A Unrealistic Reality TV Show

Rating: Null/10 (15 September 2015)

This horatian satirical film illustrates the overly dramatic inflated version of reality TV, as we follow the main character Truman, played by the always hilarious Jim Carrey,throughout his daily endeavors. Truman illustrates to the target, people who film reality TV, and the audience, anyone who watches or participates in the making of reality TV, that being a part of a TV show that is about you're life, will make it become you're life. Truman shows us that reality TV is more often than not nothing like real life. In real life, you don't get you're own individual raincloud, people don't look straight into a camera, people don't get escorted away for nothing, and, believe it or not, people don't parachute from the sky to tell you you're on a show. This movie, though it was made a few years ago, still applies to shows we have today. To name a few: "Keeping Up with the Kardashians", "Dance Mom's", "Big Brother", and "Survivor" all share unrealistic traits, but are still "real" enough to qualify as reality TV. I think that's all I can really write about "The Truman Show" so in case I don't see you, good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight. :)