The Truman Show (5/9) Movie CLIP - Do Something! (1998) HD

[@123j4j]

Imagine having an argument with your wife, and she pulls out the coco ad card.

[@phong5475]

I know. Don’t you just hate it when it happens?

[@MC4D.]

This can be a great idea 🤔🤫🤭

[@maning04]

Hmm.. Nice way to avoid a huge argument with the misus 🤔

[@fidsvids4760]

@@phong5475 rAiD SHaDow LEGenDs

[@logon235]

I have no problem with that. It's when she does the before and after comparison of the skid marks on my undies that seems suspicious.

[@endlessnoodle3056]

"It's unprofessional" - she said while being a part of severe violation of human rights

[@speedybasket5205]

Lol true

[@royaltyblessed2454]

Well obviously it’s legal. Unethical arguably. But apparently legal in this universe.

[@BrooklynAvenue]

It's a great insight into her narcissism and sadism. She couldn't care less about Truman and how he is being used.

[@thumpted8417]

@@royaltyblessed2454 legality doesn't equate to morality. it's still a severe violation of human rights.

[@redrobsanthem9206]

@@thumpted8417 you say that like the dude your responded to didn’t know that

[@anonymousmobster2444]

The more you watch this movie, the more you realize how horrifying it is. This man never had a single moment where he got to experience reality or live in privacy.

[@soulrpower3031]

That is horrifying.

[@manuellabor661]

Every relationship he ever made in his life is fake from his tv father, mother, wife, bestfriend, neighbors heck even the damn dog. With the exception of Sylvia ofc.

[@jaybloxian6570]

umm, the bathroom?

[@robertfullchim923]

So what the modern world is slowly turning into.

[@03PaK]

@@jaybloxian6570 they were still watching just not taping it

[@neilcarman4002]

Love how he leads with the beers held out facing forward as he walks in because that’s probably a stipulation in the product placement contract.

[@PhantomGato-v-]

yep

[@bhrisphoria428]

makes me bust out laughing every time, it’s just so absurd

[@adambois570]

I took it to be him showing that he wasn't holding a weapon: "It's not one of the mysterious conspirators coming to get you; it's just your friend with beer, so put down the peeler."

[@patrickoakley7890]

@@adambois570 absolutely not, it was done solely for advertising. Product placement above safety for fellow actors.

[@adambois570]

@@patrickoakley7890 I don't mean for her safety but for his own: he's showing that he is not a threat so that Truman doesn't lunge at him with the blades.

[@josevanreyes]

His friend always comes with a pack of beers everytime shit hits the fan lmfao

[@slothfromthegoonies8201]

He cracks me up every time. Everyone needs a friend like that xD

[@generalofg3377]

upset he's an actor and not a real friend lol

[@ghostgh0st]

kgeedi because the beer is product placement.

[@eiffel0108]

Right after a nuclear meltdown and he's there all like "Truuuuuuuuuuuuuman, I got some nice brewskies!"

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663]

Well, THAT'S what friends are for. True friends do that...

[@gjk2012]

This is the most subtle horror movie I've ever seen.

[@fulcibanana7459]

this movie is anything but subtle lmao

[@kuba878]

@77transam1 ?

[@trampustefertiller6246]

@77transam1 it's sad if you believe that

[@VentMagic102]

@77transam1 when you educate the sheeple so hard that you don’t make sense

[@roseCatcher_]

@77transam1 Good luck with the replies you'll be getting. The veil is strong and more convenient.

[@higuysimcharley]

The Truman Show: *Has a minor inconvenience* Truman's friend with a pack of beers: Who has summoned me?

[@Fummy007]

Its like they deliberately told him to go in with beer to defuse the situation.

[@higuysimcharley]

Fummy yeah that’s the point of his character

[@jethrojackson2531]

@@higuysimcharley do you even english bro

[@Koza6969]

@@Fummy007 imagine that he must have "emergency" beer at all times

[@nunyabiznes33]

What's ironic was that in the mockumentary Truman's friend revealed that the stress from playing the part since childhood made him an alcoholic. He even sees himself as the real victim. Even worse, they make him advertise beer even though they probably know his problem.

[@singenstattatmen5096]

Honestly, as great as Jim Carrey is at comedy, this makes me sad I've not seen him in more serious movies. He plays Truman and all those emotions so incredibly well.

[@RaquelSantos-hj1mq]

Have you seen Eternal Sunshine if the Spotless Mind? He's amazing in that.

[@thx4chrckingin]

@@RaquelSantos-hj1mq I was about to recommend that movie! He literally only has one intentionally funny moment in that movie!

[@liq3]

I'm a big fan of The Majestic, he's in that too.

[@rikiishitoru8885]

Watch Yes Man

[@FredFromBingo]

You should watch the number 23

[@troyschulz2318]

I think Meryl's cocoa line is her suffering a bit of a mental breakdown from all the stress, and her just falling back onto what she knows best.

[@vigilantslacker6039]

Troy Schulz or her knowing she won’t get her bonus if she doesn’t slip in the advertisement. Remember it’s just her job.

[@georgefromjungle5211]

@@vigilantslacker6039 Bonus ? Really ? The whole show is on the verge of disaster and she only thinks about tomorrow's bonus ? These people are actors, but not idiots !

[@chadthatsall]

You’re totally right. She’s been trained in redirection. To treat Truman as a toddler and constant stage for promotions. Not only that, she’s been taught how to spin negatives into positives- a basic premise of effective advertising story telling.

[@BlackCover95]

I think it was Cristof in her ear, growling, “Stick to the script.”

[@anhnhvn]

Good interpretation. She's getting more and more scared, so she relies on memorized lines rather than improvisation. She's not that good of an actress. She can't even pretend to love Truman.

[@nodnarb3540]

When you really stop and try to view all of this from Truman’s perspective, you realize it’s actually kind of amazing that he didn’t have an even bigger nervous breakdown. If these things were happening to me I’d probably check myself into a psych ward.

[@shikhardixit5792]

he was bought up in that condition so he probably thought those things were normal. Imagine, people walked naked in older times and thought it to be normal but now it is not. Probably a lot of things that we experience now as normal or part of life wouldn't have been normal if the conditions were different, we believe what we see or what we are deemed to see.

[@jangoescoricky9393]

I'd like to see a sequel where the explore that aspect and focus on the thriller angle a bit more.

[@funquay2219]

But if he had done that they would have been actors pretending to be psyciatrists!

[@harshmnr]

@@funquay2219 Yeah that's what I was gonna say and they would just gaslight him as much as everyone else. 😅 ~:~

[@EHH246]

The psych ward would probably dismiss you since all the patients and doctors would be actors…

[@J_C_CH]

When she says 'do something' the music changes into something more tense and chilling, and for a moment the film takes a dive into horror because Truman is convinced there's a presence that he can't see but is watching his every move. Even his wife is in on it.

[@J_C_CH]

@@stefanlange485 It's also a good example of what some real mentally ill people can believe. They can believe that the entire world is after them, that something is happening and everyone else is in on it, and they just keep getting gaslighted.

[@Carlo-qj5jl]

@@stefanlange485 yourself?

[@fergus247]

Those people in the control room were having a blast :)

[@gandalf8216]

@@stefanlange485 Authentic people today are mostly alone, with few friends, no interest in building a career and such. Why? Because our society encourages cheating, anti-social behaviors and psychological manipulation - things an honest person finds both difficult to pull off and as a moral wrong. So they end up largely alone.

[@kenjongkilawogg860]

Who the hell is Stefan Lange

[@Books-and-coffee0]

0:10 the pain in his voice when he says "You can't stand me".. He really is an amazing actor.

[@coolgirl1617]

And the broken way he's just sitting there looking at her 💔

[@watchmeyodel]

You forget that Jim Carrey can act. We see him in alot of slapstick movies but this one.. one of his greatest roles ever!

[@HoXanna]

+mia wallace 100% agree

[@silentreactor97]

Don't forget Number 23 , a really underrated film and performance by Jim Carrey .

[@TetrisKing]

I feel bad the only reason I have seen this movie is because it is one of the choices for Critical Analysis essay. It honestly is a great movie.

[@EnragedPlatypus]

Absolute favorite Jim Carrey movie? Man on the Moon. As far as I'm comfortable remembering, one of the first movies to make me cry for a reason I understood. As for unexplained (at the time) boners? This movie is a formidable culprit (That girl was just so mysterious!). Liar Liar is mostly explainable in the accidental boner department.

[@dawnwelch6579]

Oh for real; he was amazing in this scene!! Especially when he shouts out "What's HAPPENING??!?" And that look he gives her when she yells "DO SOMETHING!"

[@emeraldpudding3606]

I love how when ever there was a problem they would send his friend in with a pack of beer XD

[@avarma6313]

is his friend the literal doctor from arrested development?

[@PabloEscobar-vq6kn]

he's the doctor who blows up the building at the end of season 1 of the walking dead

[@D2attemp]

I remember in English class that the beer was the true product placement in this movie

[@therealjcon]

Emeraldpudding best friend ever in my book

[@nedkelly8958]

A beer a day, keeps the Truman Show at bay. :D

[@jonathanputnam7340]

They did an excellent job of revealing her character. She is there to make herself out to be a great actress at the expense of this confused human being, and she doesn't shed a hint of sympathy for him. She just wants to be a star and he is blowing it for her. That's all she cares about.

[@ChibiViolin]

Same in the Ozarks.

[@nicksinks9896]

That's not true she just knows hes going off the rails. This was after the driving incident, so she knows he might snap at any moment and doesn't want to die and wants to keep her job. All there is to it.

[@martyjackson4166]

BooM Pow I doubt it, in a tie-in mockumentary they did when this film was realized, she mentions she’s the second richest woman in the world

[@SomethingSomethingg]

I disagree. I don’t even think she recognizes herself as two separate people anymore. She’s so accustomed to living this lie that when he breaks expectations she is so scared and confused she doesn’t know what to do because his breakdown wasn’t discussed in the cast meeting that day.

[@GullibleTarget]

Most gangstalkers are bad actors. The thing is that they NEVER break character. They would never be able to earn money off their mediocre talent. That's what is most frustrating for the targeted individual; they know but they will never be told. The point is to drive the targeted individual to step out of the life they have been given. But it's the one life they have. They usually end up floating facedown,in rivers.

[@stellarwind1946]

0:28 great acting from Carrey. It’s exactly how any normal person would react to such an absurd scenario.

[@Pumkim-stew]

His a good acter in one of his movies he literally became he's chacter

[@rainfall2880]

@@Pumkim-stew language of the gods

[@blockygamez1048]

I like how she says Truman is scaring her while she's the one pointing 3 knives at him

[@F3llNouzy]

None of them are even considered to be knives. And they're not even sharp. Well, except one.

[@zippymiester6429]

You're scaring me, Meryl. What are you going to do? Dice me? Slice me, or peel me? So many *choices!*

[@josie4065]

Absolutely. It’s so perfectly eloquent.

[@gloriac.2795]

It’s a Chef’s Pal, actually 🙄

[@boneor...7022]

I gotta say that's pretty terrific

[@itzzsk]

"What are you going to do? Dice me, slice me, or peel me? There's so MANY CHOICES!"

[@vladm4294]

itzzsk Do you want to know how I got these scars?

[@rousod]

is there a meaning to that? cause i didnt get it..

[@rousod]

thats the joke? lmfao lame, i thought it was something americans would get idk

[@TurtleRocker12]

rousod she speaks in advertisements. Truman is merely responding in the way he views her as speaking

[@rousod]

Devin Hanson yeah

[@vilentman111]

Yo out of context this is actually really scary. Especially the “do something!” Like who could she be talking to. Imagine how creepy that would be if someone just randomly said that while you were arguing or something, and even her advertisement bit is creepy

[@sunflowersprinkles5787]

hey i might start saying that from time to time just to mess with people

[@joshmuz9018]

The ad made me laugh it was so hilarious

[@alfredohumberto2222]

Imagine being preparing your meal and suddenly someone tells you that a lamp fell from the sky! From the damn sky !! And then say that he saw people in the elevator eating and closed his eyes and they were gone. And then imagine him coming to you with that crazy face

[@hngh6404]

If this whole movie went without telling you it’s a TV show until the end, it would be a horror film.

[@Rad-Dude63andathird]

Out of context? It's scary *in* context.

[@leviboyd6925]

Can we just appreciate her acting? She has the perfect expression of someone trapped in this madness

[@bobcrane812]

The look on her face as she turns around after Truman says she can't stand him is amazing. So subtle how she let's her mask slip.

[@krypticunlimited6925]

She wasnt trapped. She was the one trapping him. She herself played a very willing and pivotal role in keeping Truman a prisoner, and the most vile part is she stated in the movie that her main motivation was the fame she would get for it, nothing else. This scene isnt her in a cage, its her watching the human being she helped caged begin to break free

[@user-yf6zz3cl8i]

Well she's trapped in the sense where she's living her entire life as a character

[@Steveman27]

@@user-yf6zz3cl8i At least she didn't live a totally fake life like Truman did. She choose to play the role she played, and was in on it like everyone around Truman. Truman was the one who had it bad, if anything.

[@psychedeliccarrie5921]

Watch Ozark, you really get to appreciate her acting in that.

[@AnimaVox_]

"You can't stand me." That part always kind of gets to me.

[@nickstaffer5036]

Art imitating life, imitating art, imitating life

[@RPal214]

Nick Staffer on my block?

[@tynao2029]

sad and true, a lot of man and woman who couldn't stand eachother had kids, for the same reason (for other people and selfishness)

[@earlspencer7863]

Her expression totally confirms it

[@EACru2002]

It's the complete lack of anger as he says it. At that moment, he's not mad that she doesn't love him, it's more a defeated sadness realizing his life is a lie.

[@jimsmith9853]

She wanted the production to "cut to commercial break " because she was scared and wanted their help/attention. This scene is a great scene. Her acting is on point. Her stress/fear levels rising and her attempts to stay in character. His paranoia increasing and closer to being validated. Just fantastic!

[@katherinepoltoratzky6068]

I never saw it that was regarding cutting to a commercial. Makes sense.

[@herrdaveed]

Actually I think they mention it in the movie that the Trueman show has no commercial breaks - that's why they use so many product placements

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrftuzwxyz]

@@herrdaveed yeah they do, that’s why it was a big deal when they cut the connection near the end

[@SynsityGW]

Cutting to commercial would accomplish nothing. The audience knows what's going on. They know it's a show. The one they are trying to fool is Truman. Want she wanted was exactly what happened. For someone to be sent over immediately to resolve the situation without breaking character. Or perhaps she wanted the people in charge to value her life and well-being over the continuation of the show.

[@handmeadozenbeers8655]

@@abcdefghijklmnopqrftuzwxyz No, it was mentioned that the Truman show was 24/7 with no advert breaks thus the product placements

[@vehiclers6991]

This movie is so scary. I felt like I became the main character after I watched it. It definitely captures the struggles of paranoia.

[@justinbellamy1399]

Vehicle RS this movie is about you...about everyone in the world... you are the tru man... we are being watched everyday for our whole lives

[@SwedishDoomGoblin]

@@justinbellamy1399 yes god likes to watch you

[@Yng_Roshi]

@uvuvwevwe oh Lord 😒

[@icecubes9056]

The voice-acting and expressions and EVERYTHING is just spot-on!!

[@gatsbymaguire]

@@SwedishDoomGoblin stop mentionig God or else the toxic atheists(not the friendly ones) will make you their next victim.

[@DaxSports1]

0:27 I love his reaction even though he's probably seen people do these random weird mini ads his whole life hes beginning to find it absurd lmaoo.

[@luckyDancer100]

Why would she choose to do a coco ad in the middle of Truman's breakdown😂

[@bangbang3412ify]

luckyDancer100 it was part of the script

[@luckyDancer100]

Randy Solar lol

[@loveharrydaily]

luckyDancer100 because it's a tv show that billions of people watch.

[@TheAnhedonicOne]

I know right. She could have waited. Lmao.

[@mug1wara262]

loveharrydaily actually christof said there were millions, not billions of people watching

[@tavanozinedinyazidabdul7471]

Its weird that "psychological thriller" isnt listed as a genre of the show

[@alfredohumberto2222]

Because it is a comedy

[@tavanozinedinyazidabdul7471]

@@alfredohumberto2222 ok and? There is thriller comedy, sci fi horror, action comedy, films arent defined by a single genre

[@alfredohumberto2222]

@@tavanozinedinyazidabdul7471 Yes but this is just pure comedy

[@-exillion-4307]

@@alfredohumberto2222 Its not pure comedy not for us lmao this is one of the weirdest freakiest scenes ive ever seen

[@tavanozinedinyazidabdul7471]

@@alfredohumberto2222 the way truman slowly descends into madness while they show how fake everything is, how everything is scripted and fake, how he unravels the mysteries of the world hw lives in. No. Not pure comedy

[@Reoko77]

"What the hell are you talkin' about...? *WHO YA TALKIN' TO?!"*

[@ChAn-dv9to]

Best line

[@rogve5868]

Breaking the fourth wall

[@uselessmedia858]

It's like insanity is going insane in that one line.

[@laycebug3260]

999th like

[@anonymousmobster2444]

YOU TALKIN TO ME?

[@K_B241]

0:27 is terrific acting, it's such a natural reaction to such an absurd situation.

[@thedarkknight9153]

It might be one of my top 10 favorite line deliveries of any movie.

[@Has7DCT]

"I've tasted other cocoas. This is the best! 😃"

[@Goatedtylergregoryokonma]

"What the hell, does this have to do, with anything?"😨

[@fiercedezy3114]

“Tell me what’s happening!!😡”

[@MoriusTobius]

"Well you're having a nervous breakdown that's what's happening"😅

[@obeythemelon]

"How can anyone expect me to carry on under these conditions?" It's unprofessional!" As a kid I NEVER understood that. It just seemed like a weird and humorous line. But now I'm older and I'm like ohhhhhh, she's not acting anymore. That's the ACTRESS legitimately freaking out. And makes sense why she's not on the show after that.

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

obeythemelon, true.

[@DirtyLaundry776]

TIFFANY PERSAUD -man show

[@MrDragonorp]

She is such a bad choice at this show, as the wife she is expected to deal bro only with the good times but also with the bad ones. It a hard job never the less so you need a actor who kinda wants and likes to be there, someone who likes Truman as a human being.

[@namedidii]

@@MrDragonorp she's been on the show for a decade, it's burn out

[@tuscanyiscol]

@@MrDragonorp you won't find someone who cares for him but is also ok with lying to him about his entire world.

[@christiannguyen1266]

"U r scaring me!" Says the person whose wielding a cheese grater and a peeler at Truman

[@subrinaxxo1964]

+christian nguyen yeah i know wth? 😂😂 thats funny

[@wel8266]

+christian nguyen Is that a kitchen knife or blade? There's 3 parts to it.

[@christiannguyen1266]

sky stryker I'm not very sure but still, she's armed

[@sythlorde]

+christian nguyen more like a zester an a butter knife

[@michaelmartinmccawmmm8755]

It's sad...

[@giorgiomauceri410]

his reaction to her sposnsoring mococoa is the same as me when KZbin plays dumb, lighthearted ads in the middle of a serious, tense scene in a video

[@gp7405]

$10/month will give you the yt experience you’ve always wanted and then some

[@curtis7599]

G P, 😂

[@gearsofwar3xXx]

So we've gone from product placement in movies, to ads as part of movie plots, to ads before and after movie clips.... I'm done.

[@kylereyes2337]

It’s ahead of its time

[@ZiggyMandarr]

​@@gp7405who the hell are you talking you?

[@MercurialMoon]

I love how she immediately grabs the knives as soon as something happened between them, just shows how there is no emotional connection between them whatsoever so she doesn't trust Truman at all. I know he seems like an uncontrollable psycho in this scene but normal couples don't immediately grab a weapon the moment the other one has a breakdown.

[@coolgirl1617]

She is afraid he will react appropriately to her deciet. The guilt and severity of what she is doing, she can't trust him because he can't trust her.

[@link2125]

It's also worth noting that, for the first half of this, he still seems to have some small level of trust toward her. That even if their marriage is hollow and there's not much love between them, she's still his wife. Notice how he reacts with absolute shock to her grabbing the Chef's Pal and brandishing it at him. And watch carefully when he grabs her; he's only doing it to disarm her, look at how far he holds it away before he registers what she just said. It's only when she tips her hand and calls for help that he starts to actually lash out, because any lingering trust is completely broken.

[@fridakahlo4225]

Laura Linney is so underrated at this scene. She managed to show every emotion she felt inside behind a perfectly set professional smile. The struggle to maintain her character while she was freaking out, trying to convince him when she was scared for her life. Finally breaking into tears when the help was sent. Pheww well done!!!

[@CatBxtchNami]

Why are you acting like she was some kind of victim? She was the one trapping him. She herself played a very willing and pivotal role in keeping Truman a prisoner, and the most vile part is she stated in the movie that her main motivation was the fame she would get for it, nothing else. This scene isnt her in a cage, its her watching the human being she helped caged begin to break-free.

[@datminiplaysgames]

@@CatBxtchNami I'm pretty sure it was sarcasm, my guy.

[@Rise65487]

it's a actress who has to play a bad-actress who's only role is to trick a guy who's living in a fiction-world where everyone-else is a actor on a show. and she pulled it flawlessly, it's very impressive.

[@VildeGottfriedsdatter]

@@CatBxtchNamithey never said she was a victim? But she WAS clearly scared for her life in this scene. Regardless of her morals as a person, it’s clear that he was driven to madness (because of her, and because everyone else in this “town”, yes) in this scene. No matter if she’s a bad or good person, being in this situation is terrifying. For all she knew, he could murder her before help would be sent.

[@patrickblake123]

This scene alone is what earned Jim Carrey his first Golden Globe...yet he wasn't worthy of an Oscar nomination!?

[@ethanbrock5453]

Ritzy now they're both rigged

[@MasterPoppers]

Ritzy All awards shows are rigged.

[@MachoWrestling101]

The Truman show is rigged

[@hamnchee]

Who gives a damn about awards.

[@stevenobrien557]

Carrey pisses off a lot of people in Hollywood.

[@hansolo631]

She's a damn psychopath, gaslighting him like this. She's like the secondary antagonist after Ed Wood. Everyone but the girl who tries to help him is incredibly terrible. His best friend is a special kind of monster

[@sebastiansantillan4988]

It’s all an act anyways

[@tommitchell4570]

I kinda wanted certain people to die in this movie --- like the wife and best friend --- they were truly evil to participate in this show

[@bennelson8633]

There’s actually a really cool deleted scene that explores his best friend. Remember, they are childhood friends, so he’s know Truman his whole life. He struggles with guilt and depression, and becomes an alcoholic, but when he tries to go to rehab, he can’t get over his addiction because the writers of the show force his to drink all the time. Kinda tragic.

[@MissMiserize]

@@bennelson8633 Yeah. I can actually see a subtle empathy in the best friend that's not done to an act. I think he's actually is friends with Truman, but having grown up like that feels helpless to do anything about his situation. Like, he cares somewhere deep down but has no energy left for compassion. Everyone else is straight up evil.

[@billveusay9423]

I think you meant Ed Harris. Ed Wood is the director of Plan 9 from Outer Space on whom Tim Burton did a biopic.

[@DarthwRath]

That few seconds after 'do something' is a masterclass of tragedy to horror, in such subtle way. It's spooky and the way she immediately smile, almost dancing as a cover, act-run. Genius work from the script, camera work, set lighting and everything. It's a perfect shot. I love it.

[@ejcejc4113]

This movie should be #1 all time

[@Almansur8]

She's so creepy when shes does the ad

[@dusathemaid]

YOU WANT THIS PRODUCT, RIGHT???? BUY IT!!! BUY IT NOW!!!

[@davidsavage519]

ULFBERHT If you think about it this is the creepiest movie ever made

[@i.1213]

Bill Patrick Jones Agreed!

[@leafyutube]

Laura Linney can never be creepy. She's a babe.

[@coryboy345]

I'd give Laura Linney the vitamin D anytime/anywhere....

[@lakeitron]

The concept of this movie actually pretty creepy

[@chaosdweller]

😐

[@Bewegungskrieg]

it's not a concept lmaoooooo

[@Gebdoe]

It's a trip, man. Very Orwellian. Kinda like a solo version of the Matrix lol.

[@mirandahenning6192]

@@Bewegungskrieg what do you mean it's not a concept?

[@Bewegungskrieg]

@@mirandahenning6192 This is done to people, whether through the lens of reality television, fame, or even darker government funded projects like MKULTRA, this is a well documented phenomenon. Not only that but when it occurs it has similarly cruel and/or material motivations behind it. I wish I could say that it's just a movie, but frankly this movie is the least terrifying depiction of it and I would waste energy emphasizing how distressing it is on this example alone.

[@DeltaSniperZRR]

1:27 right on time with his beer, always, annoying guy.

[@heinrichfaust4837]

***** I thought he was a charming guy.

[@Lava91point0]

god I hated that bastard

[@hookoffthejab1]

Lava91point0 I hated all the people except Truman in this film XD

[@capybaraenthusiast101]

I liked him. He actually grew up with Truman and maybe even felt bad for him.

[@chicagomike4587]

Now THAT...is a beer!

[@henryaung7229]

I feel so bad for Truman when his best friend walks in and you see his reactions at 1:30 and 1:36. Either seeing his friend's shock makes him feel regret and shame for losing it, or worse, he realised the last person he could trust is in on it too.

[@TheMasterUnity]

He knew he was in on it too at that point no doubt.

[@aena5995]

She's acting like a victims manipulation tactic

[@AnaissN]

@@TheMasterUnity At that point I feel he doesn't know, or is in denial still, because it seems like the actor that plays his best friend has some genuine feelings for him. So he's just ashamed he lost it, maybe he's still trying to consider if he's insane or not. I feel the moment he accepts his best friend is also lying to him, it's when he makes this big speech (that's said by the director to the actor), that if everyone is on it, then he is in it too, to try to convince him that it isn't true...

[@Greendalewitch]

​@@AnaissN​ I personally think the moment Marlon said that if everyone is in on it the he must be too, is the moment Truman puts it all together.

[@TimSchweizer]

What a brilliant scene of this film (especially acting and writing wise). The way comedy and thrilling drama collide here is outstanding and scarily good.

[@kevinzambrano5179]

word

[@fearmonkey]

She was so perfect in this role, she acted it wonderfully and she made it so easy to hate her. In roles like that, I wonder how it affects you in real life.

[@HandbrakeBiscuit]

After the director shouted 'cut!' he offered her a wonderful cup of the new cocoa drink 'Mococoa'. It uses all natural cocoa beans from the upper slopes of Mount Nicaragua, no artificial sweeteners..!

[@freezingcathedral]

it's affects you about $20 million

[@egregiousmalady4287]

What’s weird about this movie is that Truman’s realisation over his faux-reality parallels how a show in the real world would end. Think about it, an over abundance of advertisement, a forced relationship, horrendously contrived situations (I.e. the father), advanced technology breaking the realism due to their obvious glitches, and a director unwilling to take the character in new directions (him never leaving the island). I’m not sure if this was intended but it’s pretty brilliant satire if it be the case.

[@kingjoon3381]

that's actually really well said

[@SuperSpectrom]

The new character (the new girlfriend after the wife left)

[@BlackCover95]

Lee Coleman If they really wanted to fully realize that, they’d have had Truman’s spunky nephew come to live with him.

[@usul573]

@@BlackCover95 Everyone would say that's when the show jumped the shark, the ratings tanked, and it was canceled.

[@ShaneFlett]

You know fallout, preferably new Vegas? Let’s say I have an intelligence:2, and your a 9/10. Can you reword your paragraph? It’s satire?

[@as52343]

Ive always found his reaction at 00:40 to be very disturbing and sad. You can really hear the paranoia and panic in Trumans voice

[@BarberJ95]

I like how Truman just then realized his wife does weird ad breaks 😂

[@bourne2crimson397]

"What the Hell does this have to do with anything? Tell me what's HAPPENING!" The most relatable line in the whole movie.

[@olumideisaac774]

She portrayed the role of an actress portraying the role of a wife very well

[@KentDonaldson]

I like the way the camera zooms in when she is promoting the coffee, it’s how the tv show viewer would see it.

[@vdp5271]

This scene is brilliantly acted by both of them. The entire movie is brilliantly acted, but this scene is just, wow. I can't stop watching.

[@printthelegends]

Yeah! We talk about Jim Carrey in this movie a lot, but Laura Linney deserves some love too. She crushes it.

[@aerotrooper]

"it's a truly blessed life" to "it's unprofessional!" she did that roll with perfection.

[@mokamb3817]

Steven John such a funny line

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

Truth.

[@robstar18]

What. A. Film. Masterpiece.

[@gawee08]

Indeed, this showed to all Jim Carrey haters that he is more than just a one trick pony. He can do drama AND comedy, and he is great at both of them.

[@vshazam]

I've got a masterpiece for ya. Hint: it's my penis.

[@xoabbyyyxo1350]

LizardMaster760 this wasn’t a show lol

[@xoabbyyyxo1350]

LizardMaster760 and ya it is a masterpiece... way better than today’s movies

[@xoabbyyyxo1350]

LizardMaster760 ..... marvel movies are crap. this is pure gold

[@jimswan3794]

0:08 the softness of his voice and facial expression is amazing… heartbreaking and phenomenal

[@mwj9433]

the anger, confusion, exhaustion, and desperation conveyed by Carrey in this scene is remarkable. This is such a dark film, I prefer to read it as such even in the lighter kind of odd moments, they're creepy and unsettling when you know what these actors are doing to this poor man

[@riggerlogik5638]

Never seen a movie with more evil or sadnees intertwined together in one thread...it is a work of concentrated blackness.

[@ishyreddi13]

Blue Valley’s another one

[@SalinaMoonfall]

Get the full effect watching it once as a kid, then later as an adult and realizing just how messed up it actually is underneath the comedy. Brilliantly subversive.

[@kionamcnutt8630]

I don't remember why, but why did they do this to him? I mean, there's really no excuse to hurt someone like this. Was it some kind of experiment?

[@TheRealNabil]

Kiona McNutt Non other than *money* of course. He was the highest rated show and that meant never letting him know the truth or else it was over.

[@xyPERSON]

Actors portraying actors is just something you don't see in many films… especially today.

[@Daiin0]

Livingston Hampton Birdman is I can think of

[@gaston3905]

In game of thrones they do it

[@kcoose5356]

Birdman

[@caidee]

Watch Westworld if you want to see something almost similar but much better (its an series)

[@tcjester89]

"I'm the dude playing a dude disguised as another dude." Tropic Thunder.

[@davidmoreno820]

I feel like this is arguably the scene where she damaged the illusion for Truman beyond repair. Particularly the part where she says she cannot work under these conditions and it’s so “unprofessional”. In addition to the “do something” part. If I was in Truman’s position that would be the point of no return for me.

[@DmanDice]

David Moreno Right. Before all that it could be explained away and he may have to accept it. But this scene was the last straw. Everything is confirmed for him.

[@davidmoreno820]

DmanDice and reinforced by what happens later with Marlon and the return of Truman’s father.

[@DmanDice]

David Moreno Yeah he was just playing along for his chance to escape by that point.

[@peoplez129]

This may have been a turning point, but this wouldn't have mattered much if other events didn't take place. What really mattered the most in making him realize his world was fake, was because that girl he fell in love with, told him all those years ago. Ever since then, that has planted a seed in his mind. He may have even gotten out sooner because of that, but they have been psychologically manipulating him his whole life, so they were masters at diverting his attention and making him feel silly for thinking things. We already saw how they tried to run cover, how they made his father die at sea so he would always be afraid of the water, etc. Imagine all the stuff they did over his life that we didn't see in the movie. Day in, day out, they were mentally manipulating him by carefully crafting his path through life, who he meets, what they say, etc.

[@thequester7634]

I think the point of no return for me would be the fake forest fire.

[@Dgero]

“You can’t stand me…” “That’s not true!… Have you tried Raid Shadow Legends?”

[@monstacookiee4775]

It shows how Truman was just a job to her. He was being sincere with her snd their relationship.

[@ireneyyyy]

not gonna lie, her sudden burst into advertising that product freaked me the fuck out when i first watched this scene LOL

[@ICantSplel]

Irene Li The way the camera slowly pans in, haha

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

The android smile and constant stare didn't help either.

[@ekathe85]

It almost hits the uncanny valley, I think. It's an eerie thing to do for a human being.

[@wildley007]

I love when he says "You're part of this, aren't you!" he comes across like a real paranoid whacko, but we know that he knows something is up. Great acting!

[@micahclawrence]

Jim's response to the sudden cocoa ad is one of the funniest things he's ever done to me.

[@avarma6313]

0:37 when i look at my exam paper after pulling an all nighter

[@zaimusic_150]

wayne king lol 😂

[@Djeispark]

I was waiting for some kid to compare a masterpiece to pointless school work.

[@isabellacamacho6105]

King MultiGenre It was a joke, you dumbass. Lighten up.

[@scp--297]

😂

[@JDoggoftheNetherlands17]

0:27 when the teacher asks if you finished the assignment

[@B3RGMAN7]

Love his eyes when he just finally snaps: "What the hell are you talking about?" Clear frustration and confusion . Incredible acting

[@j.pipparker]

I love it. Swear it feels like ive lived that with recent people.

[@abunidalparedes]

what she just did, she broke character

[@0ut1and3r]

lmaooo did truman not hear her complain about her real job lol

[@davidmoreno820]

outlander he did and this why this was confirmation for Truman .

[@AA-sn9lz]

And yet stayed in character

[@johnsun11]

unprofessional

[@crypastesomemore8348]

She stayed in character by breaking character lol- wrap yo mind around that one boyyyy!!

[@Abelhawk]

Man, Laura Linney's a good actress. She's an actress, playing an actress who's trying to pretend like she's _not_ an actress and yet torn between revealing that she's an actress and compromising her own safety. What a fantastic scene!

[@JamesTheFox]

"I'm a dude, playing a dude... disguised as another dude..."

[@MikGSC]

Hey! Id never have imagined to see you in a random clip of a movie! Your videos are amazing, thank you for reliving and giving insight to my childhood!. Cheers!

[@ZondaF25]

@@MikGSC just to let you know, KZbinrs regularly post in comment sections for exposure. KZbin's algorithm promotes this. It is unlikely this person ever will, or ever intended to read any replies.

[@jamlym4974]

This is one of those movies that you can't stop thinking about after you watch it.

[@hankkingsley2976]

I Remember leaving the theater visibly shaken. Scott Adams has brought up the idea before that we're in a simulation--how would we know?

[@bobbieduck1336]

She tells him he is "not well" when he realizes everyone has lied to him his entire life.

[@CretesLe]

Right ! Man that's fucked up

[@Haywood2]

You have a wonderful point. I would get of this mess the old fashion way....With shotgun and Ak 47 shit. I am freak'n out here.

[@xyPERSON]

She tells him that in order to continue her ROLE as his wife and make him think there is something wrong with him.

[@저격러-f7u]

if you don't believe in god you are wrong - christians.

[@naynay9601]

Bobbie Duck unfortunately people are like this in real life

[@Gumbocinno]

I can't believe this came out in 98. This has to be one of the best movies he's done.

[@heritageparkentertainmento8504]

1998 was the best year for movies Antz Mulan A Bug’s Life The Prince of Egypt The Truman Show

[@aerisgainsborough2141]

@@heritageparkentertainmento8504 Armageddon, Mercury Rising, Godzilla, Deep Impact, Enemy of the State, Six Days Seven Nights, Star Trek Insurrection?

[@bobcrane812]

@@heritageparkentertainmento8504 haha imagine saying that then looking at the movies that came out the very next year. I will say the 90's had some gems

[@ATROFlAR]

@@heritageparkentertainmento8504 1994 was pretty good as well. The 90s in general and early 2000s I'd say

[@J1283-s1k]

'Who you talking to?' Brilliant. Poor Truman. A life of lies. And I love the 'unprofessional' line from Laura as well. It's like it's own gut punch. As she starts with 'How can anyone expect me to carry on under these conditions?', it makes you wonder for a second if she actually does care about Truman and living some kind of a life with him despite the fact she's clearly in on it. But the reveal of 'It's unprofessional!' really sets in how really is just an entirely uncaring an actor doing a job, clocking in and clocking out with no regard for Truman's privacy, sanity, freedom or life. Truly scary.

[@lucasmacfarlane8886]

This is The film that proved That Carrey can be more than a comedic actor, should of got an Oscar nomination for this scene alone

[@raffaelezippo8109]

Should have

[@ToonReel001]

What I like is that it's still his comedic role, just deconstructed. He still acts quirky, but there's a dark representation about it and how it's humanised.

[@MrPepperJams]

didn't he also play in a film were he was kinda crazy and killed people or something, i don't remember it alot it was a long time ago i watched it.

[@muhammadomar2343]

dont forget The Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind

[@BeeBumper]

He was in a fox TV movie where he actually played a very dramatic role way before this movie. It does seem most comedians can act in drama better than dramatic actors can do comedy

[@korosuke1788]

Plot twist: You're in lockdown because your show is running out of budget.

[@caidenflint5906]

No!

[@markrice23]

Nah they be changing the batteries in the birds.

[@maxdondada]

LOL, Korosuke

[@Yoctopory]

I wanted to travel to France, then the lockdown happened. Coincidence? I think not! They just have to finish building the France part of the set first.

[@revolver-sc]

lmaoo

[@oliviapete]

Jim Carrey is one of the most criminally underrated actors ever. Hollywood just type casted him as the guy that talked out of his ass but then he goes and does performances like this and he blows you away. The fact that he WON the golden globe, for both this and and man on the moon, and then didn't even get an oscar nomination proves that. He's brilliant

[@philipperossel1888]

If I remember from IMDb this film got an Oscar nomination..

[@neodonkey]

He is amazing in Eternal Sunshine too...

[@Natedawg38]

Jim is very underrated, I can't even who got best actor instead of him, probably some loser from Shakespeare in love who didn't deserve it. Just shows you time and again what a joke the Oscars are ~ record low ratings this yeat BTW. You won it for us jim!

[@lflagr]

@@philipperossel1888 They're talking about the actor nomination, not the film. Jim Carrey was snubbed by the Oscars for this performance, sadly. :(

[@mfisrae]

“How can anyone expect me to carry on in these conditions? It’s unprofessional!” The amount of irony in this line is insane

[@DJGOGSTOWN]

It was a beautiful movie but I have to say. What they were doing to this man was sickening

[@42luke93]

Izzy Goggin I love Truman’s 1998 Ford Taurus though it has all trim levels combined! The SHO bumper, the LX sun roof, the split bench seating and column shifters of SE or GL versions. Also those nice 1996-1997 taillights. The town is nice too, I would love it if I were him! (At least that’s what I say now)

[@42luke93]

@Ramona Flowers I am not. I don't own all that.

[@theflyingspaghettimonster4165]

@@42luke93 But you have to think about the fact that they literally killed off his father and induced trauma in him and tried to trap him in that world

[@howtoeataham]

Agreed. Great movie, but horrifying at the same time. When they said he was the first baby to be adopted by a corporation, that deeply disturbed me.

[@delete---7593]

That's the point lmao.

[@xo_sophie_xo1972]

jim’s acting in this scene is phenomenal.

[@99annanic]

0:36 now that's just me in Maths class

[@wildinthestreets101]

tell me what's HAPPENING!!

[@miklas-dj9kd]

+Nicolas R 0:27 is me. "What the hell are you talking about? Who are you talking to?!"

[@ScarriorIII]

1:40 is more like it.

[@idoganor100]

when you realize u r a part of reality show your whole life

[@sikskulll]

Nic R lmao

[@shingolarge]

i love this scene so much because it perfectly outlines how truman reacts as he finds himself more and more observing the flaws in the world around him and how it makes him go nuts. but not everyone would react like this in trumans position lmao

[@JO-so1dk]

I love the fake wife in this movie. She is so funny. "It's unprofessional!" Hilarious. Her smile is always so over the top. she adds a creepy but funny element to the movie.

[@jp9707]

I know!! Everyone here is hating on the character, and I know she's incredibly selfish and is helping maintain a damaging lie - but she also lends so much to the movie, and is so perfectly and amusingly acted!

[@Holret]

funny? she's out of character when she says it. Shes talking about the show.

[@annazfiirizky1952]

@@Holret bruh, thats what makes it funny

[@wulftheghost]

@@annazfiirizky1952 weird sense of humor, didn't see anything funny in that at all

[@kevinhillary4057]

0:27 his reaction cracks me up 😂

[@75216garrison]

Its the who you talking to that gets me

[@edvardjonsson7253]

I love Truman’s reaction to the cocoa thing. Just a simple ”What the hell are you talking about?” said in the calmest, most casual way possible

[@Paerata12]

Calm? Seemed like he was freaking out to me!

[@bobcrane812]

The next line gets me every time. His delivery is perfect.

[@hotelmario510]

It's crazy how she keeps gaslighting him because it's literally all she knows how to do.

[@wanjakuria4040]

*gasps* "Meryl!" Can't take it anymore! Dying of laughter!!

[@extremelyonline]

The way Marlon enters with the beers is really funny to me.

[@williamzhao2521]

I'd dangle that too if I was a dog.

[@silentreactor97]

This is one of the greatest movies I've ever seen , period.

[@seherayture531]

This man deserved an Oscar for this performance

[@lorenwood4386]

'how can anyone expect me to carry on under these circumstances! its unprofessional' im using that line next time i have an argument

[@andrewdiaz7912]

Who the hell are you talking to????

[@sk863cuz]

this cocoa is the best lol

[@tesla632]

Jade S also that cocoa beans are from the upper slopes of mt. Nicaragua and no artificial sweeteners!!

[@jamietoland2837]

Someone is always watching u but he found out and got wise

[@pinkguy452]

Andrew Diaz that line always makes me laugh

[@anthonyoliva7191]

What the hell does this have to do with anything? Tell me what is *HAPPENING!*

[@SalvadorVlogs]

I hate that woman so damn much in this film.

[@wel8266]

+Joshua Sweetvale She seems so damn fake. A real actor. Sociopathy.

[@kerol5905]

Well she was an actress in the movie and was just doing her job. No need to call her whore.

[@SuperBlazeOfficial]

+carol zebra They're retarded kids who can't tell the difference between reality and entertainment.

[@SuperBlazeOfficial]

Metatronflaren Uh no you fucking idiot. Search up the definition.

[@ScarriorIII]

Guess that applies to most actors these days...sick and pathetic at the same time.

[@audethyaa]

Man Laura Linney was brilliant in this movie. Its such a difficult role as compared to the usual roles that she played. Underrated actress.

[@savixa]

...and now I want a Mococoa drink!!

[@26Daisuke]

savixa probably not a good idea.... might make you hear things

[@lazyatthedisco]

Made with natural cocoa beans straight from Mount Nicaragua?

[@uselessmedia858]

What the hell are ya talking about?!

[@USA1-g9i]

I've tasted other cocoa's this ones the best

[@zainiadnan2335]

WHO YU TALKING TO?!

[@tommygarson8592]

the truman show is probably one of the greatest horror films ever created and it doesn't even try to be

[@edward18517]

That's the scariest pack of beer I've ever seen. Enters like a slasher's knife in a horror movie.

[@joeyk606]

Something about this movie. The way his best friend walking in is positioned as almost like a horror scene with the music, the six pack of beers is like the knife

[@SebastienGendron-uk4po]

It makes it all the more hilarious that the beers are another unnecessary advertisement in a traumatic situation.

[@captaincheez-it4533]

0:28 I don't know why I keep playing this over and over again.

[@TubsNSkins]

I'm doing the same thing! Such a well delivered line!

[@biggerinfinity9522]

Same for me 😂

[@molls8889]

Me in maths when my teacher picks on me:

[@HeheHello11022]

It's just funny

[@HeheHello11022]

It's just funny

[@paragonnina]

*my favorite movie ever. nothing will ever beat this amount of originality.*

[@robo2000nitro]

Its interesting and downright upsetting to see that all she cares about is the fact that it's not a "professional" area for her to be doing her job. Like it seems she doesn't give a shit about the major ethical issue that's plaguing this whole premise and would rather waste Truman's life if it means she just gets paid a lot of money. But its not only her. I can't believe none of these people felt like what they were doing was incredibly wrong and actually disturbing. Poor Truman.

[@nonyabidness5708]

Perfect example of what happens in our world in a million ways. We're all guilty of it in some form or another, sadly

[@MsMesem]

Like so many nurses and health professionals at this Time; its all about the money.

[@jeanaleonela2969]

In a deleted scene it shows a meeting in which Truman's "friend" actually cares a little about Truman.

[@theself5738]

Remember her interview in the beginning- she thinks it's a noble life. People in this world believe their own narcissistic BS

[@dreads9536]

Hey guys, just so you know, this is a fictional film. Seems like you might think it's a documentary or something.

[@valentinpalombo4699]

1:28 i love how the first thing to show up behind the door is a clear view of a six pack from the same beer so they can still make more product placement in the show 😂

[@joshuaspangenberg7465]

For the record, to anyone who thinks this movie is scary, the original screenplay for this movie was actually intended to be a horror film. Edit: Id like to point out, that a screenplay and a script are not the same thing. The screenplay is basically just a detailed summary of what could POTENTIALLY be a movie. A writer has to pitch their idea for their screenplay to a producer. When a producer thinks it’s a story worth being a film, they will fund a studio to revise the screenplay and make a movie SCRIPT. The script can and usually is different from the original screenplay that it’s based off of. Because of this, the writer is usually never allowed to be in the studio when filming takes place, strictly because they don’t get a say in how the movie is portrayed if they aren’t already the director of it as well. Producers aren’t paying the writer to direct the movie, they’re paying them for their idea. Once they basically buy the rights to it, they will do whatever they want with it.

[@thepaintingbanjo8894]

So there would have been a chance this masterpiece of a film would have become an even bigger masterpiece.

[@elevatormaniacgames]

I don’t think it’s scary, it’s sad. But atleast he gets to leave in the end, but knowing that he probably won’t fit in with the rest of society, just being gawked at by others, makes me even more sad. It is a little freaky that everyone knows everything about someone, even to the littlest thing, that’s the only maybe scary part of it.

[@Maggot-Milk]

I find the movie to be more tragic than scary, so im glad they went this route

[@shaunsteele8244]

how exactly would it be a horror film? Truman loses his mind and goes on a slasher rampage?

[@karbonythe]

@@shaunsteele8244 maybe if the spectators didn't know from the beginning that it was all staged. Something that would just play, like the Shinning, on the POSSIBILITY that something is really going on, but as long as you don't have evidence, you can find other reasons

[@iheartsamus5605]

Laura Linney's performance in this scene is amazes me to this day! Her reaction when Truman stands up and begins yelling. Also, when she realizes she said "Do Something!".

[@Uravytii]

If I'm being honest, this scene is extremely horrifying. I felt so bad for Truman, he had no idea what was going on while we had to watch him figure it out.

[@newsbuster292]

Watched the movie yesterday, not for the first time, but enjoyed it more than ever before. This movie ages like fine wine. I realized I do have a favorite scene, the one in which Truman runs of to the beach with Lauren. The only 'real' moment in his life. The music (Chopin) is so beautiful in that particular scene.