THE TRUMAN SHOW (1998) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

The Truman Show (1998) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Review and Commentary for JL. Many moments of gleeful admiration for Jim Carrey and surprising thoughts about the surprisingly amazing ending were had. Extraordinarily Ordinary Media 2022.
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[@pault.6653]

This is one of those movies that remind me that filmmaking, at it's best, is one of the most honest and potent means of examining what the human condition is.

[@genghishank1]

What about filmmaking at its worst?

[@pault.6653]

@@genghishank1 That now that the wealthy interests have colonized most of the planet for profit, they have turned to colonizing every single second of our time for profit via reels, tik tok videos, and social media in general...

[@holyjolias3229]

@@genghishank1 movies like a serbian film

[@xanderthagreat8460]

@@genghishank1 the human centipede

[@enokii]

That's beautiful @pault.6653

[@wfly81]

29:30 "He took the smallest bite of pizza ever." Yep, that's a part of movie making. When actors have to eat in scenes, and those scenes are shot over and over and over, they start taking smaller and smaller bites, or even just shuffling food around on the plate. Watch from now on. You'll be amazed at how little food is actually eaten in movies, because actors start getting stuffed and even sick.

[@mariohenssler6151]

A free man will go to any lengths to escape a cage no matter how massive, cozy or even joyful it is. As soon as he realized its trapped he was willing to sail beyond the horizon and when that didn't work he was willing to walk the edge of the world looking for a way out...

[@jobupriest]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind should be on your list eventually. It will hit pretty hard too. Different, but it will hit all the feelings for sure.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Absolutely!

[@EOMReacts]

Def is one of the few romance movies he hasn't seen, so it's def coming. It's actually one of the options on an upcoming genre poll.

[@jobupriest]

Well I'll be there for his reaction then. Worked on that movie too so, maybe a little bias here haha. Way back in the days. Must but like 18 years ago. First job as a VFX artist actually...

[@kurtrivero368]

‘Eternal Sunshine..’ is a masterpiece.

[@metaempiricist]

@@EOMReacts You gotta put "what dreams may come" on the list. Saddest most beautiful movie I've ever seen and it hits different now that Robin Williams killed himself.

[@DimensionDevices]

Yo man, your bacon strips comment had me rolling.... We gonna buy a bag of bacon strips, eat two, throw the bag away... Ballin' - Legendary!

[@Jackalblade9]

Best line in a great reaction.

[@shalanebattista9179]

Jim Carey made a movie called The Majestic a long time ago. If you haven't seen it yet you should, it's so different from what he usually makes. I love your channel and your pups🥰😍😍

[@jrpkh]

This was recorded in Seaside, Florida. I used to live about an hour from it and its a really pretty little town. It looks just like it does in the movie. You definitely need to check out Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind with Jim Carrey.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

You definitely should watch "Man On The Moon" and "Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind". The first is based on the life of Andy Kaufman, and people say Jim became him. The second is a love story.

[@littleboxesmadeoftickytacky]

Two excellent movies 🎬 😊

[@Polymathically]

This is one of my all-time favorite movies, and I was lucky enough to watch it in the theater. The fact that Jim Carrey and the movie got snubbed for Best Actor and Best Picture is still ridiculous to me. It seemed likejust science fiction back then, but with the way technology has progressed, a scaled-down version of this could totally happen. It's a special kind of paranoia. It makes you want to question your surroundings; how much of what we think is reality is actually real? Are you being watched? Is your family even your family? His gradual process of noticing things and slowly breaking it all down is always fun to watch. There are lots of little details that you'll only catch on a rewatch, like the "You Are Now Leaving Seahaven Island! Are You Sure It's A Good Idea?" sign just before he drives across the bridge. The production is really interesting; several things were changed between script drafts. One of the early scripts was much darker, with the fake setting being in New York, the escape being longer and more violent, including Truman shooting down a helicopter, going through the exit door and having him stealth his way out of the studio lot, holding a flare gun to a tour guide's head, and an in-person confrontation Christof. The sentence, "You never had a camera in my head" was always there, but it was in a darker context; originally, Truman said it as he was about to throw himself and Christof from the top of a building. You should check out the deleted scenes, too; one shows that Marlon actually found Truman during the search at the end, but deliberately let him escape. Regardless, there's no way the show would've lasted; the actors are terrible at improvising under unpredictable conditions, and Truman's natural curiosity was going to win out over fear in the long run. It's a great message about embracing one's nature, not denying it, taking risks, and seeking truth. And yeah, that's one of the best endings I've ever seen.

[@caffeineadvocate]

98/99/00 had so many films like these for the theater-goer.. Life questioning stories that really stretched the imagination.

[@derbydriver]

You HAVE to watch it again, you’ll notice so many details of ways they used subliminal messaging to keep Truman on the island- the sunken boat, the poster in the travel office, and a lot of other little stuff that seems just like regular movie humor the first time you watch, but the second time, you realize it’s all part of the scheme.

[@darthsauron7727]

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind brother, jim carrey doesnt do many serious movies but damn is he good

[@CristinaMarshal]

Nothing else I wanted to say but this is such a wonderful community and Blank; bravo for your time and care on this channel, this certainly is an amazing effort sir!.

[@jermainemartinez8282]

Awesome choice for a Jim Carrey movie. If you ever get a chance you should check out Doing Time on Maple Drive. One of Jim Carrey's most underrated movies.

[@katiepontius8983]

I’ve had the worst anxiety tonight and I’ve watched like 6 of your videos. They’ve made me laugh until tears. Thank you 😊

[@misscee6629]

I always enjoy your videos, but this one 😂😂😂. The Truman Show is one of my favourite films.

[@WandererNamedGuy]

Definitely in my top ten favorite movies and agreed; One of the best endings in cinema. Glad ya enjoyed it🙏 there’s a lot Jim has to offer across the board, not jus a funny man.

[@Thomaswake]

Everyone involved in this saw the future coming

[@lukedodson3441]

I did my year 9 English coursework on this film

[@Jaqueli9er]

2:01 As Backstreet Boys would say, QUIT PLAYING GAMES WITH MY HEART doggo! Everytime I come here, I end up more and more in love with your dog! He is too cute!!!!!!!!! I can't, i just can't, my heart just exploded here, I need a hospital! (Also, do you know if he is a mix of pitbull and daschund???)

[@SigRho1429]

From Truman’s perspective, within the bounds of his known universe, the gods really are trying to kill him.

[@Arterion77]

I love this movie. Have a good memory after seeing it too. My dad drove me to the little town in FL that they used for filming and it was a lovely little community. I would love to see it today...see if it's still the same Also, this was what, 1998 I think? Sad that if this happened today, society is so into reality and watching people blow their loves up on tv that this would probably be a hit

[@nonyabiz5326]

Comedians doing serious roles, can be some of their better work. You could put on a poll or try out: Jim Carrey in "the number 23" (drama suspense) and "Man on the Moon" (Comedy-drama biography of Andy Kaufman) and And instead of the "Ms Doubtfire" you've probably seen, try Robin Williams in "One hour photo" (suspense thriller).

[@Finn_Anwarunya]

I think the idea behind him "building" his love in a mishmash of photos is about us all doing weird shit behind the scenes. I mean what would people judge us for if we were watched 24/7? At least this guys weird shit is for a good reason.

[@elporteroful]

Life is supposed to be an adventure, human beings are meant to explore. When people pent themselves up or by someone else, they're going to act out and break out.

[@CrashCraftLabs]

oh man wait for the cable guy, if you love jim carrey you will love that movie, he is fun in comedy horrifying in horror

[@Spleen_Wort]

30:30 “how do you lose somebody with 5,000 cameras?” Ask the FBI, CIA, NSA, and the mic key mouse these questions FR FR.

[@whydoesyoutuberequireahandle]

Love the bleep pin:)

[@Yungbeck]

Calling for a new tagline; "Truman Show - The world knows the day his balls dropped."

[@beesnort3163]

Oh my man has to watch pleasantville, blast from the past. His reactions are to amazing to not see these!

[@Arterion77]

PS- I love your dog so much

[@RocZi]

17:18 a lot of this generation reactors do not know what fingers crossing mean. i expect this guy JL to know and he does

[@rubenlopez3364]

What’s fucked up is that the Director most likely got away with it all because technically Truman left on his own will and he wasn’t harmed

[@stephenlackey5852]

We are all the stars of our own show, and sure, there’s a way out, but how many of us take that route? How many of us just allow our lives to unfold, subjected to forces outside of ourselves? to the whim of unseen masters? WE are the masters of our own destinies. WE have the control (as best can be achieved). If you feel like you are being pushed or it’s all unreal, push back. Forge a new reality.

[@NITE_SHIFTING]

5:58 Yea, like a Mercury Sable. 😉

[@TRAVELLEROFWORLDS]

This is one of my favorites ❤

[@K-Wiles]

J you’re the best!!!

[@kentkatchem]

"The World knows the day his balls dropped...that's embarrassing" I haven't laughed that hard in a while! LOL!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯

[@8014rick]

35:14 "this sad as hell" dog chimed in with a cry. Perfect.

[@CinWin516]

"This mother f*er is trapped in a snow globe". Perfect! That should be on the movie poster. LOL

[@tamarleigh]

This is one of my all time favorite movies, particularly the ending. You said that about “somebody’s getting fired for that” about all the screwups with the falling lamp, radio sound, rain just on him, etc. One thing I’ve been thinking about for years is that there’s obviously some kind of organized resistance trying to free Truman. Taking a close look at all the stuff on Sylvia’s walls, she’s working on getting people inside the system to sabotage the show. I think the resistance must have existed for Truman’s whole life, but Sylvia loving Truman made her that much more dedicated to the cause. I am thinking that yes, people probably lost their jobs for those mistakes, but I think those things weren’t accidental but rather the results of sabotage. I’d love to see a sequel where Sylvia and Truman get some kind of revenge and some peace and privacy.

[@AtlanticGiantPumpkin]

I completely agree! With one exception: I think having a sequel would ruin the point of the show. There’s a reason we don’t see him again once he walks out that door. His life is his now. It’s not ours to view. His life is not for our viewing pleasure. We’ll have to be satisfied with not knowing.

[@MarijnvdSterre]

That the radio in the car picks up the signal where they are talking about him is 100% sabotage imo. No way that would happen otherwise. As is the smuggling in of his father most likely. I do think the falling lamp was just wear and tear after 30 years of using it. That moment being used by the resistance to make their moves.

[@tamarleigh]

I also love how the story of Truman’s televised life ends with his taking a bow and exiting the stage. It’s perfect. But I do love to imagine how Truman would feel the first time he walks into Sylvia’s apartment. 🥲💗

[@tamarleigh]

“I must know!” “Get used to disappointment.” 😀

[@KindredKeepsake]

I love this theory about a possible resistance! I love the thought of people other than Sylvia caring about Truman's human rights and wellbeing, and wanting to stop the show. But I disagree on the movie needing a sequel. His story ended here for us, the audience. It should stay that way. Perhaps if there was a new character introduced as the protagonist we "follow", that could be neat. Or even a prequel about how this whole sick mess started.

[@fanofallmetal]

At 35:16, it’s amazing how your puppy feels your emotion. I love this channel.

[@d4mdcykey]

This is one of those few films that left me (and most people in the theater) stunned into silence as the credits rolled up. It has so many deep layers of meaning and impact, it was both a brilliant script and film.

[@Foutainoflife1]

I remember watching this in the theater when it first came out. There were a lot of laughs in the audience but when it got to the final boat scene, the whole room fell silent. I cried and I know I heard sniffling around me. Jim Carrey is a funny dude but he's been a few movies that have a completely different feel to them. There's this, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Man on the Moon and one of my favorites simply for how dark and different it is, The Number 23. He's a talented man.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

I went with my mom to watch it in the theater, too. I remember having the right idea, except I applied it the other way - since I was 11 when I saw it, I wasn't quite smart enough to understand it, so I remember thinking that Truman was an actor at first, not the other way around. Once my mom explained it to me, I watched the last 20 minutes or so much differently.

[@THEMAADASSHOLE]

The Majestic as well.

[@bibsp3556]

He's at his best in those moments or those movies. I really think his genius is still not realised enough. I enjoyed his artwork too

[@tomhussey4511]

Watch it again, J! The more you watch this movie, the more you appreciate it. So glad you enjoyed it.

[@aaronroibeard]

Facts….

[@SirHilaryManfat]

It's sad that you don't get many "watch again" movies these days. The last ones for me were the MCU movies up to Endgame. These days I'll watch a movie and maybe enjoy it, but I never feel I want to go back to it. The 70's to 90's were an amazing period for rewatchable movies, and I hope we get that quality again someday.

[@thewab1974]

15:11 - "Did they say how old Truman is?" Only because you kept asking throughout the video, 10909 days works out to be a little under a month and a half away from his 30th birthday.

[@BigGator5]

"Good morning, and in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!" Fun Fact: Ed Harris and Jim Carrey never met during filming. Medical Cameo Fact: In an early scene, a bottle of Vitamin D is on Truman and Meryl's kitchen table, needed for those without exposure to the (real) sun. Trumania Nation Fact: The Trumania bits, where Truman draws on the mirror with soap and acts strange, was completely improvised by Jim Carrey. Carrey and Peter Weir initially found working together on set difficult (Carrey's contract gave him the power to demand rewrites), but Weir was impressed with Carrey's improvisational skills, and the two became more interactive.

[@KevMcKean]

Easily a top ten of all time film for me. And yes, the most perfect ending of any film. What else is on? Genius.

[@CDNChaoZ]

Another surprising movie from a comedian is Will Ferrell's Stranger Than Fiction. Consider reacting to that. It's a underrated gem.

[@CoryBlissitte]

There was a mention in a behind the scenes bit about the fact that Meryl (really the actress playing Meryl) was the highest paid acting person on the show and was I believe a billionaire by the point that the movie happens. She got proceeds from a clothing line that sold all of the outfits she wore on the show, she got proceeds from all of the products she modeled and touted throughout. She didn't NEED to keep acting. She wanted that lime light. Same with his friend and most of the "main cast".

[@enokii]

Oh man, not I want to track down the behind the scenes!

[@Rees2005]

This is a great example of Jim Carey's dynamic acting skills. As always your reaction is super enjoyable!☺💚

[@laurenherda2415]

Truman is around 27 years old, this movie was so great very unique plot for its time now it's no big deal to have your whole life on camera to some people. I always felt so bad for Truman but what a fantastic ending

[@andreshernandez1180]

The guy from the tv show who interviews Christof about the creation of The Truman Show is Harry Shearer, he does many voices on The Simpsons including Mr. Bruns, Ned Flanders, Smithers, Reverend Lovejoy, Otto and many more.

[@AprilGabrielle]

There's a very obvious reason why Jim Carrey won an Oscar for this movie.

[@Liz33991]

He won a Golden Globe for this. He’s never won an Oscar 😢

[@junejackson7958]

This is symbolic of what is happening in the world today !

[@80Jay71]

Another "serious" movie starring Carrey is "23". He is just as great in that as in this.

[@wfly81]

9:39: "I need to know now, is his dad his real dad, or...it's a puppy! Look at the puppy!" You and me both, brother. lol

[@gregkirby9059]

Trueman is 48 days from his 30th birthday in the movie.

[@ligeiaztomb2755]

He confronts the creator and chooses knowledge, freedom and the potential pain of a real life over ignorance and bliss in captivity. It is serious shit this movie. Freedom of spirit.

[@bigjay123]

Truman doesn't know he's on the show, he just living his life. Things happen and they make up excuses or news stories about it. Like when that light fell. But it got him thinking.

[@chefskiss6179]

"AW SOMEone's fired!" 😂😂😂 You know how some film companies sometimes come out with similar flicks at the same time? Armageddon/Deep Impact, Prestige/Illusionist, Antz/A Bug's Life for example? Well this one had EdTV come out at the same time, I hope ya try that one as well, lotsa humour as well.

[@SuburbanSavage]

I saw this in the theater and it was marketed as comedy, but a few minutes into it and I realized that it was a very different movie. It also came out right before the reality TV became a thing. Nowadays I see it as a cautionary tale about oversharing.

[@joshuadempsey5281]

yeah the message about knowing and seeing too much is really ahead of its time

[@tishafay]

It's amazing how dog's can sense distress.

[@CinWin516]

JL asks, "How do you lose somebody with 5000 cameras?" JL answers, "This mother f*er is the hide-n-seek champ".

[@wfly81]

If you like Jim Carrey in a more thoughtful/emotional role, you gotta watch "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind".

[@tomwolfe6063]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” is his masterpiece. If you ever had your heart seriously broken, you will definitely get it. Also, you should add Waling Ned Devine to your list.. I think you’ll appreciate it.

[@johncarpenter3751]

Jay…. Have you ever seen Sunshine of a Spotless Mind? If not you should put it on a poll. It has Jim Carey and he’s plays a serious roll for a change and he kills it. Definitely bring a tear to the eye

[@truevulgarian]

Great choice! I love this movie. It really shows Jim Carrey's acting chops. If you love comedy, you should absolutely check out Dumb & Dumber.

[@entropygizmo2880]

If you want to see a little more of Jim’s range, check out “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.”

[@redeadhead4]

The Truman Show is another of those "cult classics" where really the cult should be so much bigger. It makes you question so much in such a short amount of time and still gives an amazing ending. Told you that you were saving the best movie for last this week and I think you'd agree.

[@anyviolet]

I've loved this movie since I saw it in theaters. The ending details were some of the best: the "I am the creator.....of a television show" guy (that line got a laugh in the theater since his hubris was so obvious) PLAYING God while his girlfriend is, literally praying to the REAL God to help free him. The two guys representing the worldwide audience, just like you said, are going to just turn the channel looking for something else. The fact that we don't get to see what happened to Truman later. If he were a real person, he'd have the right to live the rest of his life without a camera on him. Except maybe in the courtroom when he's suing the SHIT out of Christof. LOL

[@scipioafricanus5871]

As I understood the movie Truman became the first baby to be owned by a corporation, so does Truman even have personhood in the eyes of the law? Can he in fact sue Christof?

[@robertsmalls3513]

@@scipioafricanus5871I would say yes there is grounds for a lawsuit on the grounds of fraud, false imprisonment, and potentially attempted murder. He didn’t want Truman to leave because that was his cash cow, and he attempted to kill Truman with the storm at the end. Truman never gave permission to be on a tv show, even as an adult. The corporation could get away with it for childhood for being the “parent” but the adult years is definitely non consensual life path.

[@DecayedAndy]

i hope someone suggests One Hour Photo, its def gonna surprise JL, solid thriller. Not surprised he liked this film Turman Show is solid

[@rushguy1]

Jim Carrey's best film. A masterpiece in every regard.

[@seanmonahan]

You are the first reactor to this movie I have seen (and I've seen about a dozen) who knew what the crossed fingers meant.

[@jasonthompson3209]

You and your copilot are always the highlight of my day. Excellent reaction!

[@natedoggg2002]

Some believe this movie predicted the birth of reality television.

[@karenlackner192]

This and The Majestic are my favorite Jim Carrey movies. Showed that he didn’t have to be ridiculous all the time. He was a great serious role actor.

[@mymyersfamily]

The Majestic and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind are a couple Jim Carrey movies that are similar in tone to this one. Like the Truman Show, they are more heartwarming than comedic, and Jim Carrey plays the lead in them more straight than he usually does. The Majestic is a Capra-esque feel good movie. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a surreal romance. Both are definitely worth watching. And if you really want to see Jim Carrey show a different side, his movie the Number 23 was a light horror/thriller, no comedy, and it was good, definitely worth watching.

[@yuyu2b]

Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind is a dramatic mindfuck of a movie and (IMO) Jim Carey's best acting performance, you should for sure see it

[@williameleno]

"The whole world knows when his f***ing balls dropped." -Best reactor quote.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@J/Extraordinary Ordinary Media: This and the Spotless mind video he did really make me appreciate all Jim Carey could do past being a spazz or a goof. Was fun to see your reaction and I concur with so many others you will see a little more with every watch. I myself have seen it 5 times. 6 now that you did a reaction to it :). Much appreciated

[@198EE4]

Loved your reaction to this. The Truman show is one of those hidden gems in film history. And I’d like you to know something - your channel is a lot like this movie. It could just be another reaction series, but there’s something so special about your videos. They are so real and genuine and it’s like I get to experience these movies again for the first time through your eyes. Keep it up!

[@fourleafclover2885]

Love that dog of yours! And he sure loves you!

[@Shawaeon]

I love how your doggo always looks concerned about what's going on.

[@tofersiefken]

If you want to see another movie that shows the extent of Jim Carrey's range as an actor, beyond just comedic roles, check out The Number 23 (2007).

[@szeddezs]

19:25 He's breaking the clutch intentionally so he has plausible deniability for not taking Truman anywhere. Love how all the other passengers immediately dart out of their seats lol

[@Jessica-vv8yo]

Another great movie to watch with Jim Carrey in a dramatic role is Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind. Such a mind trip and an overall great movie that im sure you'll love as well.

[@EOMReacts]

Def on the list.

[@d4mdcykey]

@@EOMReacts ~ He also plays a very different type of role (a bit on the noir dark side), called 'Number 23' that I would highly recommend, it really pulls you into a strange world.

[@selfrealeyes]

There are probably more elements of truth depicted here in this movie about the "True Man Show," than most would like to think.

[@shadowfrost__]

Another amazing dramatic performance by Jim Carey is called The Majestic, and then Man on the Moon may be his best work ever. But don't sleep on Liar Liar, and the dark comedy The Cable Guy.

[@bobbied5497]

I like Man on the Moon

[@josua1146]

A nice reaction to a great movie, your conclusion alone on this I will watch again sometime. If you feel like watching a movie with Jim Carey that is not only funny but also has a surprising depth, I recommend "Bruce Almighty" (2003), in which Morgan Freeman also impressed with his performance.

[@Billinois78]

The Majestic is another good non-silly Jim Carrey movie. It was directed by the same guy who did The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile - but it's not a prison movie.

[@sixstanger00]

If you notice, the end of the film doesn't show any of Truman's actions after he steps through the door, because he's now beyond the reach of the cameras that had been watching him. That is, we only ever see Truman through the eyes of the Truman Show audience; once he steps outside the dome, we can't see him anymore.

[@jayj2day]

Watch the 2008 movie Yes Man, starring Jim Carey. Surprisingly serious, but funny movie. It co-stars Hangover's star Bradley Cooper and many other strong performers.

[@AdamFishkin]

"The world know when you went through puberty." EXACTLY. I think you get it, EOM, when you tell people that this is fucked up.

[@gggooding]

Tbf, JL...I've had several beautiful women say bats*** cray stuff to me...and then I dated them. Tbf to your point...that was (mostly) a mistake on my part.

[@davidhasselblad2898]

Jim Carrey really has some range. You should check out the Number 23 phycological thriller. Super good.

[@dimitrakapa4887]

Ouh a good one too ...

[@jesterforhire]

I agree! I freaking LOVE that movie.

[@fkaiba94]

Yes that's my movie

[@bradpriebe9218]

This is a great movie. So glad you liked it. To your statement that you're surprised they haven't tried it yet, you REALLY need to watch Ed TV with Mathew McConaughey. It's also a great movie but a LOT more plausible.

[@195511SM]

'The Man in the Moon''.....Have you ever seen that? I'm pretty sure that was the title. Andy Kaufman's life story starring Jim Carey. I read the book. THAT dude was strange.

[@redwolfknives3174]

Another good Jim Carry movie where he flexes his dramatic chops is The Majestic! I probably liked it a tad better. Your boy Drogon is awesome ! Awesome dog!

[@maxnorton1209]

I agree with all the comments recommending Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind and The Majestic. I would also recommend Man On The Moon, in which Jim Carrey gives possibly his best acting performance (should’ve gotten a Best Actor Oscar win or nomination, imo) playing the legendary comedian and actor Andy Kaufman. He was perfect in the role, and as diverse and unique as Andy was, that’s no small feat.