The Truman Show (9/9) Movie CLIP - Truman Talks to the Creator (1998) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Christof (Ed Harris) speaks to Truman (Jim Carrey) in one last ditch effort to keep him from leaving the show.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Peter Weir directed this comedy-drama, a commentary on all-pervasive media manipulation. Scripted by Andrew M. Niccol (Gattaca), the film plays like a combination of the British TV series The Prisoner and Paul Bartel's The Secret Cinema. Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) is unaware that his entire life is a hugely popular 24-hour-a-day TV series. In this real-time documentary, every moment of Truman's existence is captured by concealed cameras and telecast to a giant global audience. His friends and family are actors who smile pleasantly at Truman's familiar catchphrase greeting, "In case I don't see you later, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!" Employed at an insurance company, Truman is married to merry Meryl (Laura Linney), and they live in the cheerful community of Seahaven, an island "paradise" where the weather is always mild and no unpleasantness intrudes. This is the basic situation of the series, which has grown over the years into a billion-dollar franchise for the TV network. As an unwanted pregnancy, Truman was adopted by the network and raised in the zoolike environment of a TV soundstage. Thus, the TV audience became hooked when Truman was very young. Now, at age 30, he still doesn't know he's a prisoner on an immense domed city-size soundstage, simulating Seahaven. Both the illusion and the ratings will collapse if Truman ever leaves Seahaven. In addition to elaborate events staged to make sure he stays put, Truman is given constant reminders of how wonderful Seahaven is compared to dangers in other parts of the world. However, his growing suspicions make him curious enough to try to leave, and the show's director and master manipulator Christof (Ed Harris) must constantly devise ways to thwart Truman's escape attempts. To enter the harbor, Truman must overcome his fear of water, intentionally instilled in him when his father "died" in a boating accident and was written out of the script. Exteriors were filmed in the Victorian-styled upscale community of Seaside, Florida. In addition to the Burkhard Dallwitz score, original music by Philip Glass and classical excerpts are also featured.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1998)
Cast: Jim Carrey, Ed Harris, Natascha McElhone
Director: Peter Weir
Producers: Edward S. Feldman, Andrew Niccol, Richard Luke Rothschild, Scott Rudin, Lynn Pleshette, Adam Schroeder
Screenwriter: Andrew Niccol
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"You never had a camera in my head"
Damn this movie had some deep lines
That line deeply resonated with me as well :)
@Benjamin Tjaa but why?
@Benjamin Tjaa no u
I know right! at least Truman's thoughts were his own.
Do we care that this is what they want to do to us in real life?
Imagine if he steps out to an even bigger set and he lives the rest of his life thinking he's free
LMAO XD
Harvey Birdman he’s gonna notice the failures of TV set again, no one would be fooled again after thiss
That would be messed up
We all live like that;we are bound to the laws of the universe. We are in control of how we choose to follow, bend or break those laws and enjoy/suffer the consequence, in the big scheme of things.. But Truman was not in the big scheme. He was kept away from it-every choice he made was through the power of suggestion. The only thing he could choose was to step out of it. Which to me symbolizes self-euthanasia. It's like with stalking: it stops when tne perp or the victim dies.
Welcome to the club, pal.
What I found chilling was that very last shot of the two cops. The way they just accepted the ending of the show, this masterpiece of reality TV, and simply flick the channel to see what else is on. Truman has spent his whole life being watched by the world, and it's over just like that. Such a fantastic film
I think that's a critique to modern TV consumerism: Truman is just intertaiment after all and, once this "product" is used and finished, something new has to be find simply by moving to another channel.
Time I can't see it
@@ID-su6cv It's not in this clip, it's the last shot of the movie, though.
@@Kristiekins2 oh I see thanks
Honestly I think its better than the alternative of Truman being forever obssessed with by the world. Their time with Truman is done.
I love how his last words are his famous catchphrase. As if he's throwing it right back at the studio.
Technically his last words are "yeah" lmao
@@carolusrex5213 bruh
The largest middle finger in cinema history.
One hell of an ending for the viewers too
@@carolusrex5213 no, "last words" is plural, why would the rest of it not be included? smartass.
The lawsuit that followed would be delicious
Within their universe, nothing they were doing was illegal.
@@waltermalone216 i think it was stated in the actual movie they were LEGALLY about to adopt 1 out of 3 babies, a firsy for a TV company or something
trying to kill some illegal, imprision, not to mention all the money they made from using him, where was his share
If it was illegal, it would've been terminated years ago. Most of the audience seems to be fine with it as well.
Yeah in-universe they said he was the first baby ever legally adopted by a corporation. They probably had a ton of lawyers working basically 24/7 to keep the show going, because we do see that there's a fairly sizeable movement of people who believe what the show is doing is wrong and would have likely filed many lawsuits against the network over the years.
I can see it being permitted to carry on as long as Truman appears happy with his life -- no damages, no harm generally being a legal standard. The network would probably argue that Truman is being well cared-for and has a happier life than most. Of course the fact that he's essentially imprisoned is fundamentally harmful even if he's unaware of his imprisonment, but I guess in the movie universe the lawyers managed to hold off that argument somehow.
Surely once Truman leaves the studio he'll have some very serious compensation coming to him, and yes, at least the threat of a lawsuit, which would realistically be enough to make the network settle with him for a huge sum regardless. I would also imagine that the network would probably want to stay on Truman's good side as much as possible after his departure, as the follow up interviews and retrospectives would be very lucrative for them as well, now that their main cash cow is gone.
I dont understand how the f*ck this movie didn't win a oscar for best original screenplay and best actor for Jim Carrey? 0.o
Ya, most potential actors like Jim carry, Jhonny depp etc never got an Oscar. May be they will be awarded by God. 😇
RT Josyula God doesn't exist...
Manish Verma Then how does u exist?
Ummm...my parents...and they exist because of their parents...and they exist because of evolution...and evolution happened by chance...so there you have it...
BeingHonest Not by magic...by chance...there is a difference....
I like it when he refers to Truman loosing his tooth as an "Episode". Sends chills down my spine.
At least he didn’t lose it, he only loosened it.
I'm 2 replies and one of your 1.3k likes and I'm a ✝️
Plus it doesn't even make sense, there were no "episodes" subdivision since everything was live 24/7
@@OwlandpieI figured that even though it was live 24/7, they probably also recorded and reran individual days as "episodes" so they could rerun the more significant and exciting days of his life
@@SuzER08 good point they probably had to fill up with content for when he was sleeping or busy taking a dump.
What if he just stepped out of Studio A and walked into Studio B....
+Sadik Meah lol, truman show: part deux :D
+Sadik Meah IT'S AN UNDENDING NIGHTMARE TRUMAN. Or wait what if he met all the other "trumans" who have been living in the same situation. The last truman would live in the last studio, and then they'd finally meet the real world.
+der Dennis watch our star trying to get out of this new, bigger, dangerous maze! and maze runnerr truman version emerged. XD
No one but the Buddha himself has made it past Studio G lol
Shaolin Westerner
That's deep man!
One thing I noticed, at 0:37
When Christoff said that he watched Truman taking his first steps, Truman looked down. Not because he is touched by Christoff's "love", but because he figured that his life was manipulated and robbed away from him ever since he took those first steps. That realization broke him.
Its the little moments where Jim's performance shines. The movie was robbed at the Oscars
@@MrUtah1the Oscars suck balls anyways
What a bullshit man
Litteraly no one thought he was "touched" like what 💀💀
@@-IMAGINE_ Not that kind of "touch"
Christof: "It's just a prank bro, chill"
That lasted 30 years
(GONE SEXUAL) (COPS CALLED) (TRUMAN SHOTED)
ETHAN!
9jayknight "There's cameras right there!"
You're punk'd
The bit where he strokes the screan on his tablet just shows what a sick minded control freak the creater actually is..
Yes, yes. Precisely! 👏🏼✊
In his sick and twisted mind truman was probably his "son", and he was the caring and benevolent father
@@temporaneo617 I don't even think it was father/son. It was almost more like pet/owner, with the owner just exploiting the pet for ego. Note he says the "episode" where he lost his first tooth. Not the moment, not the time; the "episode". Truman was just a figure in a show to him, a figure and a show he could manipulate like God for ratings and acclaim. If you recall that this show is partly a commentary on God's relationship with man, it'll make you understand how God is basically just ego for control. A figure that wants to be seen as benevolent and caring, but in reality is manipulative, spiteful and insecure, who needs you to depend on him or he is meaningless.
@@Zzyzzyzzs that's a very interesting interpretation! I hadn't thought of it that way
Zzyzzyzzs I like this interpretation of yours, reminds me of biblical tales
What an underrated performance by Ed Harris. In lesser hands this would've been a caricature, but the sincerity in his face and voice almost undercuts (or does it highlight?) the character's creepiness.
I was just thinking that. What a unique antagonist.
I know this comments old but I don’t think it’s underrated. Didn’t he get nominated for an Oscar for this movie?
This scene perfectly shows Christophs view of Truman: Truman is a pet for him. A very lucrative pet of course, but still he is convinced that he provides the best possible world him. And that's a key to every good villain: Knowing that they could be wrong, but still holding on to their delusions - and the violence they're imposing on their own conscience goes hand in hand with the violence against the world.
siopao2001 From what I read, Christoff didn’t have a nice childhood. So creating this perfect world for Truman is his sort of twisted gift, while also putting himself in complete control, a true God complex. I believe Christoff genuinely loves Truman, and in his own warped way he has given Truman a perfect life. A hot wife, successful career no matter what he does, a beautiful house, friends, etc. Seahaven literally revolves around Truman. But Truman doesn’t want perfection, he wants freedom, flaws and all. I don’t think Christoff was all that devastated at losing his cash cow. I think he was heartbroken in that Truman rejected his “perfection”, the only thing Christoff ever sought. Ed Harris is amazing
Apparently he prepared himself for this role in a couple days as the original actor quit. Pretty impressive.
you know this is the scene they're gonna show at end of Jim Carry's memorial video at oscars!
he is not dead yet. ..why do you think about that? lol
While I agree, I'm definitely not ready to think about the fact that Jim Carrey will die some day. He was one of my favorite childhood stars.
why you gotta make me think about that
That would be a brilliant end to his ceremony. He bows and he makes it happy. If I saw that it would bring a smile to my face.
The Establishment Let's hope that's not for a very long time.
After he stepped out the real world the reporters probably wouldn't let him live a peaceful life. They would wonder what will happen to him or what he is going to do now. Even the people in the comments wonders it. The people who hopefully watches him getting rid of this life in front of their tvs probably would wonder what will happen to him next. He has to live with cameras even after this show and it is very sad. Eventually, he will be forgotten but every now and then there will be news like "What happened to that Truman guy?"
I am sure he is ok with being forgotten
Hay that guy Lei from the tea shop.... hes fire lord now
He's going to Fiji afterwards. That's what he wanted to live there in his whole life.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 only because he things thats where that girl went to
I'm pretty sure Sylvia would find him, and they will actually move to Figi...getting away from all that crap.
Best movie ending ever.
yes..I must admit the first time I saw this movie was on TV and I cheered when Truman walked out!.
metafis i watched this for the first time in school the other day and my entire class was cheering and wouldn’t leave class even when the bell rang to finish the last scene
About the same level of satisfaction as Shawshank's ending
That’s not the ending, and btw yes the ending is one of the most beautiful ending ever madr
Buzzolan Leo Erm yeah it is the ending but the last few seconds aren’t on this clip, have you not seen the movie? 🤔
No grieves or hate from Truman when he leave the show. He just do a reverence and say a happy good bye to all the people who watched him during those decades. How can't you like such a nice man ?
That's the only thing I don't like about this movie. I means sure I like the fact that the viewers shown on the movie care about Truman more than the show. But in real life there's always gonna be a selfish rabid group that's been entertained by the show so much that to kill that entertainment would ruin them psychologically.
Shanethefilmmaker the concept of the show is just like big brother those that are invested in the show will continue to hope for the best. True fans would understand Truman’s choice to exit the show. And move on to a better life. It’s implied when you see the elder ladies or diner patrons cheering and crying for him.
@@Shanethefilmmaker you'll probably not even notice this or already have found this later on, but 1:56-1:58 Truman's smile turns into a furious scowl. he doesn't know what life will be like outside of the dome, but he knows that the good bit of it has been ruined and it has probably ruined it from now on. Even in the real world, his reputation will never leave even when people forget. But every now and then someone will go and say: "Whatever happened to that Truman guy?"
No he drops the face immediately as he turns away; he’s pissed, which is why he says “you never had a camera in my head”. Him saying that is making fun of the creator and the show.
precisely on the grounds of beign nice to thsoe who dont deserve it
Then Truman changes his name to Ace Ventura and lives that life lol
XD
Seems legit enough.
Then he becomes dr Robotnik
Grinch
"Alrighty then
Makes total sense. Ace is his other personality after years of hating people and being lied to
I love how everyone cheered when he left, even though it meant the show was ending they were still rooting for him and happy to see him succeed
Even though the show ended everyone wanted him to be happy
@@ThatGuyKh1 Even thhough the show ended everyone wanted him to be happy
@@marioironside5830 Even thhhough the show ended everyone wanted him to be happy
@@ranitbose9609 Even thhhhough the show ended everyone wanted him to be happy
@@breadtoast1036 Even thhhhhough the show ended everyone wanted him to be happy
Truman Show 2: Daily Vlogging
Jeff Jimenez lol
WE LIVE IN A SCOIETY GAMERS RISE UP
@@eaterofchristmas5636 and do what?
the film has been around for a long time and is called Ed TV
Truman show 2: studio B
This movie made me so sad, how all Truman wants is to be free and he gets punished for it when it's the last thing he deserves.
thats like the last 100 years for black people in a nutshell
Andrew Vaughan i agree
Hawkeye gamerguy no...
@@taylorjudge4506 "We wus kangz and shiet"
@@taylorjudge4506 on god it’s like that
Jim Carrey is one of the most underrated actor. He is just amazing.
James JWC He's underrated for doing dramatic roles, if that's what you meant.
He shld get Oscars more than any one else.
James JWC Underrated? Tell me how is he underrated? Because he isn't.
+Lt Col Speirs He has never been nominated for an Oscar, and most people associate him with those gross-out and immature comedy films when he's probably one of the greatest dramatic actors in Hollywood
do people understand what the word underrated means?
steps out into the world.
gets hit by bus.
Lol
Stuck by lighting, like on poster travel....lol
That's a Family Guy reference.
This isn't a Isekai... Unless they plan on that
Gets mug by a hobo
"You're afraid, that's why you can't leave."
No, actually the "Creator" Christof was afraid...afraid Truman would leave.
He was so afraid of losing the one thing he could control and contain.
I’ve always seen the line “well say something goddamn it you’re on television” is the most human we see the creator. It’s like in that brief moment he smiles, cracks a laugh, saying Truman to say something, not for entertainment, but take this chance to say something you want to the whole world. It’s like for a very short moment he accepted the fact that Truman has entered reality
Nah I think it was 100% for entertainment. He was frustrated that Truman was just silent at seemingly the climax of his show and he was like ‘well don’t make it awkward! Say something witty!’
And by god he did.
to him truman was like a son, everyone saw every bit of his life, those millions loved to see that honesty that truman bought, he didn't act, the television him as just him. Imagine how the creator must have felt preparing every piece of this world that his creation would live him and just watch Truman grow
Plato's Allegory of the Cave: The Movie.
So accurate it's scary
temmychan #Corenection lets see who gets it
Yes!
that among other things
The Big Brother (Orwell)
One of the greatest endings ever.
Indeed, it made me change my whole impression of the film, and that background music is simply amazing
Well duh this is the only ending to the Truman show
I’m mad they cut the best part
OG PowerZ he could’ve chosen to stay. Some people believe that in a sense Kristoff is like his father and to some degree he would choose to stay.
Edward
Honestly from a show writers perspective this is a perfect conclusion to The Truman Show
It would be the greatest fourth wall break in television history.
i wish the ending was longer seeing what happened too the creator or truman reuniting with that girl it just ended too fast
Dude its awesome seeing you here!! And yes I agree I felt the ending was a bit too abrupt
Yes.
***** I think there's no question that it represents the afterlife, considering all the "ascending into heaven" symbolism in the scene, and that Ed Harris is speaking to him through the clouds like God.
That's how many shows end
@MrDX1118 thats brilliant. Thinking of this, I always assumed, the reason we don't see Truman breaking out of the cellar until he is found on the sea was just to increase dramatic action, but this way it makes more sense... he was also of camera for those minutes.
I can't believe he asked him to stay after already being aware that everything is fake and he's on television.
I mean, it didn't really matter that much that he was aware now, he could've kept the show running
@@LiamC328.
@@LiamC328 I wouldn't have been the same show that Christoff wanted.
@@LiamC328 not really the whole point is that he’s real and he’s only real if he thinks everything around him is real now he’s going to know everything is fake and orchestrated it won’t feel real anymore
This is a climax for the ages. No shootout, no kiss, no gun to the head. Just a line that wraps everything up perfectly and sends chills through your whole body.
I know in the comment section everybodys is asking the same thing,....what happened after he walked through that door? I love this ending because they show everybodys reaction after it but not his because there's no cameras following him no more. Sure he might have paparazzi after him but don't compare the control Christof had over him. It's up to our imagination what happened after that.
I bet he just fell into an endless void
@@theregularterrarian3933 the void under the bedrock from minecraft
Bruh he died. Theres nothing outside the Seahaven dome.
Pretty sure he and Sylvia went to Fiji after a long legal battle. Because, where else is he going to go?
He simply got his paycheck
I love that the script makes a point to contradict Ed Harris's god illusion when it cuts to the girl and she sends up a prayer to the real God.
Yeah... The real god.
The whole movie is a metaphor for how there are no gods. Step away and be free.
@@scowell no
@@scowell don't be a troll
@@morganbanefort181 Truth hurts... I know.
"You NEVER had a camera in my head..."
Gets me every time.
What makes this movie so good is that this could actually happen
I swear life is the Truman show.....
According to a 2008 NY Times article, psychologists in Britain and the U.S. reported a number of people experiencing "Truman Syndrome" or "the Truman Show delusion" - the belief that they are the unwitting star of their own reality-TV show. Reportedly, many of those afflicted have specifically mentioned the film while in therapy. More recently, in Sept. 16, 2013, the detailed account of one Ohio student who suffered for years from the Truman-Show delusion is documented in the New Yorker magazine article, "Unreality Star", by Andrew Marantz.
G4nst4Ch33se jajaja, since that movie i'm suspicious of my parents
Would explain a lot
+Kakarot The Super Saiyan - it's playing out on this board with everyone pretending to not be in on the joke. YT has turned into a zoo generally but some of these usernames and comments would make any reel or real life Truman question his reality.
One of the best movies ever
This is lowkey the scariest movie ever. Of all movies, this movie made me rethink life and stuck in my head for 2+ years...
A philosophical masterpiece; breaking free of the reality
Or in this case ‘Reality TV’ 😂
This might sound crazy but I relate to this movie in so many ways. I lived my life in a mormon bubble but finally got the courage to leave. I was met with resistance from friends and family but five years out and it has been great.
I bet it's the same but even more extreme for Amish too...
Freedom always has to be fought for.
Be a regular Christian instead of a mormom, much less extreme. I don’t see much sense in closing yourself off to all faith just cause one was pretty bad
@@captainpep3 That is what I have done.
Become Catholic
And in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!
The line from the TV show
*bows*
yeeeeeep
왈 와르르 왈왈 컹컹
What I say to my bullies before moving
This actually means that the guy who is speaking to Truman is the society, talking on its own rules about the structure, then Truman is the individual who symbolises the existence of free will right?
who cares Ex-fucking-actly
The problem is that outside the dome theres another dome. Dont fool yourselfs!
No its a movie
Us individuals related not only to society but also to all of its different kind of boundaries (politics, religion, consumerism, moral). In this case imo religion is the topic: the last resource to induce us to fear and to search for a senseless relief, when nothing else has convinced us. The fact that his name's Christoff and speak from the sun between clouds (actually, when he starts talking to Truman he says: "I'm the creator... of a TV show that blahblah") are pretty symbolic of that.
93hothead It's called allegory, shithead.
The Truman Show was a great movie for a lot of reasons. A TV Show watched by the whole World about one man on a 24 hour a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year Big Brother. It was a great idea but also it showed the World that Jim Carrey was a much better actor than we gave him credit for. This end scene is kind of sad because Truman now knows that his whole life has been a lie. He's crashed into the wall aboard his ship and now he wants to leave. Ed Harris was brilliant as Christof and Oscar nominated for the role. He's telling him how much he knows about him, and has looked after him since he's been in Seahaven and why he wants him to stay. But Truman doesn't want to be there anymore and leaves with his final line. In case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening and goodnight! Then he simply walks out the door.
Thanks for explaining the whole scene, it was needed.... XD
I love that Truman chose his own way. Killed Kristof with kindness and a smile on his way out. 😁
Have you ever wondered if you are a prisoner of your own mind?
Have you ever KNOWN that you're a prisoner of ur own mind?
+Shaolin Westerner And in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!
You don't really exist
trumanwiz i am
I'm both the prisoner, the warden, the judge, the jury, and the executioner of my own mind. I must forever contain my mind as to not let it wander astray, never letting it drift to far for the fear of failure, or pain. forever judging what it should and can do. forever deciding if its right or wrong. forever stopping it from doing things that I can't bring my self to do. and forever caged myself, with the burden of being it warden.
and therfore,
I am the warden of my own mind, but also a prisoner trapped in his head always hoping to reach out into the distance, only for the bars to stop him all to short of freedom.
How much do you think Truman got paid I mean he worked 24 hours nonstop everyday of his life 100 million maybe ???
+Brotramel - I do, all the time.
He got paid nothing. Everything he was doing was paid inside.
@@patrykchlipaa257 I think he means the fact he was the star of the show so he was getting paid for it
He didn't. He had no idea his life was fake untill the point of the movie.
with the lawsuit he could do probably billionaire overnight
This scene was always so powerful to me. It is a metaphor that crystallizes the relativity of our beliefs about our world and about ourselves, the little and big truths that we hold on to during the course of our lives.
And if we are lucky enough, we can use our ability to let go, as painful as that can be, so that we can be, finally, free.
Oh, and the music used in this scene is so beautiful.
Ok boomer
@@tarrahforcier477 ok troll
@@miniatures1 yeah idk why i commented this
@@tarrahforcier477 character development
What I liked the most of the ending was seeing that elderly couple completely moved by him leaving the set and almost immediately after going "alright, what else is on TV?".
The one saying that was the fat cop, not the old ladies
The girl praying for him while the devil keeps him trapped is so beautiful
Life found a way
Through the door.
lol
If there's one thing the history of evolution has taught us, it's that life will not be contained. Life breaks free, it expands to new territories, and crashes through barriers painfully, maybe even dangerously, but, uh, well, there it is.
uh..
*Jurassic theme starts*
I love how the slight change in expression at 1:48 perfectly shows his realization that he's about to lose his entire life's work
Both Jim Carrey and Ed Harris' performances are superb!
This is like a metaphor for overprotective parents.
Omg
I like to think one of the tones of the film is that the second you leave the spotlight, the whole world forgets you even exist.
Well the way the voice goes around the whole world, as jim looks up to the sky, it creates a type of symbolism, like he is talking to god, giving a feeling of both power to the creator, and powerlessness to jim.
That 'man' was a devil masquerading as a creator. Steve Job complex
They did have Mac computers...
Steve Jobs was awesome though, he's the reason Apple used to not suck
@@trbz_8745 What's he supposed to have done that was so evil anyway? I met a woman from Portland a few weeks ago and she was telling me he was a "shitty person". I guess he must have said there's two genders or some other unforgivable crime.
@@trbz_8745 steve jobs was a bum
Michael Martin Steve woz did all the work that gave people the apple product. Jobs was just the fruit eating hippie that told him what to do. Ok not exactly true but the way I like to think of it sometimes
Truman: how about we swap places? You come live here and I’ll architect your life
Kristof: ehh
Future job interviewer: "So, Truman, do you have any real-world experience?"
Truman:
RIP
I mean if he worked at a job that seemed legitimate enough, I’m sure he can get a real job out there
I always love the ending. Especially when she runs out to meet him.
“Incase I don’t see ya; good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.”
-Jim Carrey 1998
2:01 Truman left the game.
Now that is how you have a series finale.
"The episode where you lost your first tooth." Episodes to the director and the world, life experiences for Truman.
He finally broke the fourth wall!
I always thought they should've reworked it so that when he here's the line "I watched your first step" he answers "No, this is my first step" and then he goes through the door
And he wouldn't have missed that step either
+plumlogan too cheesy
+Anthony Fake agree
Too on the nose.
Cheesy.
Free your mind. The Earth is a triangle.
Thx jimmy
LOL
I just don't see how you could dislike this clip?.. just a brilliant heart warming film.
I never took Jim Carey seriously as an actor until I saw him in this film, truly inspiring.
Change the title of this video to "Two of the most underrated actors delivering one of the greatest ending a movie has ever had."
BEST! EXIT! EVAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!
Such a powerful scene, Amazing acting from all characters and great lines being said. It's in the little things: the fact that you're looking at Truman from above and only seeing his crown makes it so you can almost feel his vulnerability, whereas the Creator is enormous and you can see every emotion on his face and in his voice. The soft yet intense music completes it. Kudos to Peter Weir for a great, great scene.
I really like how the creator, speaks to Truman like a father. "I was there for..." having a repeatitive quality, but his overbaringness as a father is emphasised by the fact that he literally bears over Truman, his whole life.
Not to mention he has a Freudian slip when he refers to Truman losing his tooth as an "episode". He didn't see Truman as a person, only as a star of a show.
I miss you, Jim.
Happy 25th anniversary Truman Show!
Released 06/05/1998!
Got goosebumps again when I watched this here.
One of the best movie scenes preformed. Art in motion, the way the actors converse is real tense, the way the emotions rush through your head makes you feel for Truman, such a brilliant film that couldent be played by anyone better,the lines said by actors are deep and the scenes where you know he’s clueless just put so much meaning into the movie, absolutely amazing film and I recommend anyone who hasn’t seen it to go watch it.
There is no background music on the scene shown, absolute perfection, knowing he is alone where he is but at he same time together makes your head rush with emotions and really drills in the idea that Truman is really thinking about his decision.
“In case I don’t see you, good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.”
I’ve only just watched this movie but dear god the mental trauma of knowing your life was fake from birth only to step into the real world this was a great movie
Metokur went out on this
Ralph won
This movie has SO many metaphors for things we all deal with on a daily basis. Really, a truly brilliant film.
Say something
Truman: I'm taking your ases to court
“You never had a camera in my head.”
I love that line so much, it’s so well-written.
One of the most epic, satisfying endings i've ever watched. this is what we call PERFECTION!
I love Peter Weir's work! EVERY movie he ever made was outstanding! He is one, if not the most underrated director ever.
This movie is genius.
The ending always gets me. Total masterwork of a movie.
I like this ending and the original ending as well. In the original ending, Truman discovered the soundstage and found out that there was a tour for his show. He learned that there was merchandise and things of that nature and when he sees the moon for the first time it almost brings him to tears. He sees Hollywood and when he confronts the creator of the show he desperately asks if anything in his life was real. Truman also almost pushes him off a roof. Finally we see that Truman and Sylvia are married with a daughter and are living their lives on a beach while there is a new TV show about a baby named Zoe, thus coming full circle with a new star/show.
The ending of this film is absolute perfection! Wow!
Honestly one of the best Jim carry performances. just great
i love the monument he walks out that door nothing were cut off just like everyone else
he seemed to be genuinely scared to step through that door but the words gave him the courage to walk through. not sure if the shows creator was trying to persuade him to stay or to leave. I guess that up to everyone to decide.
In case I don't see ya!
Good Afternoon, Good Evening and Good night!
hahaha.. Yeeah !
I love how you can't see what is beyond the doorway. Truman is boldly stepping into the unknown.
Easily one of my favorite movies of all time....so many iconic moments
This has a lot of religious aspects
Yep a lot and i can relate to it personally
1:38 That’s the best line to wreck someone when there never going to see each other again XD
this is one of the most rewarding moments ever put to film
This scene always puts a smile on my face. Beautiful movie, true masterpiece!
Love the ending!!
Would have loved to see like an hour long short film of how Truman adapts to life after leaving.
The producer seems like he can melt mountains with his words.
I love this film so much, one of my all time favourites