The Truman Show - Jim Carrey Lands in the Twilight Zone - Cinemassacre Rental Reviews

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[@blackmesa4188]

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[@Monstermania101]

Cool you got sponsors but I’d never play that shit

[@smilenowsmileforever4226]

Hey can you guys do one on event horizon. I think it's part of the hellraiser universe and it leads in to the matrix. Call it a stretch but I've got a theory lol

[@PrivateOGITH]

Seen it...

[@SavestateComic]

Wasn't that the game that made Ion Maiden change it's name to Ion Fury?

[@IINesasta]

I love that whenever people talk about this movie, they barely talk about it as a movie, instead people start questioning their reality. It's a great testament to just how thought provoking the film really is.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Well it did create a type of mental disorder lol..

[@Pako_equis]

Agree it has to be in everybody’s top 20

[@trebb9639]

I love the extra features where they interview the "Actors" and show their thoughts on being in the truman show. Like Truman's friend is an alcoholic because he drinks beer constantly on truman show to keep up the act for truman. Great stuff.

[@Good_Horsey]

The moment he pounds the "sky" wall after the boat crashes into it, that was far more moving than it had any right to be.

[@tomsmiley126]

Favorite scene ever for me, for obvious as he'll reasons

[@Clay3613]

The music is so perfect.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

the horizonwall

[@JackOfen]

Best pounding in any movie I've ever seen.

[@MrGenedancingmachine]

Do moments have "rights"? you clown, stop repeating hack comments

[@wstine79]

"In case I don't see you, good afternoon, Good evening, and good night."

[@legendarypft2124]

I use this in real life but i did forget what it was from nice to remember it :D

[@kaimanic1406]

I see you! And you're a cool dude! See you later...

[@adamj.cuthbert7528]

"You never had a camera in my head!" One of the greatest films ever made.

[@Opinwood]

Great quote.

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

There's a double take in that line. Truman says it as a act of defiance, but in reality, *all* of the cameras where inside his head because his head is the center of his subjective experience. As much as Truman is inside the show, the show is inside Truman. looked at this way, the film could be a story about enlightenment. The show is an analogy for samsara, duality, illusion, the ego, etc. It's familiar and habitual and even a little comforting to an extent, but it doesn't contain any real fulfillment. Whereas the world outside the show is nirvana or awakening. The final obstacle to awakening is not so much that samsara is tempting or corrupting or that , but it means that you're well and truly your own boss. You've seen through anything that could have placed a limitation on you. Even the gods. 限界突破 If some boffin with a PHD comes along and says the world is such and such a way, you can tell him to piss off. You don't need anyone to think for you. (We'll leave out the complications of you also being the PHD, you wanting to be fooled, and the fact that you were really you're own boss even while you were completely deluded.) That's naturally very frighting because it means you're not really a person or identity at all. You're it. You could be stuck dead at any moment and it wouldn't matter because the real you is what there is. The thing that sucks about being "me" is you don't get to be it. The thing that sucks about being it is you don't get to be a me. So after Samsara and nirvana, the Truman show and the world outside, comes the middle way where you become a person who unites both worlds and is whole.

[@thesurvivorssanctuary6561]

@@amanofnoreputation2164 The Middle Way is where Truman becomes a Vlogger, and gives both terrible advice and the best you'll ever hear, 🤣. Ego in service to Presence.

[@branscombe_]

Adam J. Cuthbert beautiful. like goosebumps

[@celticson]

The bit that always really got to me was when Truman's buddy says "the last thing I would ever do, is lie to you". Truman's gonna have some trust issues.

[@bumzilla8586]

Ben Church he actually said the last thing I’d ever do is steal a pie from you

[@bobbomb8330]

he said yannie

[@favoritemustard3542]

@@bumzilla8586 hrm, thought i'twere "lick yor thigh fer you" but, oh my, "pie" *I S S O M U C C W O R S E !*

[@favoritemustard3542]

@@bobbomb8330 ๏⊙◉◎ⓞⓄ⊚ₒ०•˙ *WHERE* did ja find your *CHAIR?*

[@Kibogu]

They didn't even mention the best part of the movie! The last scene where they see Truman walk off the set, ending the show, and then the people are just like "eh, what else is on?" That was brilliant.

[@hardtymz2517]

wasnt the the cable guy last scene??

[@zackzimmerman9194]

The ending is just great social commentary on contemporary society, once the show ends after 2 decades, people just move on to the next show. Society just doesn’t care.

[@KingRandor82]

It's actually part of why I'm losing my attachment to pop culture; something will always be the next thing, and the current thing won't be. I need something deeper than that.

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

@@KingRandor82 I would study some philosophy if I were you.

[@KingRandor82]

@@JohnSmith-wx9wj I have in fact been starting to, funny you should mention ;)

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

@@KingRandor82 Good man

[@KingRandor82]

@@JohnSmith-wx9wj a personal favorite of mine at this time, in fact, is the speeches of Alan Watts; and a friend recently showed me the piece on Plato's Cave. LOVED it.

[@awesomov]

Also recommended for viewing: Pleasantville, a film with a number of similar themes released in the same year, 1998. That and Truman Show together make for an excellent double-feature.

[@cr103]

Toby maguire was great in that.

[@aguyandhiscomputer]

Great movie. Touched on so many things.

[@seanlaffey3633]

Just had a double feature with The Truman Show and The Matrix. They’re kind of similar if you think about it...

[@smacksoftSMA]

a film with the other half of the dumb and dumber duo

[@raineyhayes3821]

"The Truman Show" is similar to the Twilight Zone episode "A World of Difference". "Saw" is similar to the Twilight Zone episode "The Jeopardy Room". "Maximum Overdrive" is similar to the Twilight Zone episode "A Thing About Machines".

[@billmcleod353]

Truman Show is a good movie in and of itself but it did irk me a little when it was described as "so original". A movie that seems to be based upon an episode---not of TW (60's)---but upon "The New Twilight Zone" (80's) isn't "so original". Truman Show had a much larger budget and I think was more enjoyable than the New TW episode.

[@graciegj63]

The Movie Cube got it's idea from the TZ episode "5 characters looking for an exit".

[@omfgwrestling130]

Chuckie similar to 'taking Tina' episode of twilight zone

[@piotrsegal6475]

@@billmcleod353 The most original works are usually inspired by something else. Finding pure originality is rather difficult nowadays :)

[@TheRightLadder]

@@piotrsegal6475 Or any days.

[@HAL_NOVEMILA]

...The Truman Show is one of my favourite movies ever! There's something that so intriguing about the concept... I also love that we do not actually see the ending of Truman's story, it's just like if we were too the spectators of the show and we're left wondering what we'll happen now that he left the Dome!

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

Indeed, it is also among mine.

[@tylerdalton4406]

It was on last night haven't seen it in years and watched it last night

[@jimmylarson7856]

I remember a fan theory that a fan of the show was waiting outside the door and when Truman walked through he was shot dead and Kristoph felt he warned him to stay

[@nothanksnoname7567]

@@jimmylarson7856 Wouldn't there have been security or some such outside the dome at the exits/entrances though? Not saying that someone wouldn't have been theoretically able to take a few shots at him, but still, surely there would have also been an exclusion zone around it too... oh well, it's just speculation on a fictitious scenario.

[@DadaPoopoo]

@@tylerdalton4406 wait, so when was the last time you watched it?

[@crackpippi]

10:08 - You're talking about "Brave New World" and not 1984.

[@Gideon_Judges6]

Aldous Huxley and George Orwell are rolling in their graves

[@Ozz9223]

Brave New World is also the title of an Iron Maiden album!

[@ryandean3162]

It's pretty much both. Brave New World has soma. 1984 has Victory Gin, etc.

[@pezelma1446]

@@ryandean3162 But Victory Gin is a pleb thing and it sucks, higher class of people got better drinks

[@thstroyur]

Dammit, I knew someone would beat me to the punch

[@Steven_Andreyechen]

You’re entering the Truman Zone

[@irishjoe2941]

Steven Andreyechen Sparks cigarette! “In the Truman Zone”

[@PollyGlodd]

Truman Zone Act 1

[@tenjenk]

One of the planned endings was to have Truman leaving the dome and then get shot dead by the director. Thank god they didnt film that shit

[@Brian-my7hn]

It always shocked me that 'friends and family' didnt end up having some real feelings for Truman after being invovled in his life for so long.

[@RampagingFlippy030]

Marlon/Louis did, they just got rid of the scenes where it was obvious. Because..I dunno

[@ZafVirex]

The late 90s had some great "reality is a simulation" films: The Matrix, Truman Show, The 13th Floor, and Dark City. All favorites of mine. Would love to see you guys review Dark City in particular. Ironically, parts of the sets were reused in the Matrix and one of the actors plays the Trainman in the last film.

[@DuraDigi]

ZafVirex dude the 13th floor is a really good movie and dark city is one of my favorites of all time

[@KohlDayvhis]

Best part about the "This could happen to you!" sign is that it actually does it happen. When he's escaping on the boat they strike the boat with lightning...

[@elder-woodsilverstein7716]

I never noticed that before.

[@BugsyFoga]

What a great way to celebrate the release of the sonic movie.

[@CaveyMoth]

Not to mention Valentine's Day. ...The only Valentines I get are from my mother. How pathetic is that?

[@kadosho02]

Btw he is excellent as Robotnik. It is an awesome film 😊🎉🎉🎉

[@ClellBiggs]

@@CaveyMoth You're fortunate just to get that.

[@jennninja9986]

Sonic lives in a dome world, it sits off in a dusty corner of dr. Gero's lab.

[@mistrdevine]

Cavey Möth my valentine is my dog. He’s a great cuddler.

[@AlyxxTheRat]

The 90's and early 2000's was a great time for movies that basically re-evaluated reality. Movies like The Truman Show, Dark City, eXistenZ, The Thirteenth Floor and Matrix all explored a constructed/simulated reality. I think that's also why thematically these movies hold up really well cause it's still something to think about today.

[@goose33]

Just watched dark city. So good!

[@KairuHakubi]

the rise of intrusive and terrible reality shows for voyeurs retroactively make this movie more meaningful but also depressing. not only did we not learn from it, apparently certain other people got the wrong lesson Not that this movie invented the concept exactly, but..

[@Kain5th]

don't forget just about anything by David Lynch

[@alfredino724]

Jim Carrey really show his range when it comes to acting in this film

[@camilohiche4475]

Honestly that Iron Maiden game looks like garbage.

[@WuSezer]

I Love Iron Maiden and rpgs, but you're right. It looks like dog shit

[@TheLastVoodooMan]

I bet it's that Raid game everyone advertises, different skin.

[@X_Baron]

No matter how awful it is, I kind of like it more on idea level than Raid, because at least is has some sort of reason to exist.

[@Makapend]

X Baron but it doesn’t. What Iron Maiden fan was asking for a game based on it? Nobody at all

[@favoritemustard3542]

Saying Iron Maiden looks like Shirley Manson's band is like saying Tori Amos is going to be very upset that Mindless Self Indulgence is imitating her. Ya Derp..!

[@Staytimeless_]

Easily my favorite Jim Carrey movie, very clever flick

[@mistrdevine]

“See you guys at Fucho Land!”

[@Eur0trashRG]

I like it how casually he just says that

[@AllTheRageShow]

Kieran has the best closing lines and they come so natural.

[@kinnikufan]

20:59 - When the illusion all falls apart.

[@LurkKlerk]

On the real that scene where Truman finally reaches the wall, and tries to punch his way out is a huge tear jerker. Jim was fantastic in this, should’ve at least gotten an Oscar nod.

[@jonathanharvey690]

17:50 James - "He sounds like an ASS to me" Lol that's great!

[@cody8804]

Truman Show is my favorite Carrey movie. Most people say Eternal Sunshine but personally I think the memory people have of that movie or the idea of the plot is held up as better than the movie actually is when you watch it

[@hotslili8544]

I like these. It's not over the top. You can feel the enthusiasm from talking about the movie. It's nice, nostalgia all around.

[@jsc315]

This is easily my favorite Jim Carey film. The ending is so damn dark and depressing it's rather beautiful

[@ormhaxan]

Truman Show is my favorite 90s movie, but the title of Best Carrey movie for me goes to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

[@kadosho02]

@@ormhaxan I hope they review ESotSM soon too. Loved that film.

[@Clay3613]

How is it dark and depressing? Truman gets his freedom and chance to meet his true love again.

[@kadosho02]

@@Clay3613 there are so many layers explored, it could be different for everyone watching the film, connected to it's themes. We all see things differently.😊

[@roastchicken401]

The ending was depressing? He escapes! Sylvia even runs out to greet him, implied. I know it just ends like the Sopranos, but i think he was better off... well, maybe not. idk

[@PotatoMcFry]

Wouldn't have guessed that Kieran was a Hall and Oates fan. Badass.

[@anth4x]

10:09 I think the reference is more too "A Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley not 1984... maybe he just mixed them up.

[@nickpavloff8977]

anth4x Alan Watts got me hip to that 1

[@anthonysloan2620]

One of my favorite Jim Carrey movies. Best line "What are you talking about, who are you TALKIN to!" I say that to co workers all the time lol

[@John_Locke_108]

Saw it in the theaters and really enjoyed it. Re-watched it a couple of months ago and it still holds up. Great acting by Carrey.

[@grimTales1]

The gang should have a look at Stranger than Fiction - that has Will Ferrell as a guy who hears a narrator saying everything he does, reminded me of The Truman Show

[@kendromeda42]

Seriously one of the best movies ever made.

[@danielstack4158]

Maybe they will get there, I like them reviewing these more serious, quality movies. I do like when they review shit though like those Y2K preparation videos.

[@judsongaiden9878]

Vaguely reminiscent of 'In the Mouth of Madness'.

[@lordgrendell]

Underrated movie. Isn't Tilda Swinton the author/narrator?

[@trequor]

Literally one of only two roles that I actually liked Will Ferrell in (the other one is Megamind). That movie is phenomenal

[@adamloewen456]

This was an uncommonly great episode in the series. I particularly liked the proto-philosophical discussion, and how it fits in with the sort of rock and roll matter-of-fact attitude of the show.

[@ColemanMulkerin]

I find this movie to be very watchable. I even rewatch some individual scense on youtube. The acting, sets, and score are just so interesting. Always seeing something new.

[@nathanvanroon5673]

That's a majesticly metal iron maiden cellphone game add, won't play it, but I will watch the add again.

[@McFlingleson]

One thing I always thought was weird was at the end, when he's leaving the show and he says to the show's creator, "In case I don't see you, good afternoon, good evening and good night" because that's his catchphrase, but since he just found out about how his life is a TV show, it probably never occurred to him that that's his catchphrase. To him, it's just a thing he says sometimes.

[@miami2881]

Nah even regular people have their catch phrases. He was probably self aware that not other people used it.

[@ir3mix3d]

breaking the 4th wall! That ending was amazing.

[@Luchoedge]

12:20 oh, Phillip Glass is not just good he's a freaking MASTER! those scenes wouldn't be as intense without his music! Check out his other work, it's really astonishing. It's so moving.

[@NUMBERONESHELLYFANN]

Beautiful! Such a great movie. Saw it in theatre when it came out 1998. Changes your perspective on things, that’s for sure. Please do eternal sunshine!

[@WrecklessEating]

I was just thinking about this film yesterday. What a treat to see this in my sub box!

[@choobiestudios2305]

Seems a bit…orchestrated

[@coronaalfredo50]

i've been watching AVGN since 2006 and it amazes me how innovative this guy is and how he was able to put his whole team on. Great content will always have longevity.

[@DemonicShade]

Oh I remember watching this back in high school. Really liked it.

[@heatherphillips5983]

My husband's favorite comedic actor in the 90s, had never seen this. We watched it about 4 years ago, and he was blown away. Said he didn't know he could be a serious actor.

[@jfncho]

This and Eternal Sunshine are my fav Jim Carrey movies.

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

I must admit I'm not very into his humour but when he does dramas he is a damn good actor, like Adam Sandler.

[@seanlaffey3633]

Luis Mario Guerrero Sánchez Uncut Gems blew me away.

[@TeeMoc45g]

saw this movie a few years ago and loved it. My fav scene is where jim carrey crashes his boat in the wall and just starts pounding on it with his fist.The anguish carrey has on his face was so heartbreaking and also the score which takes over the scene sets the tone of the scene so great. great movie.

[@SukiNoKoe]

That poor, innocent mailman. :(

[@KizaruB]

One of the most original, clever satires in recent memory. I love this film.

[@owensreviews625]

“What are you talking about? Who you talking to?”

[@kurtownsj00]

They just go round and round!

[@mariuskristensen1867]

There there that damn beetle jes

[@ChAn-dv9to]

Best part

[@drradon]

It's interesting you are seeing this as scary. I understand how that works out, but i never perceived it like that. It's always been a Hero Story for me were you want him to learn, you want him to break out. I see it as a very positive and inspiring story about being able to paragdime shift, to break out, to grow.

[@jeremybowers3181]

This movie broke my heart when he touches the wall at the end.....👊💥🇺🇸

[@Acadian_Picker1970]

Always loved this movie!!!!! His dramatic break out role, if you don't count Simon Birch.

[@irishjoe2941]

I guess Cinemassacre is my Valentine this year! Thx guys!

[@pvsweetypie]

U sad

[@23impact47]

That's lame

[@irishjoe2941]

pvsweetypie very

[@1EFeKT1]

Can't wait for the review of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" - one of the most underrated movies out there!

[@brandonsmith5880]

What was it about? If heard about it but haven't convinced myself to watch it.

[@iamwhoyousayiam6773]

@@brandonsmith5880 We'll leave it at a man is figuring out his past.

[@KnuckleHunkybuck]

@brandon smith Suffice it to say that it's a great movie with a great score/soundtrack and introduced me to the acting talent of a young Mark Ruffalo, all under the auspices of a very interesting premise.

[@hjames78]

When i was watching this movie i kept saying to myself "they legally couldn't do this to someone " lol

[@SkyCardis]

You can get away with anything as long as you have the money to get away with it.

[@hjames78]

@@SkyCardis i doubt they could in this situation lol

[@Krystalmyth]

The most horrifying thing is this is set in a world full of sociopaths.

[@rileyrosswalker]

LMAO the gangstalking bit was great. Totally forgot about that video till now.

[@excessmaterial]

The final episode of Eerie, Indiana is basically the plot of that Twilight Zone episode as well.

[@pummisher1186]

The TV show Dinosaurs did the same cameras everywhere gag that you did at the end.

[@MAXAMILLIONMAN]

I see Tony repping that Metokur merch!!

[@MAXAMILLIONMAN]

@@SiestaYonJyuGo lol no that be Jim

[@DimitriVHefley]

I came to the comments just to see if someone else noticed... Lmao jfc

[@Florin500]

@@DimitriVHefley Same here! was sure i wasn't the only one.

[@ENKTDeeColon_and_randomnumbers]

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[@joeslickback]

Iron Maiden? EXCELLENT (Guitar Riff)

[@BlakeBlackstone]

21:35 time on the clock. I also overlooked this movie as a kid thinking it was dumb because it wasn't Ace Ventura. But man.. That movie is really good.

[@spacecowboy3693]

Truman Show was one of my favourite movies growing up. It was one of those things which changed my thought process, my world view as a whole. A solid 10/10 in my books.

[@jakefin6891]

I really like it when you guys stay in topic and actually talk about the movie

[@KairuHakubi]

though they had really good and cogent digressions too!

[@TheReasonableGentleman]

Anyone else notice the 4:20 cameo at 21:37? Absolutely brilliant. Cheers

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

"I always feel like somebody's watching me"...I forgot who sang that line along with Michael Jackson

[@Moonbeam143]

It was Rockwell.

[@NEMOsleeps24]

This as well as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind are some of my favorite films of all time

[@IjnebWasInUse]

The Truman Show was so funny! I love Jim Carrey, and his work in Sonic was amazing too!

[@dosbro4690]

Spazzter the Truman show is not really a comedy

[@IjnebWasInUse]

@@dosbro4690 I still thought it was hilarious.

[@dosbro4690]

Spazzter well then your an idiot

[@IjnebWasInUse]

@@dosbro4690 Ironic coming from someone who can't differentiate your and you're.

[@dosbro4690]

Spazzter I don’t think my simple grammatical error is something to bring up in a situation about your horrible comprehension of a classic film. In fact the mere mention of something that small just shows me that you never had the whit to say something to defend your INCORRECT opinion.

[@itaybashan3757]

‘The Truman show’ is my absolute best Jim Carrie movie. The idea beyond it is very original and executed really great. And Although Jim isn’t as crazy and funny as he usually is, in my opinion this is his greatest performance

[@dhj7541]

I feel bad for Jim Carrey in this movie and it was especially sad when he reunites with his "dad"

[@DaimoHope]

Watching the end while stoned is a fucking trip

[@NolocoLawrence]

This makes me want to watch The Majestic. I haven't seen that one probably since I was young

[@iamwhoyousayiam6773]

I think my main problem with that movie and the Truman Show (and Number 23 etc.) was that they were too serious for Jim Carrey, who I loved for Liar Liar, SNL, Ace Ventura etc.

[@mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299]

OMG Thought I was the only one going to mention The Majestic:p

[@ainekellan6295]

I feckin' love that movie. People complained that it was too much like a Frank Capra movie- which is a dumb reason to hate it, Frank Capra made some GREAT movies.

[@AxelAlexK]

In my opinion this movie is incredible. Award-winning quality incredible. It's extremely underrated.

[@m.nightshammertime1518]

"Who's the main character? I want it to be me" "It's actually me" Lmao.

[@grandetaco4416]

I want to know who the antagonist is.

[@BigGahmBoss]

I haven't seen this movie since it was in theaters. You guys are making me wanna see it again

[@Coldsteak]

Always had considered the Truman Show a modern telling of Plato's Allegory of the Cave.

[@Avocado11]

4:58 My favorite scene with most of my favorite lines: What the hell are you talkin' about, who ya talkin' too?!...What are you gonna do; dice me, slice me or peel me, there's so many choices! 12:10 The other pianist they show (John Pramik) was the pianist at my church for years when I was a kid. I remember rewinding the VHS and bringing my parents into the room to make sure I wasn't seeing things. 13:15 Godzilla 89...Biollante? James is so hooked into his Godzilla years that he'd believe Harry Shearer was in Godzilla vs Biollante over confusing the year of Zilla's release.

[@Luchoedge]

18:50 I watched that movie when I was like, 10, and It had a similar effect on me. I was a bit paranoid for a couple of weeks after that. I hear it's actually pretty common.

[@Doc141]

One of the best and most thought provoking films. A thrilling movie.

[@sosabravo]

“Where’s the caldor?” Lol peep the 4:20 at the clock

[@SlyRy]

Peter Weir is one of my favorite directors. I love Gallipoli, Witness, Truman Show, and Master and Commander

[@GamertagTOWELLIE]

This movie was such a truth drop now that we know we live under a dome.

[@LockeRobsta]

Great review of a great movie. Probably my favorite JC movie as an adult. Cant wait for The Cable Guy review.

[@angelgomez7992]

They would trip out on reality at 4:20 XD

[@roguerifter9724]

Wait did Tony forget to show Justin the awesomeness of the Tazer?

[@TheVloggerDude2018]

“Craziest mobile game of 2020.” And it’s only February??? Also why is The Grinch not part of Jim Carrey month?

[@theactualcanadian8300]

The Vlogger Dude cause it blows

[@selforganisation]

Well, why isn't The Cable Guy? Or Liar Liar? Or 12? I guess because the month only has 4 or 5 weeks?

[@jeffdavis6657]

Maybe next FebuCarrey.

[@TheVloggerDude2018]

Jeff Davis I mean maybe it’s more of a December thing?

[@Richard_Nickerson]

1. Like you said: it's February, 2. You're clearly 25 or under if you think that's one of his good movies.

[@MrProg-ey3tl]

I got really excited to see them discuss one of my favorite movies of all time, and was a bit disappointed to see them get off-topic all the time. Still, it was great to hear them talk about it like it was a Twilight Zone episode, which also happens to be one of my favorite TV shows of all time.

[@Zouszz]

21:37 who’s the cameraman, is he going to have his own cinemassacre show. And furthermore - the number of the time code - 21:37 - No way It is a mere coincedence! Oh my god, It’s all connected!

[@newtonwallen3210]

It's me

[@rubberchix]

No its me

[@newtonwallen3210]

Haha no it was actually me

[@michaelhand4246]

Harry Sheerer is also Mr BURNS and SMITHERS :)

[@raineyhayes3821]

These guys are having a Total Recall of their situation.

[@TheTrainFan9]

I was getting more of a "Neo being unplugged" vibe myself, minus the whole emerging from a pod full of goop thing.

[@wulver810]

This movie was so damn awesome when I saw it, I need to watch it again sometime. I am also glad to see the set they are on and how it is set up, very cool.

[@phatdookie4207]

21:49 we all know who the main character is....... Nope not either of you. 😂

[@austinschwarz1449]

"He sounds like an ass to me" and that is why James is my favorite LOL

[@luizenidog5016]

Dang man makes you think that our whole world is in such a predicament like we are entertainment for somebody else sorta matrix style .

[@paulrawsonjr.2423]

No mention of EDT.V.? I remember when people would say these two movies were the same.

[@ty22guy]

This movie messed with my head for a while.

[@holypaper]

Peter Weir, the director of The Truman Show, was underrated.

[@devinmorse3607]

Some people hear Yanny, others hear Laurel. Me, an artilleryman: Why is it silent?

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I got so many bells ringing in my ears _every_ angel gets its wings!

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DARKNESS IMPRISONING ME ALL THAT I SEE ABSOLUTE HORROR

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Hilarious ad for the Legacy of the Beast, just enough sarcasm and silliness. Great review of The Truman Show.