A complete and well made film

Rating: 9/10 (15 September 2015)

This movie was very well put together. When you are done watching it, you want more. It relates so highly to society today and how we constantly want to see famous people and catch them in their everyday life and paparazzi and tabloids make their reality, our entertainment, which is the main problem of this satire. This movie definitely seems to be more closely a Horatian satire rather than Juvenalian mainly because it is very upbeat and laid back. There are lots of innuendos that relate to the things we do in our everyday life. The author uses a type of irony called blame by praise by showing that the world he lives in is derived to be this happy perfect place when, in comparison to real life, it's not. The target of this film is most likely paparazzi and the people all around the world who get too caught up in knowing every little thing about every famous person's life. The film catches Truman living his everyday life, unaware of the fact that everyone is watching. It is a remarkably entertaining movie which sparks a lot of questions in your mind. All Truman wants to be free, free of broadcast, free of judgment and free to find himself.