As inventive and creative as Weir's staging is, The Truman Show wouldn't work without credible Truman. And Carrey carries off the tricky role with a chipperness that belies a deep-seeded longing for more in life than surface perfection in all this movie is one of my all time favorites.
'Sentiment: Neutral 😑'
The script is very creative, doubting that this is not a movie at all, but a complete realization at the end of life; to the so-called real world, although there are lies and hurt, but cruel truth is always better than false content; The mediocre person never notices.
'Sentiment: Positive 🙂'
The film is an amazing combination of existentialism, surrealism, and symbolism. Truman turns into a Christ figure by the end and represents the desire of all people to find the truth of who they are and why they exist. > What is really amazing is that all of this is poured together into one film that is entertaining as well as thought provoking. How often do we get that from Hollywood? Other than CONTACT, I can't think of many other films recently.