate, she knows that, she just watched the film. The WHOLE thing was a fiction and the creator clearly explains why he chose to drown the father.

[@DurkMcGerk]

@@TheycallmeMrWonka they're conversing, hon 🤫

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

28:52 He wasn't happy that his father was alive, he was happy that he no longer had a reason to be afraid of the water so he can finally be able to escape.

[@T.Florenz]

I think he was also happy he was alive. That was the only father he'd ever known, and he grew up thinking it was his fault his dad died. Imagine the relief.

[@bigjoeofthe707]

“He can leave anytime he wants” meanwhile dude did everything he could to keep Truman there when he wanted to leave.

[@tinyguy9398]

Hearing you yelling: “¡Que puta!” at the director feeding Marlon his lines was my favourite part of this react. It showed how disturbed by this movie you were getting. They get you into theater promising a Jim Carey comedy only for you to realize by the end you just watched a psychological horror / tragedy. It takes an extremely good director / screenwriter to tow that line which is why this movie deserves all the praise it gets.

[@subliminallime4321]

This is my favorite Jim Carrey movie. There's even a term in psychology named after this movie called "Truman Show Syndrome" where someone believes that they're being watched by other people through hidden cameras...

[@JohnRandomness105]

He might not be wrong.

[@charlieinslidell]

I always thought the travel agent lady had a napkin around her neck but I found out that is a covering used behind the scenes for those doing makeup to protect the costume.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Yep. Truman went to the travel agency so suddenly that the actress plain the travel agent had to get ready in a hurry. She was in such a rush that she (or the makeup artist) forgot to take it off before she went "on stage," so once she realized her mistake she had to remove it without drawing extra attention to it.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

21:57 "You're upset because you want to go to Fiji. Is that it?" And _this_ is where he realizes that she's _in_ on it.

[@WillMuny]

The thing I love about this movie is that first scene, it is a light, but it is also supposed to be a Star in the Sky. So it starts of with a Falling Star. Great Foreshadowing!!

[@bowi1332]

I remember seeing this movie in theater. What a great performance from Jim Carrey!

[@Mysterybabylon696]

It's crazy that he never won a Oscar for this.

[@walls_of_skulls6061]

His best work imo. The reason this film was called a “comedy” was because Jim Carey fans wouldn’t accept anything else. That’s also the reason he didn’t win an Oscar. The “comedy” tag (while attracting Carey fans) isn’t even remotely true, the “jokes” that are “played for laughs” are often about how miserable he is in his current life. Jim Carey was also phenomenal in showing the psychological cracks that come with finding out your whole universe is fake. It’s an existential horror and tragedy sold as a comedy, so it never got the praise it deserved

[@DP-hy4vh]

The Truman Show presaged the rise of reality television (Survivor, Big Brother, Real Housewives, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, etc.)

[@ksattesahn]

My favorite line: “Cue the Sun”. I think of it whenever Spring comes around - finally. Kind of like the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun”.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

We don’t get to see Truman once he steps out the door because he is now free and away from the cameras. 🙂

[@paulstelter8273]

A producer who's loved his creation since it was born, but is willing to drown it and start over if he doesn't like what it does with its free will... They were definitely piling on the allegory at the end, but I respect it. More thought-provoking than almost any other blockbuster Hollywood has put out in recent years. (and yes this was a big-budget summer movie)

[@JoeandOlly]

I loved this one because it is adorable when you get so frustrated that your accent gets stronger and sometimes so much so that you just go back into Spanish completely. 😊

[@Perma-Tempo]

Hey Vanessa, great reaction to one of my favorite films. A few comments... 1) People were not ready for this film when it came out. It got mixed reviews and didnt do as well at the box office as hoped. Mainly, IMO, because they marketed it completely wrong. Carrey was strictly a comedic actor before this, and the film's trailer was cut in such a way to make it look like another comedy. Sure, there are laughs in TTS, but it is far from a comedy, clearly. 2) One of the best TV series of the 21st century, Black Mirror, is very much in line with this movie. Decades earlier, there was The Twilight Zone. But yeah, this came in between, when there really wasn't anything else like it. If you ever do TV reactions Van, please look into Black Mirror. It is an anthology series, every episode is a stand-alone story (though, as the series goes on, some elements begin to intertwine). 3) As frustrated and empathetic to Truman so early in this movie as you were, Van and as happy as you were to see him leave that place, you still admitted at the end, you wanted to see that reunion with Sylvia. But, not showing that is really one of the most impactful decisions in the direction of this story. Once Truman steps through that doorway, our access to him is cut - forever. As it should be. But, as much as he deserves his free will, his own life, we cannot help but want to see certain things happen for characters in stories. We then, as an audience, are somewhat complicit in something like the Truman Show existing and thriving in the first place.

[@davidking4838]

I wonder sometimes if I'm the only one that thinks he might be disappointed with the outside world? When I think about this movie I find myself thinking that 10 years after getting out, there are moments he longs to be back in.

[@cathyvickers9063]

Subtext: the Free Truman signs in Sylvia's apartment. They spent 30 years investing a vast audience in Truman's life. That's why everyone cheered when he escaped. He's finally free!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

37:29 "Isn't he terrified of the water?" Wasn't his heart stolen by a woman who moved to the other side of the _world?_ Isn't it innately human to love _freedom?_ And doesn't love conquer _fear?_

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Okay... NOBODY tell her about the Vanessa show. We can't have her trying to escape!

[@OnceUponaReaction]

😂😂😂😂WHAT?!

[@Mr.Ekshin]

@@OnceUponaReaction - Nothing, it's nothing. Disregard what I said. You're NOT on a show. No reason to go anywhere.

[@CharlieHarper-d4x]

Glad I took the 20 year subscription out , saved me loads . Lol

[@somanygoodfandoms]

You blew our cover! 😨

[@thesilencer8074]

If you think about it, Truman's parents and his best friend are just as much victims, especially his best friend. Even if at the beginning there was a story of money and I would even say a job for the rest of their lives, if they are not his real parents, they have raised him since he was a baby and that must have to be heartbreaking for the father to be forced to abandon his son and that's why he tried to see him again. And his best friend, imagine that he too hasn't left this world since he was 7 years old and that he too was formatted to lie to Truman as if for him, it was always normal no matter if he knows the truth. Everyone around Truman is also held captive to this parody by the love they have for Truman as well as the fact that they won't really be able to reintegrate into the real world so easily either. It's not like everyone else who has their daytime interaction with him and can get back into the real world because it's not as important to Truman to be asked to stay just in case. Only his wife is really interested only in herself and we can see this very clearly because she has much less emotional investment than those who really grew up with him. She hasn't been formatted (already an adult when she took on this role) and isn't really afraid of losing it compared to the other members of Truman's entourage.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"Cue the sun" is my favorite line. Almost biblical!

[@bowi1332]

When that movie was released, the phenomenon of people "streaming" (I don't know whether that was a word) their life with super crappy webcams on personal websites (KZbin or Twitch were not a thing) was starting. People were streaming random things, like the view from their window, their kitchen, or sometimes even their whole house. My sister was into those kind of websites, weirdly enough. There's also a French-Canadian movie called "Louis 19, King of the Airwaves" (1994), which had some similarities with The Truman Show.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

39:41 "Just let him go..." The voice breaking there... :) / That is a sad scene. This movie is amazing. 40:23 Aww... I will give you an imaginary hug. :) It is a sad/beautiful scene. 42:13 It was the greatest show on Earth! But immediately it was over... People forget it, and began to watch something else. 42:43 Yeah this film makes you feel things. / And shows how great actor Jim Carrey really is.

[@misscee6629]

Your reaction to the movie was my exact reaction the first time I saw it. One of my favourite movies. Great reaction

[@HH-hd7nd]

And the worst part is that real world corporations would to something like this in a heartbeat if they think it can make them money and they can get away with it. All this Big Brother shows and this so-called "reality" TV that is anything but real is a dangerous step is this direction. And millions of people in the world do watch this so-called reality TV.

[@peposo7]

The thing about the 50's look/fashion is because it is generally acknowledge that during that time, life in the US was more peaceful/idyllic in comparison to decades after. It is an image that contradicts all the messed up things that happened from 1963 until today. The creator of the Truman Show wanted to create the perfect life for Truman. Many ppl watch this show as a form of escapism too. The crossing fingers means wishing good luck. people not recognizing it, made me feel way too old... they should've used a mechanical shark like in Jaws. The him saying he should've brought a bigger boat. Being scared of the sea is easy enough to last quite sometime.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

34:39 "He's planning something. He's just going with it, but deep down, he knows. He knows that something is _seriously_ wrong and he needs to get the _hell away_ from _that place."_ Ah. Very astute. You're right, and you have picked up on it sooner than _I_ did. Very good.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

35:09 "That's not him." 🤔 Okay. Well _now_ I'm startin' to think you've seen this before.

[@StorytellerDan]

If reality TV could get away with this in real life, it would!

[@trunksGav]

Who's to say thou that this isn't happening to each of us now observed by someone else. My indeed be happening

[@tsogobauggi8721]

23:44 That eye-roll. :D 24:03 Secret tunnel... 28:25 "This is bananas!" :D 32:29 It is telenovela. :) 32:53 Your eyes there. There is so much in them. 35:16 Is that a Disney animated movie song...? ;) 37:32 What was that reaction... :)

[@CreeperBoyGamingyt]

???

[@Christof742]

Thank you, that was a great reaction! This is one of my favourite movies of all time, and your reaction was gold!

[@tsogobauggi8721]

4:30 "It's so big." You don't even now yet. :) / Also... that's what she said. ;) 4:51 Don't you just hate that sort of thing... 15:38 37:45 38:27 40:14 41:46 What needs to be mentioned is the soundtrack by Philip Glass. 22:55 They are not taking advantage of his trauma, they created his trauma for that reason. 31:43 Yeah. :)

[@brianshepherd9740]

Thank you so much, #OnceUponaReaction, for uploading this awesome movie reaction. I love your content so much because it's so amazing, and I really enjoy watching your reactions to different TV shows and movies because they are so entertaining.

[@OnceUponaReaction]

Thank you so much Brian 😀

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[@tamarleigh]

When you rewatch it, pause to take a close look at Sylvia’s apartment. You will love it. And imagine how Truman would feel when he sees it. 💖

[@brianedelen7694]

I've never seen Ed Harris ever play the kind of character he does in this movie

[@vytallicaq.6881]

The outdoor scenes are not a set. That was filmed in an actual resort town. Seaside Florida. It was designed as a perfect, planned community, with strict building codes. Every building had to fit in aesthetically (only a select range of unobtrusive pastel colors with white trim), but with just enough variation in the structural design of each building so that no 2 structures were exactly alike. It's actually a very nice area, but it's gotten too crowded these days. I still prefer my old hometown which is just west of there.

[@CamCygi]

For similar (well, little smaller) frustration, watch Contact (1997). Diffirent theme, but man, a viewer can sympathise with main character.

[@InThisEssayIWill...]

He will have paranoia for the rest of his life, never able to trust his perception of events.. and literally strangers on the street flooding him every single day.. You're right it is a horror movie

[@shoujahatsumetsu]

This movie, The Matrix and Dark City were the magic trio of Plato's Cave movies in 98-99.

[@mattlehigh8560]

Watch him in " The Majestic ". A real tear jerker. 😢

[@pfeilspitze]

I love how mad you are at Christof! It's certainly deserved. And kustos for being one of the fastest to pick up on what's going on of all the reactors I've seen.

[@tubularap]

Indeed, she got the setup of "everybody an actor and only Truman not knowing" in the first minute. Never seen that happen before. And her frustration and anger at Christoff is mine too. Her calling this a horror movie is so right.

[@amyjordan195]

She knew that going into it. Said so in the intro.

[@tubularap]

@@amyjordan195 - OK, thanks. I must have missed that. Sometimes I skip an intro.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

U were so freaking cute with this reaction, like a lil pissed off chihuahua 🤣

[@eddiem2211]

when she randomly advertises the coco it reminds me of youtube throwing in commercials randomly

[@SilverionX]

Really good reaction, so many emotions. Remember, we're watching you, watching the audience watch Truman, it's a real brain twister.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

There's a short B&W cult film from 1968 called "The Secret Cinema" that deals with a similar idea.

[@the-wordplay-dojo]

This is the perfect movie to have a couple of spin-off / sequel movies. One would be on the TV crew, and the realities of having 1000's of actors around the clock, all improvising, and all willing to give their entire lives to the Truman Show. How could this be profitable? Everyone involved on the show would need to be happy to gaslight Truman. A sequel could be on the fallout when he walks through that door. Think of the lawsuits, the culture shock. When it was obvious that Truman knew, and wanted out, they still subjected him to a storm that nearly killed him.....for the ratings. Jim Carrey is an amazingly underrated actor. He's well respected as a comic actor, but he's way more than that. I'd recommend a Jim Carrey double bill. Check out "Man On The Moon"; a biopic of Andy Kaufman, then a documentary called "Jim Meets Andy" about his approach to playing his hero Andy Kaufman. Jim is a method actor, who stays in character all the time. It gave me a whole new level of respect and admiration for Jim Carrey. Jim Meets Andy is on UK Netflix now. Andy Kaufman was an alternate comedian who LOVED to shock the audience. Andy was also a method actor, so this performance from Jim was multi-layered.

[@Mysterybabylon696]

This movie was way ahead of its time.

[@RayPruitt-ji9jx]

24:15 The perfect "don't come anywhere near me" gif.

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Vanessa!🙂There is a similar type film that came out the same year as this. It is called "Pleasantville" (1998). I think you would enjoy it, if you watched it sometime. Great reactions to The Truman Show, which I knew would cause you some great frustration!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@john-xc7tg]

Loved that film

[@paulmartin2348]

This movie was the first time I actually liked a Jim Carrey movie. This was also the best reaction I have ever seen from you. Just wow. Thank you for a great reaction and since you smiled at the end I will assume you did like it. Be well girl and best wished always. 😄

[@tyrone7635]

I just got finished watching your reaction to Rocky Balboa and I got to assume you did this reaction before that because you were devastated and heartbroken throughout that whole film

[@MattDeMille]

24:42: Aliens . . . would have been pretty cool, actually. I luv that idea!

[@tsogobauggi8721]

Good morning! And in case I don't see ya... good afternoon, good evening, and good night! :)

[@MasterShiruko]

That drink at 32 minutes in, my brain was all *Hydrates Menacingly*

[@jamesharper3933]

Just wanted you to know that I absolutely loved your reaction to this. It's one of my all time favorite movies and a classic. In my opinion, this is Jim Carrey's masterpiece. A brilliant concept for a film for sure. The idea that we all are in our own little Truman Show is fascinating. Great reaction 😊👍

[@misscee6629]

One of mine too, James. I cried at the end. The emotions I felt, damn.

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. You should see Ed Tv with Matthew McConaughey a movie with similar ideas that came out the same time.

[@JM-ee1ln]

I am becoming obsessed with your funny personality, 😂 I am so happy to find a new page to watch reactions. Hope you’re well! Joe

[@OneArmedRetroGamer]

I THINK he was snubbed for an Oscar because of Ace Ventura

[@lazyperfectionist1]

1:14 "We've become _bored_ with actors giving us _phony_ emotions." Of course, this is not true, but if it _were,_ the _appropriate_ response would be to shift our attention _away_ from watching TV. There are _abundant_ other things to do. 🤷

[@lazyperfectionist1]

21:06 Operation of a bus requires a Class C commercial driver's license. It doesn't take long to get, but it's not the kind of credential you can _fake._

[@sammurphy3343]

They intentionally gave him phobias so he would never leave the set.

[@rddrum2003]

Some "religious" references in this film...when Truman gets off the boat the perception of the camera shot makes it look as if he is walking on water and he walks up the "stairway to heaven"; the director's name is christof (CHRISTof)--when he speaks to Truman, he pauses slightly when he says "I'm the creator...of a television show..."--in a sense he is the god of Truman's world.

[@jesses5463]

A few year after leaving the show, Truman was busted for child pornography and was sentenced to 15 years 8 months in federal prison.

[@Jupiter-T]

I'm new to your channel but I can already tell that I'm going to love your reactions. Maybe this is strange to say, but seeing the level of rage you were feeling while watching gave me the impression that you're very kindhearted.

[@Dunybrook]

Not sure Truman would do very well in the real world after all that trauma that was done to him by faking his whole life. Recovering from that kind of damage would not be easy to say the least.

[@MrSporkster]

Vanessa was so mad, she spent most of this movie wanting to kick someone in the pjondoleros. xD

[@Will-nn6ux]

That was such a great reaction to the movie, I loved it. I felt the same rage for Truman! 🤣

[@grahamsangster1042]

When he says if Truman was really wanting to leave there was nothing they can do,he then tries to escape and next thing the lights go on and he's being hunted and close to drowning 😮,what happened to if he really wanted to go he could 😂

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

It's about how BADLY he wants to leave.

[@grahamsangster1042]

Well i'm sure tunnelling out of your house is pretty adamant

[@jeremystevens5312]

I am writing this to help out Vanessa and this video and this channel with the algorithm ♥️✌️😘😊

[@jeysonlivington]

Why would you do that?

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Just don't tell her she's the star of the Vanessa show. We don't want her trying to escape!

[@jeremystevens5312]

@@Mr.Ekshin exactly don't worry I won't

[@jeremystevens5312]

@@jeysonlivington because to help out my sister from another mister my wife from another life Vanessa 🥰

[@waltermartinez5372]

The Game (1997) Michael Douglas 👍 🙂

[@DawnElicia]

As a person who is not a Jim Carey fan I’m so impressed with him in this movie. I’m glad he did something serious.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

You might also like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004).

[@malcolmdrake6137]

You were overly confused, because you knew what was happening Before you would normally have known if the story had just unfolded, but you knew the twist first, which made everything doubly confusing. You're meant to find out the same time as Truman is figuring it out.

[@cinemappendix1389]

But, the movie opens with Christof...

[@ColmPadraig]

​@@cinemappendix1389 Even with it spelled out, it goes over people's heads

[@TommygunNG]

Original viewers knew the basic idea - that is, that this fellow has his life scripted as a TV show. She probably knew more than most of us when we first saw it in the theater, but not that much more.

[@shainewhite2781]

This is a great movie, but having your life turned onto a reality TV series is pretty terrifying indeed.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

I occasionally break the fourth wall, like Deadpool, and address the audience. As Shakespeare said, "All the world's a stage."

[@johnwjr7]

Never been this mad about a movie? Have you seen "The Green Mile"? I'll bet you will be so mad at Percy that you would want to strangle him.

[@OnceUponaReaction]

I made a reaction to that film sometime ago 😭 it's really sad

[@Jessica_Roth]

A 28-year experiment in child abuse. With over a billion people guilty. Or, as I said about it in 1998: "Man meets God. And tells Him to go fuck Himself." EASILY the best movie of 1998. Naturally, it didn't win the Oscar. Didn't even get nominated. Nor did Jim Carrey. (Ed Harris [Christof], director Peter Weir and screenwriter Andrew Niccol were all nominated. All of them lost. The Oscars suck.) A pleasure to watch it with you. (Noah Emmerich's Marlon is so damn good at betraying his "friend" [in contrast to Laura Linney as Meryl, where you can easily see that Meryl has been faking it all the time and only got the job because she could read the product placements] that I have a visceral reaction to Emmerich in any role since. I realize that I'm making Noah pay for Marlon's crimes, but I can't really help it.)

[@sammurphy3343]

If you ever saw the new king Kong movie the town is essentially like the containment they built for kong.

[@alejandrocimone4782]

Que linda es esta mujer, I love her !!! 😍😅😅

[@JohnPaul-ux4kp]

10,909 days. He's 29 at the start of the movie

[@seanmikhael1767]

Bath man was my favorite

[@ilikeknives1000]

how does the main road go directly to the entrance of a nuclear power plant

[@mylife-23]

Honestly, if I was in his situation maybe this is bad but, I'd choose to stay. Garentee to never be homeless, my dreams could come true, I'd be given the best medical care.

[@bambam3843]

Great reaction and analysis. Where did you get that fabulous explosion clip that blew your mind, (sitting on dock before dad reunion)? I would love that for several video arrangement I am putting together. Thanks!

[@sammurphy3343]

Jim Carrey is extremely overlooked as a serious actor. He was phphenomenal.

[@j.j..jurado1429]

31:43 not even the Romans went THAT far!

[@shawnwacek6791]

One of my favorite Jim Carrey movies The Truman show You're going crazy like Truman is in the movie The first time I watch this movie I felt like Truman going crazy that anybody can be not trusted in this movie lol❤ I'm glad you enjoyed the movie it's a wild ride 😂 For the idea this movie it's a masterpiece Jim Carrey does a phenomenal job bringing this character to life Jim Carrey is my childhood❤❤❤❤

[@JohnPaul-ux4kp]

you should watch Gattaca. Most underrated sci-fi film of the 90s

[@bowi1332]

39:20 (your) Engagement above level 9000. 😆

[@oobrocks]

I recommend 1944’s Gaslight

[@juancarlosgonzales993]

I am the creator... [comma]

[@coreyhendricks9490]

Cool reaction as always Once Upon A Reaction, you have a good night sweetie 🥰❤️

[@ericdenney3302]

Haha, you've always had a fiery side 🤬, but it was next level during this movie 🤣. That was a great reaction 🙂.

[@TheFioda]

this is a Wonderful movie/fabula, and is a wonderful reaction...And it makes you wonder..."how much of my life...is true?"

[@OnceUponaReaction]

🤯🤯🤯

[@canadaclub8920]

Its a psychological horror

[@reneescala7526]

This movie is better than most of the stuff you react to, and your reaction was right on the edge. Congrats!!!

[@jacoblofthus7908]

Great to see you again!😀😀

[@mikeduplessis8069]

I watched your reaction and I had to ask myself 'When I first saw this film why didn't I get angry like that?' Am I lacking empathy?

[@kanea77]

Algorithm pleasing comment, also think this might be my favourite reaction you've done, you were so invested in this

[@aladindelic]

Great reaction, thx for sharing. You'd probably like 3-part mini series Ascension or movie The Matrix.

[@jacoblofthus7908]

You know, there was a Twilight Zone episode whose plot was remarkably similar to that of this movie. The same can be said for Child's Play, Poltergeist, and I'm sure many others.

[@Metzwerg74]

how are childs play and poltergeist like this movie ? edit... nevermind... got it... i should not text when i´m really sleepy because it´s late....

[@jacoblofthus7908]

@@Metzwerg74 I wasn't say they're like this movie, I was saying Child's Play and Poltergeist are also loosely based on Twilight Zone episodes.

[@Metzwerg74]

@@jacoblofthus7908 i know... as i stated in the edit....

[@jacoblofthus7908]

@@Metzwerg74 It's all good.😄